Caries Diagnostic Tools Flashcards

1
Q

rule in (sensitivity)

A

moderate

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2
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rule out (specificity)

A

good

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3
Q

Sensitivity is the ability of what
whats the formula

A

the ability of the test to detect caries when caries is truly present
TP / (TP + FN)

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4
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specificity is the ability of what
whats the formula

A

the ability to exclude caries when there is truly no caries present
TN / (TN + FP)

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5
Q

what does radiography show
and can activity be detected

A

shows difference in mineral content of dental hard tissue
mineral loss appears only when the tooth has lost a certain amount of mineral
very shallow initial lesions are not visible
activity cannot be detected

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6
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radiography usually shows false positive or false negative and cervical what

A

false positive
cervical burnt out
anatomical defect
radiolucent restorations

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7
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what is the ideal goal for longitudinal monitoring w a device - to provide what
(light and electric current)

A

numbers for lesion depth

light devices are based on the scattering and absorption properties of enamel and dentin
fluorescence of dental hard tissue

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8
Q

DIAGONOdent based on what

red light what wavelength
relationship of caries and fluorescence

numbers range from what

intensity is indicator for what

what is a limitation

A

fluorescence

red light wavelength: 665 nm

caries induced changes in teeth lead to increased fluorescence

numbers range from 0-99

intensity is indicator for caries depth

limitation - high false positives

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9
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vistaproof based on what and does what

number range

blue light at what wave length

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based on fluorescence, captures fluorescent images

number range from 0-3
sound surface: 0-11
enamel caries: 1.2-1.7
dentin caries: >1.7

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10
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quantitative light induced fluorescence

demineralization of dental hard tissue results in loss of what

in-vivo vs in-vitro calculation of what

what camera and computer image analysis

A

loss of autofluorescence (natural fluorescence)

in vivo calculation of mineral loss

color microvideo charge-coupled device (CCD)

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11
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is porous enamel more conductive or mature

A

porous enamel is more conductive than mature enamel

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12
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is dentin more conductive or enamel

A

dentin is more conductive than enamel

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13
Q

visual tactile caries exams have acceptable balance of high proportion of what, while at the same time having low proportion of what

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high proportion of true positives
low proportion of false positives

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14
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is visual exam or bitewing radiography superior in detecting shallow lesions

A

visual exams are superior to bitewing radiography in detecting shallow lesions

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15
Q

radiography is better at detecting what

A

radiography better in detecting deep dentin lesions in approximal surfaces

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16
Q

read over powerpoint again

A

wahoo

17
Q

observed proportion of agreement

A

(TP+TN)/total

18
Q

do you want high or low chance-corrected proportion of agreement

A

want high