Dentistry
Study data from S. Lucas et al provide new insights into dentistry
Published in Biotech Business Week, November 8th, 2010
Researchers detail in 'Study of dental caries and periapical lesions in a mediaeval population of the southwest France: differences in visual and radiographic inspections,' new data in dentistry. "Dental caries and periapical lesions have often been studied in archaeological samples. The majority of these studies concern lesions detected clinically and, in some cases, radiography is used to improve the scoring results," researchers in France report.
"The purpose of the present study was to compare and combine the two methods for recording caries and cysts. The studied dental material derived from a mediaeval sample from the south of France. The study included sixty...
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