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Less Is More Collection - JAMA Network

Fenton J. JAMA Intern Med. 2016;176(2):191-197.

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Less Is More Collection - JAMA Network

Bischoff-Ferrari H.JAMA Intern Med. 2016;176(2):.

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Choosing Wisely®

American Dental Association

Dental restorations (fillings) fail due to excessive wear, fracture of material or tooth, loss of retention, or recurrent decay. The larger the size of the restoration and/or the greater the number of surfaces filled increases the likelihood of failure. Restorative materials have different survival rates and fail for different reasons, but age should not be used as a failure criteria.

Choosing Wisely®

American Dental Association

There is a lack of evidence that temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD) (defined as musculo-skeletal disorders, not the lesion of traumatic occlusion) are always progressive, and evidence exists that in many instances, patients with TMD have spontaneous remissions without treatment. Therefore, management is generally conservative and includes reversible strategies such as patient education, medications, physical therapy and/or the use of occlusal appliances that do not alter the shape or ...

Choosing Wisely®

American Dental Association

Some children do not respond to communicative behavior guidance techniques and require treatment of dental disease. Advanced behavior guidance techniques of sedation, protective stabilization, and general anesthesia offer risks and benefits often beyond the health knowledge of parents and other caretakers. Informed consent best practice requires a thorough, understandable explanation of these techniques and alternatives including deferral of treatment with its inherent risks.