Publications by authors named "A Radacsi"
Objectives: Oroantral communication (OAC) is a relatively common and mild complication of maxillary tooth extractions. Preoperative prediction of OAC can reduce treatment duration and prepare both operators and patients for the procedure. This study aims to identify alarming radiographic and clinical indicators that can predict OAC therefore assisting clinical decision making to practicing general dentists.
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- - The study evaluated the knowledge of Hungarian schoolteachers on managing dental trauma in children aged 3 to 18, using a questionnaire distributed to 2720 educational institutions.
- - Results showed that while many teachers had witnessed dental traumas, a high percentage felt unprepared to manage these situations; however, they did perform better on questions about referral urgency and treatment for avulsed teeth.
- - After providing targeted educational materials, a follow-up survey indicated a significant improvement in teachers' knowledge, demonstrating that online education can effectively enhance their understanding of dental trauma management.
Aims: To assess changes in temporomandibular disorder (TMD) pain and multiple biobehavioral variables relevant to TMDs in response to an external stressor.
Methods: Self-reported data using online DC/TMD questionnaires were collected from volunteer dentistry graduate students. Data collection was performed on two occasions: during a non-exam period of the semester and during the subsequent exam period.
Aim: To investigate the prevalence, duration, and severity of non-pain-related complaints after dental treatment under general anaesthesia (DTGA) and to identify correlating factors from patient's characteristics and treatment.
Methods: Parents/caregivers of children treated under general anaesthesia were asked to fill in a dichotomous questionnaire during hospitalisation and the postoperative week. Several complaints were evaluated in relation to factors associated with dental treatment and general anaesthesia.
Background: Children and adolescents with visual impairment are at increased risk of oral cavity diseases. Pro-health education in their prevention and the role of educators and school counselors are extremely important in this aspect. The aim of the study was to collect information, and compare and analyze the level of pro-health awareness in the field of oral health prevention among teachers working with visually impaired children in Poland and Slovakia.
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