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Published in French in Tropical Dental Journal Volume 24 - December 2001 pages 5-8

Comparison of the clinical detection and the biological detection of dental cariesComparison of the clinical detection and the biological detection of dental caries est évalué 1 étoiles par les abonnés Tropical Dental Journal Online

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Authors : P. N’Dobo Epoy†, N.D.Y. Gnagne-Agnero Koffi, E.D. Sess, J.C. Guinan, R. Bakayoko Ly - Ivory Coast


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La carie dentaire peut être détectée par diverses méthodes. La comparaison de la détection clinique à la sonde et au miroir et de la détection biologique par la détermination de l'activité de la phosphatase alcaline sur 107 sujets de sexe masculin âgés de 19 à 25 ans a été réalisée. Elle révèle un taux plus élevé de carie évolutive (PAL (116UI/L) par la détection biologique que par la détection clinique. L'absence d'activité carieuse est traduite par l'activité de PAL comprise entre 86UI/L et 116 UI/L. Le test de Khi2 révèle que la phosphatase alcaline est un marqueur statistiquement significatif de la carie dentaire et plus particulièrement de son activité.

Abstract
Comparison of the clinical detection and the biological detection of dental caries

Different methods can be used to detect dental caries . The comparison of the clinical detection by the use of explorer and mirror to the biological detection by the measurement of alkaline phosphatase activity (ALP) in 107 men of 19 to 25 years old was performed. Biological detection reveals more active caries( APL activity >116 UI/L) than the clinical one. Absence of caries activity is expressed by an ALP activity between 86 and 116 UI/L. The Khi 2 test shows that alkaline phosphatase is a statistically significant marker of dental caries and more it reveals its carious activity.

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