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The relationship between claimed restorations and future restorations in children and adolescents: An observational follow-up study on risk categories for dental caries

Riët Hummel, Wil J. M. van der Sanden, J.J.M. Bruers, Geert J. M. G. van der Heijden

PLoS ONE · 2021

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Summary

Various models are available to assess caries risk in individuals. In general past caries experience is considered as the best single predictor for future caries development in populations. Likewise, recent restorations have been used to predict future restorations. We aimed to evaluate a classification model for risk categories for dental caries in children based on claims data from Dutch healthcare insurance company Zilveren Kruis. The baseline caries risk categories were derived from the number of claimed restorations in two baseline years (2010 through 2011). These categories were defined as low (no new restorations), moderate (1 new restoration), and high (2 or more new restorations). First, we analyzed the relationship between baseline caries risk categories and the number of new res

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Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.1371/journal.pone.0259495
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BFmoef2qvj-z8ywfy
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