PubMed · 16737064
Evidence-based dentistry: concepts and implementation.
Abstract
Evidence-based dentistry is the use by dentists of best research evidence, clinical judgment and patient values to guide practice. This article focuses on methods dentists can use to collect the best relevant evidence. Using the examples of systemic fluoridation and fluoridated dentifrices, the authors illustrate a five-step process of: 1) asking answerable questions; 2) conducting a systematic search; 3) critically appraising the literature; 4) applying results to practice; and 5) evaluating outcomes.
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Richard Niederman, Derek Richards. 2005. Evidence-based dentistry: concepts and implementation.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16737064/
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