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Author
Year,
reference
Country
Type of
study
Blinding Num-
ber of
obser-
vers
Obser-
ver
relia-
bility
Popu-
lation
Caries
preval-
ence and
type of
lesions
No of
indivi-
duals
Number
of teeth
Drop-
out/
missing
data
Method
or tech-
nique
Com-
parison
method
Out-
come
meas-
ure
Results
enamel
caries
Results
dentine
caries
Study
quality and
relevance
Comments
Studies of extracted teeth
Occlusal
Deery
et al
1995 [20]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Yes
7
Kappa
Inter:
0.53
Not
reported
3%
sound
43%
enamel
54%
dentine
112 teeth
Not
reported
VI
Hemi-
section
Se, Sp,
PPV,
NPV,
accuracy
Se: 60%
Sp: 50%
PPV: 0.97
NPV: 0.04
Accuracy:
0.60
Se: 12%
Sp: 97%
PPV: 0.81
NPV: 0.48
Accuracy:
0.50
High
Ekstrand
et al
1997 [3]
Denmark
Validity,
reliability
Yes
3
Kappa
Inter:
0.62
Intra:
0.80
Molars
and pre-
molars,
50 from
Den-
mark,
50 from
United
Kingdom
24% sound
13% <0.5
enamel
24% <1/3
dentine
23% <2/3
dentine
16% >2/3
dentine
100
teeth, 80
molars,
20 pre-
molars
Not
reported
VI
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp,
perfect
agree-
ment,
Spear-
man cor-
relation
–
Se: 95%
Sp: 90%
Perfect
agreement:
0.68
Spearman
correlation:
0.90
High
Based on
2 x 2 tables
for any
caries:
Se: 91%
(86–94)
Sp: 90%
(81–95)
Forgie
et al
2002 [8]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Not
reported
7
Kappa
Inter
VI:
0.73
Inter
VIM:
0.63
Teeth
from
general
practi-
tioners
30 (43%)
enamel
39 (57%)
dentine
5 mouth
models
with
40 pre-
molars,
40
molars,
and 20
canines
Not
reported
VI
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp,
PPV
–
Se
VI: 41%
VIM: 53%
Sp
VI: 92%
VIM: 89%
PPV
VI: 0.97
VIM: 0.97
Medium
No sound
teeth were
included
Forgie
et al
2003 [21]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Not
reported
6
Kappa
enamel
Inter
VI:
0.71
Inter
VIC:
0.65
Inter
VIV:
0.57
Teeth
from
general
practi-
tioners
14% sound
37% D1
49% D3
5 mouth
models
with
40 pre-
molars,
40
molars,
and 20
canines
Not
reported
VI
VIC
VIV
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp
Se
VI: 43%
VIC: 68%
VIV: 77%
Sp
VI: 92%
VIC: 64%
VIV: 60%
Se
VI: 27%
VIC: 42%
VIV: 60%
Sp
VI: 97%
VIC: 99%
VIV: 77%
High
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Kordic
et al
2003 [4]
Switzer-
land
Validity
Yes
4
Kappa
Inter:
0.6–0.75
10–
38 yrs,
premo-
lars and
molars
21% sound
61%
enamel
18% den-
tine
61 teeth
Not
reported
VI
SEM,
quanti-
tative
image
analysis
Se, Sp,
ROC,
accuracy,
PPV,
PNV
Se: 100%
Sp: 38%
PPV: 0.29
NPV: 1.00
Se: 82%
Sp: 68%
PPV: 0.31
NPV: 0.96
High
Lussi
1991 [6]
Switzer-
land
Validity,
relia-
bility,
additive
Not
reported
34
12 of 34
obser-
vers
tested.
