Effect Of The Awareness Of Dental Clinic Among Dental Restorations In Adults' Patients Attending In The Primary Health Care At Saudi Arabia 2022

Abstract

Background:

Obtain information on the restorative dental care of adults in Saudi Arabia . A random sample of private dentists was drawn from the register, and in 2022 they were sent a questionnaire requesting them to record information for each restoration placed during one ordinary working day. A total of 300 dentists were contacted and 200 responded. The dentists reported placement of 3,230 restorations. Of these, 5% were Class I, 36% were Class II, 13% were Class III, 9% were Class IV, 21% were Class V, and 16% were extensive restorations including 4 or more surfaces. Overall, composite resin was the most common restorative material, and it was use[1]d in 79% of the restorations, whereas amalgam was used in 5%, composer's in 4%, and glass ionomers (either conventional or resin‐modified) in 7% of cases. In 5% of the cases, the tooth was restored with indirect restorative methods, using either gold or ceramic materials. Of the treatments, 65% were replacements of previous restorations.  The median age of failed restorations was 15 years for amalgam, 6 years for composite, and 7 years for conventional glass ionomer. Although the comparisons with our previous studies indicate improved survival periods for tooth coloured materials.. Aim of the study: To assessment the effect of the awareness of dental clinic among dental Restorations in adult's patients attending in the Primary health care at Saudi Arabia 2022. Method: cross sectional study conducted at outpatient dental clinics in primary health care center  at Saudi Arabia in Sample population consists of Saudi out patients aged 25 <55 years attending. Our total participants were (200). Results:. Show among the socio-demographic details among the adults patients regarding age majority of the study groups from the 35‑44 years were (44.0%) the residence area the majority of the respondents urban were (76.0%) regarding having an old father/mother the most of  the participants  answer No were (82.0%) the education status the majority of the respondents medium were (29.0%). Conclusion: All types of fixed and removable restorations are highly prevalent, especially among older age groups, in most  countries. There is a trend towards higher frequencies of fixed restorations, more removable partial dentures and a reduction in complete dentures is fundamental to determinations of normative treatment needs, to interventions designed to reduce the frequency of inappropriate treatment, and to the development of valid practice parameters.