15 research outputs found
Changes in the strategies for caries management in older adults; a non-invasive alternative.
Revisiting the PAI scoring system to produce a reliable and reproducible evaluation of the outcome of root canal treatment
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Revisiting Orstavik's PAI score to produce a reliable and reproducible assessment of the outcomes of endodontic treatments in routine practice
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Survival Rate of CADâCAM Endocrowns Performed by Undergraduate Students
International audienceSUMMARY Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the success of computer-aided designâcomputer-aided manufacturing (CADâCAM) endocrown restorations of endodontically treated teeth (ETT) performed by supervised undergraduate students. The study also intended to identify possible factors that may lead to failures. Methods and Materials: This observational open cohort study was based on clinical data from endocrown restorations performed by residents and undergraduate students in their 4th, 5th, and 6th year from July 2011 to May 2018. The presence of a tooth with an endocrown on the arch was the main criteria used to calculate the survival rate of restored teeth. The quality of the remaining endocrowns was evaluated referring to the FDI criteria. The cases of failure were categorized into either favorable or unfavorable. Results: A total of 343 ETT were restored with endocrowns in 315 patients. Among them, 199 patients encompassing 225 endocrowns were followed during a 56 ± 26 month period. The survival rate of restored teeth was found to be 81.8%, the estimated KaplanâMeier survival rate being 71.8% at 9 years. Among the 41 failed cases, 32 were favorable (debonding and/or ceramic fractures) and 9 were unfavorable. Conclusion: Endocrown restorations of posterior ETT using CADâCAM technologies could be carried out by undergraduates with a low risk of failure. Teacher supervision could be reinforced, covering all steps of each endocrown procedure in order to avoid failures due to insufficient thickness or loss of retention
Diversité de l'élevage en Auvergne : un levier de durabilité pour la transition agroécologique
Projet de recherche du programme PSDR Auvergne 2015-2020National audienceAlors que de nombreuses rĂ©gions françaises se sont fortement spĂ©cialisĂ©es, lâAuvergne a partiellement rĂ©sistĂ© Ă cette Ă©volution et se caractĂ©rise par une diversitĂ© encore importante de ses systĂšmes dâĂ©levage dâherbivores. Cette diversitĂ© tend nĂ©anmoins Ă sâĂ©roder, et cela alors mĂȘme que la prĂ©servation et la valorisation de la diversitĂ© est mise en avant dans le cadre de la transition agroĂ©cologique. Les professionnels de lâĂ©levage et les Ă©lus rĂ©gionaux sont dĂ©jĂ sensibilisĂ©s Ă la diversitĂ© de lâĂ©levage et Ă son intĂ©rĂȘt pour lâavenir du secteur. Les fonctions, intĂ©rĂȘts et dynamiques de cette diversitĂ© restent cependant peu connus, et la sensibilisation des filiĂšres avals et de certains acteurs des territoires est rĂ©cente
DiversitĂ© de lâĂ©levage en Auvergne : un levier de durabilitĂ© pour la transition agroĂ©cologique
Les BrĂšves 2016 / PSDR new-DEAL
DiversitĂ© de lâĂ©levage en Auvergne : un levier de durabilitĂ© pour la transition agroĂ©cologique
Les BrĂšves 2017 / PSDR new-DEA