Background: Due to the declining prevalence of dental caries, noncarious tooth defects such as erosive tooth wear have gained increased attention over the past decades. While patients more frequently search the internet for health-related information, the quality of patient-centered, web-based health information on erosive tooth wear is currently unknown.
Objective: This study aimed to assess the quality of patient-centered, web-based health information (websites and YouTube videos) on erosive tooth wear.
Background: Despite increasing evidence, dentists have not widely adopted repairs. The authors aimed to develop and test potential interventions targeting dentists' behavior.
Methods: Problem-centered interviews were performed.
Background: Single-choice items (eg, best-answer items, alternate-choice items, single true-false items) are 1 type of multiple-choice items and have been used in examinations for over 100 years. At the end of every examination, the examinees' responses have to be analyzed and scored to derive information about examinees' true knowledge.
Objective: The aim of this paper is to compile scoring methods for individual single-choice items described in the literature.