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Oral Sciences Phd Program Enrollment, Graduates, And Placement: 1994 To 2016, C. R. Herzog, David W. Berzins, P. Denbesten, R. L. Gregory, K. M. Hargreaves, R. L.W. Messer, M. Mina, M. P. Mooney, M. L. Paine, C. Phillips, R. B. Presland, R. G. Quivey, F. A. Scannapieco, J F. Sheridan, K. K.H. Svoboda, P. C. Trackman, M. P. Walker, S. G. Walker, C. Y. Wang, J. C.C. Hu
Oral Sciences Phd Program Enrollment, Graduates, And Placement: 1994 To 2016, C. R. Herzog, David W. Berzins, P. Denbesten, R. L. Gregory, K. M. Hargreaves, R. L.W. Messer, M. Mina, M. P. Mooney, M. L. Paine, C. Phillips, R. B. Presland, R. G. Quivey, F. A. Scannapieco, J F. Sheridan, K. K.H. Svoboda, P. C. Trackman, M. P. Walker, S. G. Walker, C. Y. Wang, J. C.C. Hu
School of Dentistry Faculty Research and Publications
For decades, dental schools in the United States have endured a significant faculty shortage. Studies have determined that the top 2 sources of dental faculty are advanced education programs and private practice. Those who have completed both DDS and PhD training are considered prime candidates for dental faculty positions. However, there is no national database to track those trainees and no evidence to indicate that they entered academia upon graduation. The objective of this study was to assess outcomes of dental school–affiliated oral sciences PhD program enrollment, graduates, and placement between 1994 and 2016. Using the American Dental Association annual …
Survival Rates Of Teeth With Primary Endodontic Treatment After Core/Post And Crown Placement, Kandace Yee, Bhagavatula Pradeep, Sheila E. Stover, Fredrick Eichmiller, Lance Hashimoto, Scott Macdonald, Gordon L. Barkley Iii
Survival Rates Of Teeth With Primary Endodontic Treatment After Core/Post And Crown Placement, Kandace Yee, Bhagavatula Pradeep, Sheila E. Stover, Fredrick Eichmiller, Lance Hashimoto, Scott Macdonald, Gordon L. Barkley Iii
School of Dentistry Faculty Research and Publications
Introduction
The objective of this study was to determine the effect of delayed placement of the core/post and crown on the outcomes of nonsurgical root canal therapy (NSRCT).
Methods
According to the Delta Dental of Wisconsin claims database, 160,040 NSRCTs were completed with a core/post and a crown placed before the end of the continuous coverage period or occurrence of an untoward event. Untoward events were defined as a retreatment, apicoectomy, or extraction as defined by the Code on Dental Procedures and Nomenclature. Statistical analysis was performed by using a multivariable Cox proportional hazards model.
Results
The survival rate from …