The effectiveness of routine dental checks: a systematic review of the evidence base

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C F Davenport
K M Elley
A Fry-Smith
C L Taylor-Weetman
R S Taylor
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[1] Clinical Research Fellow,Senior Lecturer in Department of Public Health & Epidemiology
[2] Kingston House,undefined
[3] Consultant in Dental Public Health Rowley Regis and Tipton PCT,undefined
[4] Kingston House,undefined
[5] Information Specialist,undefined
[6] Kingston House,undefined
[7] Consultant in Dental Public Health,undefined
[8] Heron House,undefined
[9] Public Health & Epidemiology,undefined
[10] West Midlands Health Technology Assessment Collaboration,undefined
[11] University of Birmingham,undefined
[12] Kingston House,undefined
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British Dental Journal | 2003年 / 195卷
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This review demonstrates a lack of consistency in the direction of effect of oral health outcome measures with different frequencies of routine dental check.Six-monthly routine dental checks or any other specific frequency of routine dental check for adults or children cannot be advocated on the basis of existing evidence.There is a need for further primary research to investigate the relative effectiveness of routine dental checks of different frequency in terms of the separate impact on caries, periodontal disease, oral cancer and patient-centred oral health outcomes.
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页数：11
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