Interrater Agreement in Approximal Caries Diagnosis and Staging With NIDIT
Objectives: To determine interrater agreement in approximal caries diagnosis and staging with the use of the DiagnoCam device (KaVo, Germany) that utilizes Near Infrared Digital Imaging Transillumination technology. Methods: 30 images of teeth with and without approximal caries were obtained from 30 patients with the use of DiagnoCam (KaVo, Germany). Each image was assessed by 4 independent raters, 2 of whom are conservative dentistry and endodontics consultants, and 2 of whom are general dental practitioners. Each rater assessed the image using the scale provided by the manufacturer (0 – no caries, 5 – deep caries). The results were analyzed statistically by calculating Kendall’s W coefficient (PQStat Software). Results: Kendall’s coefficient of concordance for all raters was 0.84 (p<0.000001). The value for consultants was W=.89, p=.0103, as was the value for GDPs. Conclusions: Interrater agreement in approximal caries detection and staging is high and, therefore, its result may be useful, easy to interpret and communicate in everyday dental clinical practice.
Division: IADR/PER General Session
Meeting:2018 IADR/PER General Session (London, England) Location: London, England
Year: 2018 Final Presentation ID:0820 Abstract Category|Abstract Category(s):Cariology Research-Detection, Risk Assessment & Others
Authors
Eliasz, Wojciech
( Poznan University of Medical Sciences
, Poznan
, Poland
)
Mrall-wechta, Marta
( Poznan University of Medical Sciences
, Poznan
, Poland
)
Golabek, Malgorzata
( Poznan University of Medical Sciences
, Poznan
, Poland
)
Ronij, Anna
( Poznan University of Medical Sciences
, Poznan
, Poland
)
Gawriolek, Maria
( Poznan University of Medical Sciences
, Poznan
, Poland
)
Surdacka, Anna
( Poznan University of Medical Sciences
, Poznan
, Poland
)
Financial Interest Disclosure: NONE
SESSION INFORMATION
Poster Session
Cariology Research: Detection and Imaging Techniques for Dental Caries
Thursday,
07/26/2018
, 11:30AM - 12:45PM