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Davies, S.J. et al.

Davies, Gray, Al-Ani, Sloan, Worthington,

Inter- and intra-operator reliability of the recording of occlusal contacts using 'occlusal sketch' acetate technique.

OBJECTIVES: To develop a simple way of recording occlusal contacts with proven inter- and intra-operator reliability. SETTING: Clinical skills laboratory in the University Dental Hospital of Manchester. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The marked static occlusal contacts of 20 sets of models were recorded in a pseudo-clinical situation, by three dentists and in addition by one dentist on two occasions using a schematic representation of the dental arch - the 'occlusal sketch'. RESULTS: The median of Kappa agreement for inter- and intra-operator reliability was almost perfect. CONCLUSIONS: The occlusal sketch is a simple, inexpensive and easy way of recording the results of an occlusal examination using marking papers.[1]

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Inter- and intra-operator reliability of the recording of occlusal contacts using 'occlusal sketch' acetate technique. Davies, S.J., Gray, R.J., Al-Ani, M.Z., Sloan, P., Worthington, H. British dental journal. (2002) [Pubmed]

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