Publications by authors named "Z Dilsun Kaynar"
Article Synopsis
- Low and middle-income countries face healthcare challenges due to limited resources, which could potentially be alleviated through telemedicine strategies.
- A study in Istanbul analyzes the impact of telemedicine on patient travel, calculating the distance and time patients travel to receive care at cardiovascular clinics.
- Implementing telemedicine could save significant travel distances, reduce carbon footprints by about 30%, and prevent substantial wage losses, ultimately improving access and reducing the burden on patients.
Objective: The aim of this in vivo study was to evaluate the clinical one-year follow-up of a silica- and flouroapatite-reinforced glass carbomer filling material as compared to a resin composite restorative material.
Methods And Materials: In this study, a total of 100 restorations were performed. Caries were removed conventionally with diamond burs.
To evaluate the caries-affected dentin and composite-resin interface with scanning electron microscopy (SEM) after different caries removal methods in human molars. Twelve with extensive approximal caries lesions that did not reach the pulp and five caries-free molars (control group [CG]) were used. Carious teeth were divided into four experimental groups: Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART), Rotary Instrument (RI), Photo-Ablation, and Papain-Based Enzymatic Gel (Brix 3000®, Brix, Brazil).
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