Myoungock Jang, Margaret Grey, Lois Sadler, Sangchoon Jeon, Soohyun Nam, Hee-Jung Song, Robin Whittemore
Obesity-risk behaviours and their associations with body mass index (BMI) in Korean American children
Journal of clinical nursing
selecting ideal tooth shade essential success aesthetic dental restorations students cognitive abilities involved multifaceted intricate process shade matching hence present study aimed assess compare shadematching ability undergraduate dental students various years dental education clinical correcting light comparative crosssectional study instigated amongst male 4th 5th 6thyear students dental complex king faisal university kingdom saudi arabia total 72 male dental students assessed shade clinical fluorescent light correcting light handheld dental base light using vita classical shade guides statistical analysis done using spss version 23 armonk ny usa chisquare test used evaluate association correct incorrect shade matching correcting clinical light 72 male students 22306 4th year 26361 5th year 24333 6th year mean age 2292 101 years majority 6thyear students selected shade anterior tooth 11 correctly clinical correcting light 3125 students selected incorrectly clinical correcting light statistically significant association among p 0004 far shade selection posterior tooth concerned statistically significant difference observed clinical light among clinical students p 0008 clinical performance dental students shade matching improved advancing years dental education additionally shade matching ability groups dental students superior correcting light compared conditions clinical light