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David Nunan

Oxford
As seen in: Medium, British Journal of Sports Medicine, Evidence-Based Nursing, Biomed Central (BMC), JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), JAMA Internal Medicine Author Interviews, Baidu, medRxiv, BJGP (British Journal of General Practice), Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
Director MSc in EBHC Teaching & Education @UniofOxford @CebmOxford; Visiting Prof of EBM Petrópolis Med School; Leads @catalogofbias; Uncertainty Nerd #MedEd
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Too Much Dental Radiography-Reply

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By Saligman Clinics, Yehuda Zadik, Paulo Nadanovsky, David Nunan
| JAMA Internal Medicine Author Interviews
Too Much Dental Radiography—Reply Paulo Nadanovsky, DDS, PhD; Ana Paula Pires dos Santos, DDS, PhD; David Nunan, PhD Too Much Dental Radiography—Reply Paulo Nadanovsky, DDS, PhD; Ana Paula Pires dos Santos, DDS, PhD; David Nunan, PhD Too Much Dental Radiography In Reply As expected, the recent Viewpoint, “Too Much Dentistry,”1 has sparked substantial discussion in the dental community and beyond.
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Too Much Dental Radiography-Reply

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By Paulo Nadanovsky, David Nunan, Kellogg College
| JAMA Internal Medicine Author Interviews
Too Much Dental Radiography—Reply In Reply In a Letter regarding our recently published Viewpoint, “Too Much Dentistry,”1 Feit highlighted the issue of dental screening using radiography, noting the relatively high rate of false-negative finding.2 This concern arises when dentists use radiographs to detect early noncavitated caries lesions (white spot lesions) rather than the visual-tactile clinical examination.
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Too Much Dental Radiography

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By Sheila Feit, Yehuda Zadik, Paulo Nadanovsky, David Nunan
| JAMA Internal Medicine Author Interviews
Paulo Nadanovsky, DDS, PhD; Ana Paula Pires dos Santos, DDS, PhD; David Nunan, PhD Too Much Dental Radiography—Reply Too Much Dental Radiography—Reply Paulo Nadanovsky, DDS, PhD; Ana Paula Pires dos Santos, DDS, PhD; David Nunan, PhD To the Editor “Too Much Dentistry,” a Viewpoint by Nadanovsky et al1 highlighted the need for evidence-based dental care.
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