Detecting Proximal Secondary Caries Lesions: A Cost-effectiveness Analysis - Kiel Institute

Authors

Schwendicke
F.
Brouwer
F.
Paris
S.
Stolpe
M.

Publication Date

02/2016

DOI

10.1177/0022034515617937

JEL Classification

I1 I12 I18

Key Words

Dental caries

Fluorescence

Health economics

Markov process

Prevalence

Radiography

Kiel Institute Expert

Dr. Michael Stolpe

Kiel Institute Researcher

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