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Vit. artikler i internasjonale tidsskrift, referee-tjeneste (ISSN)
INSTIT.: UiB-Odont: Odont. inst. - oral kirurgi og oral medisin
FORF. : Berge, T. I.
TITTEL : General practitioners' and dental students' decisions on third molar
diagnoses, treatment, and referrals.
SIDEREG: s. 171-181
SPRÅK : eng
TIDSKR.: Acta odontologica scandinavica
ÅR/DATO: 1993
VOLUM : 51
ISSN : 0001-6357
SAMMEND: A questionnaire on third-molar problems was mailed to a systematic
random sample of 200 Norwegian general dental practitioners in
November 1991. The return rate was 88%. Similar questions were given
to 59 5th-year dental students, with a return rate of 83%. Ten
third-molar cases were presented by means of copies of radiographs
and written information. The following conclusions were drawn: Apart
from a terminology problem consisting of lack of discrimination
between the terms retention and impaction, overall good diagnostic
abilities were shown by both practitioners and students. Receiver
operating characteristic analysis of treatment decisions indicated
that students were more radical than practitioners. The students ha d
an increased referral rate for third-molar surgery, whereas the
practitioners indicated a more selective practice of referring
advanced cases.
EMNEORD: diagnosis, oral, epidemiology, molar, third, surgery, oral, tooth,
impacted
PUBL-ID: r94006073
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Vit. artikler i norske fagtidsskrift (ISSN)
INSTIT.: UiB-Odont: Odont. inst. - oral kirurgi og oral medisin
FORF. : Berge, T. I.
TITTEL : Når skal visdomstenner fjernes?
SIDEREG: s. 206-210
SPRÅK : nor
TIDSKR.: Den norske tannlegeforenings tidende
ÅR/DATO: 1993
VOLUM : 103
ISSN : 0029-2303
SAMMEND: Indikasjonsstillingen for fjerning av visdomstenner er under
diskusjon, men det finnes fortsatt en rekke situasjoner der fjerning
av retinerte eller partielt erupterte visdomstenne r er indisert.
Ulike patologiske tilstander, og tidligere og nåværende symptomer
utgjør hoveddelen av disse. Retinerte visdomstenner uten
kommunikasjon til munnhulen og uten kliniskeller røntgenologisk
påvisbar patologi eller symptomer bør ikke fjernes. Det optimale
tidspunkt for fjerning av symptomfrie partielt erupterte tenner er
ved 25 års alder. Er pasienten yngre, bør mulighetene for senere
erupsjon vurderes før ev fjerning. Med økende alder, over 25 år, bør
indikasjonsgrunnlaget vurderes strengere. Noen visdomstenner bør
henvises for fjerning, andre kan med fordel opereres ut i
allmennpraksis. Utgangspunktet for seleksjon av pasienter for
henvisning bør være å redusere totalomkostningene i forbindelse med
behandling en. Kirurgisk fjerning av ukompliserte visdomstenner hos
unge, friske pasienter kan være et eksempel på kirurgisk virksomhet
som under de rette forutsetninger med fordel kan ivareta s i en
moderne og velutstyrt allmennpraksis.
PUBL-ID: r94006399
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Vit. artikler i internasjonale tidsskrift, referee-tjeneste (ISSN)
INSTIT.: UiB-Odont: Odont. inst. - oral kirurgi og oral medisin
FORF. : Berge, T. I.
MEDFORF: Gilhuus-Moe, O. T.
TITTEL : Per- and post-operative variables of mandibular third-molar surgery
by four general practitioners and one oral surgeon.
SIDEREG: s. 389-397
SPRÅK : eng
TIDSKR.: Acta odontologica scandinavica
ÅR/DATO: 1993
VOLUM : 51
ISSN : 0001-6357
SAMMEND: Per- and post-operative indicators in 25 patients who had lower
third-molar surgery performed by 4 general practitioners (GP) in
their own practices were compared with those of a control group of 25
patients operated on by an oral surgeon. The preoperative variables
age; sex; general health; use of medications, alcohol, and tobacco;
and depth, position, and presence of infection of the third molar
were considered in individual matching of the patients. The
operations performed by the GPs lasted 17.9 min (p=0.0001) longer
than those of the oral surgeon. Increased rates of postoperative
alveolitis (p=0.03) and secondary healing (p=0.0005) were found in
the GP patient group, as was a tendency for increased postoperative
pain and consumption of strong analgesics. The number of days unable
to work was 1.9 in the GP group, compared with 0.6 in the surgeon
group (p=0.0012). No differences in swelling and t rismus were found.
EMNEORD: general practice, impacted teeth, oral surgery, third molars
PUBL-ID: r94005937
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Vit. artikler i internasjonale tidsskrift, referee-tjeneste (ISSN)
INSTIT.: UiB-Odont: Odont. inst. - oral kirurgi og oral medisin
FORF. : Berge, T. I.
MEDFORF: Bøe, O. E.
TITTEL : Symptoms and lesions associated with retained or partially erupted
third molars. Some variables of third molar surgery in Norwegian
general practice.
SIDEREG: s. 115-121
SPRÅK : eng
TIDSKR.: Acta odontologica scandinavica
ÅR/DATO: 1993
VOLUM : 51
ISSN : 0001-6357
SAMMEND: A questionnaire on third-molar problems was mailed to a systematic
random sample of 200 Norwegian general dental practitioners in
November 1991. A 88% return rate was obtained. The following
conclusions were drawn: on an average, 3.8 patients with lesions or
complaints from retained or partially erupted third molars were seen
in general practice in 1 month, and most of these consultations were
associated with partially erupted third molars. A mean of 1.3
surgical removals of third molars was performed in general practice
in 1 month. The mean one-way travel time for patients to specialists
in oral surgery was 1.3 h, and variations were not related to
surgical activity in practice. Fourteen per cent of the general
practit ioners refer surgical cases to non-specialists.
EMNEORD: epidemiology, impacted teeth, oral surgery, questionnaire survey
PUBL-ID: r94006072
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Kapitler eller artikler i vitenskapelige bøker, lærebøker, leksikon m.m.
INSTIT.: UiB-Odont: Odont. inst. - oral kirurgi og oral medisin
FORF. : Tornes, K.
MEDFORF: Wisth, P. J.
TITTEL : Surgical-orthodontic treatment of class III. Mandibular prognathism
including vertical and transversal deformities.
SIDEREG: s. 19-27
SPRÅK : eng
BOK : Consensus. The timing of facial osteotomies in children and
adolescents.
ÅR/DATO: 1993
FORLAG : LIC forlag AB and Inst. for Postgraduate Educ., Jonkøping Sverige.
ISBN : 91-7584-285-8
PUBL-ID: r94006659