Evidence based Research in Dentistry: An Insight
Keywords:
evidence-based research, research work, clinical decision
Abstract
Dentists need to make clinical decisions based on limited scientific evidence. The goal of evidence-based dentistry is to help practitioners provide their patients with optimal care. This is achieved by integrating sound research evidence with personal clinical expertise and patient values to determine the best course of treatment. The basis of evidence-based dentistry and its application in research work.
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2019-03-19
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