Development of a nomogram for prediction of occlusal dentin caries in Norwegian children at risk: a 36-month follow-up study.
Researchers created and tested a prediction tool (nomogram) to identify which high-risk Norwegian children would develop tooth decay on the chewing surfaces of permanent molars over three years, using factors like previous cavity history, tooth surface condition, and fluoride toothpaste use.
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