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Knowledge, attitude and practice of endodontic radiographic techniques among dentists: A survey.
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Abstract
The knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) of endodontic radiographic techniques among 384 dental practitioners, including general dentists, endodontists, and postgraduate students in India is of interest. While all participants were aware of RVG radiography, only 58.9% were familiar with CBCT applications, reflecting limited exposure and training in advanced imaging. A majority demonstrated positive attitudes toward radiographic use and expressed willingness to pursue further training; though actual CBCT usage was low (39.6%) and protective measures were inconsistently applied. The findings highlight the need for enhanced education and standardized protocols to improve the adoption and safe use of advanced radiographic technologies in endodontic practice. Incorporating emerging technologies like artificial intelligence into training curricula could further enhance diagnostic accuracy and patient safety.
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