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Dentists' Knowledge and Treatment Preferences on Dental Erosive Lesions in Southern India: Implications for Policy and Education.

International journal of dentistry · Sengupta I, Somayaji K, Nayak PP, Shetty SS, P AK, Bolar K · 2026-08-30

A survey of 110 dentists in Southern India revealed variable knowledge and management approaches to dental erosion, with specialists more likely to recommend invasive treatments and experience influencing treatment choices, highlighting gaps in standardised diagnostic methods and management protocols.

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