A clinical evaluation of placed in primary teeth using the ART approach

Article Abstract:

An experimental study evaluating the efficacy of resin-based composite restoration and glass ionomer cement restoration of teeth, in children aged between 6 to 10 years, is presented. Atraumatic restorative approach was used to restore the teeth.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Methods, Forecasts and trends, Children, Market trend/market analysis, Child health, Oral health, Dental restorations

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Portfolios for determining initial licensure competency

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Portfolios can reduce risk in decision errors, and meets the necessary seven criteria for initial leisure competency. The psychometric literature is reviewed focusing on high-stakes professional decisions.

Medical errors, Psychometrics

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An analysis of the contribution of a patient-based component to a clinical licensure examination

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A study investigating the efficacy of the patient-based question component of a dental licensure examination is presented.

Evaluation, Study and teaching, Dentistry, Questionnaires, Professional examinations

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