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... large composite restorations in posterior teeth; clinical indications and patients’ demands are the driving force for their choice of the ...using composite materials in load- bearing situations included: ... See full document

... the dental students disposed excess silver amalgam in airtight containers, which is quite high in contrast to the observations of a study conducted by Bansal et ...silver amalgam in common ... See full document

... of Saudi dentists to the use of amalgam for restorations are rela- tively ...fresh dental graduates to the use of ...of Saudi dentists and interns working in Riyadh, Saudi ... See full document

... while dental anxiety denotes a state of apprehension that something horrible is going to happen in relation to dental treatment ...Nevertheless, dental fear is considered as a normal emotional ... See full document

... Website: www.aarf.asia. Email: [email protected] , [email protected] Page 67 caries even having good oral hygiene. Thus the use of antibiotics therefore plays an important role in controlling the caries ... See full document

... The Arabic version of the Modified Dental Anxiety Scale (MDAS) was used to assess dental anxiety [9]. The MDAS is considered a valid and reliable measure [5] and consists of five questions as follows: (1) ... See full document

... response rate. The other major limitation that needs to be considered is that almost half of the respondents were from one university, thus it may not be appropriate to generalize our findings to students ... See full document

... prevalent among PNU students (Table ...life among young people in Saudi Arabia, especially given the cultural openness of the society, and is marketed as a way to alleviate pain and ... See full document

... percentage among UGS nominated to use CBCT for dental Implant ...to use CBCT in any cases ...to use CBCT for evaluation of patients with tumors or cysts, extraction of impacted teeth ... See full document

... Materials and Methods: 106 patients aged ≥ 18 years with at least one professional malpractice in implant dentistry done in dental health premises in Saudi Arabia were included in the study. Clinical ... See full document

... reliable among Arabic-speaking individuals ...to use this Arabic questionnaire for Saudi medical students, we decided to assess the validity and reliability of the WHOQOL-BREF instrument in ... See full document

... phone use was significantly associated with low socioeconomic ...income students' use of their mobile devices for the Internet was significantly higher than that of students who had higher ... See full document

... indicated that they planned in advance for their pregnan- cies (Table 1). Notwithstanding, planning for birth does not necessarily mean that the women made pre-preg- nancy visits for their medical care provider or having ... See full document

... Explaining behaviour and improving it through theory-based research has been used previ- ously in medication adherence studies [26,27] but with limited benefit in changing targeted behaviour, which might be due to the ... See full document

... malpractice towards HBV prevention, even although they have a good knowledge and accepted attitude toward the disease and its prevention. Practices at risk among the participants were greatly prevalent, we found ... See full document

... This cross-sectional study was done by sending an online questionnaire through e-mail messages that were obtained from Saudi universities Websites as well as the attendants of fifth and sixth International Winter ... See full document

... or dental attendance [7, ...identified among the two reviews were of high or uncertain risk of bias, especially in relation to random- isation (no allocation concealment), blinding (lack of blinded outcome ... See full document

... hyperandrogenism among female students of Taif University in kingdom of The study was conducted from September, 2017 to June, ...volunteer students from the female university participated in the ... See full document

... [1]. Dental caries is now viewed as an infection rather than as a lesion and its treatment objective is to reduce or eliminate pathogens, this can be viewed as a departure from the traditional restorative model ... See full document

... stress, among others (Woo, 1996; Casiglia, 2002; Scully et ...of dental students regarding oral health are important for their own health but also for future actions with their ...out among ... See full document