Kappa
Inter:
0.47
Intra:
0.4–0.75
Molars
and pre-
molars
from a
pool
7 (11%)
sound
17 (28%)
subsurface
lesion
3 (0.5%)
enamel
34
(60.5%)
dentine
61 teeth,
54
molars,
7 pre-
molars
Not
reported
VI
VIP
Hemi-
section
Se, Sp,
kappa,
% cor-
rect dia-
gnoses
–
Se: 62%
Sp: 84%
Kappa: 0.23
Correct
diagnoses:
41.8%
High
Lussi
1993 [18]
Switzer-
land
Validity,
relia-
bility,
additive
Not
reported
10–26
Kappa
Inter:
0.14–
0.24
Intra:
0.49
Molars
and pre-
molars
from a
pool
21 (34%)
sound
9 (14%)
enamel
33 (52%)
dentine
63
teeth, 52
molars,
11 pre-
molars
Not
reported
VI
VIM
VIP
Histo-
logy and
dying
Se, Sp,
LR
–
Se
VI: 12%
VIM: 20%
VIP: 14%
Sp
VI: 93%
VIM: 89%
VIP: 93%
LR
VI: 1.84
VIM: 1.86
VIP: 2.05
High
Author
Year,
reference
Country
Type of
study
Blinding Num-
ber of
obser-
vers
Obser-
ver
relia-
bility
Popu-
lation
Caries
preval-
ence and
type of
lesions
No of
indivi-
duals
Number
of teeth
Drop-
out/
missing
data
Method
or tech-
nique
Com-
parison
method
Out-
come
meas-
ure
Results
enamel
caries
Results
dentine
caries
Study
quality and
relevance
Comments
Fyffe et al
2000 [7]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Not
reported
10
experi-
enced,
10
inexpe-
rienced
Kappa
Intra
enamel:
0.62
Intra
dentine:
0.65
Molars
and pre-
molars,
occlusal-,
buccal-,
lingual
surfaces
10%
sound
8% <0.5
enamel
28% >0.5
enamel
44% <0.5
dentine
10% >0.5
dentine
20 mouth
models
with 160
teeth,
800 sur-
faces
Not
reported
VI
DSTM
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp,
PPV,
NPV
Se: 48%
Sp: 76%
PPV: 0.66
NPV: 0.59
Se: 10%
Sp: 98%
PPV: 0.69
NPV: 0.78
Medium
Occlusal,
buccal and
lingual not
separated
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Kordic
et al
2003 [4]
Switzer-
land
Validity
Yes
4
Kappa
Inter:
0.6–0.75
10–
38 yrs,
premo-
lars and
molars
21% sound
61%
enamel
18% den-
tine
61 teeth
Not
reported
VI
SEM,
quanti-
tative
image
analysis
Se, Sp,
ROC,
accuracy,
PPV,
PNV
Se: 100%
Sp: 38%
PPV: 0.29
NPV: 1.00
Se: 82%
Sp: 68%
PPV: 0.31
NPV: 0.96
High
Lussi
1991 [6]
Switzer-
land
Validity,
relia-
bility,
additive
Not
reported
34
12 of 34
obser-
vers
tested.
Kappa
Inter:
0.47
Intra:
0.4–0.75
Molars
and pre-
molars
from a
pool
7 (11%)
sound
17 (28%)
subsurface
lesion
3 (0.5%)
enamel
34
(60.5%)
dentine
61 teeth,
54
molars,
7 pre-
molars
Not
reported
VI
VIP
Hemi-
section
Se, Sp,
kappa,
% cor-
rect dia-
gnoses
–
Se: 62%
Sp: 84%
Kappa: 0.23
Correct
diagnoses:
41.8%
High
Lussi
1993 [18]
Switzer-
land
Validity,
relia-
bility,
additive
Not
reported
10–26
Kappa
Inter:
0.14–
0.24
Intra:
0.49
Molars
and pre-
molars
from a
pool
21 (34%)
sound
9 (14%)
enamel
33 (52%)
dentine
63
teeth, 52
molars,
11 pre-
molars
Not
reported
VI
VIM
VIP
Histo-
logy and
dying
Se, Sp,
LR
–
Se
VI: 12%
VIM: 20%
VIP: 14%
Sp
VI: 93%
VIM: 89%
VIP: 93%
LR
VI: 1.84
VIM: 1.86
VIP: 2.05
High
Author
Year,
reference
Country
Type of
study
Blinding Num-
ber of
obser-
vers
Obser-
ver
relia-
bility
Popu-
lation
Caries
preval-
ence and
type of
lesions
No of
indivi-
duals
Number
of teeth
Drop-
out/
missing
data
Method
or tech-
nique
Com-
parison
method
Out-
come
meas-
ure
Results
enamel
caries
Results
dentine
caries
Study
quality and
relevance
Comments
Fyffe et al
2000 [7]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Not
reported
10
experi-
enced,
10
inexpe-
rienced
Kappa
Intra
enamel:
0.62
Intra
dentine:
0.65
Molars
and pre-
molars,
occlusal-,
buccal-,
lingual
surfaces
10%
sound
8% <0.5
enamel
28% >0.5
enamel
44% <0.5
dentine
10% >0.5
dentine
20 mouth
models
with 160
teeth,
800 sur-
faces
Not
reported
VI
DSTM
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp,
PPV,
NPV
Se: 48%
Sp: 76%
PPV: 0.66
NPV: 0.59
Se: 10%
Sp: 98%
PPV: 0.69
NPV: 0.78
Medium
Occlusal,
buccal and
lingual not
separated
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Author
Year,
reference
Country
Type of
study
Blinding Num-
ber of
obser-
vers
Obser-
ver
relia-
bility
Popu-
lation
Caries
preval-
ence and
type of
lesions
No of
indivi-
duals
Number
of teeth
Drop-
out/
missing
data
Method
or tech-
nique
Com-
parison
method
Out-
come
meas-
ure
Results
enamel
caries
Results
dentine
caries
Study
quality and
relevance
Comments
Approximal
Tveit et al
1994 [22]
Norway
Validity,
reliability
Yes
3, con-
sensus
after-
wards
Kappa:
0.72–
0.75
Molars
and pre-
molars
from a
pool
Not
reported,
sound-D4
131
teeth, 94
molars,
37 pre-
molars
Not
reported
VI
Grinding,
consen-
sus of
histology
Se, Sp
Se: 92%
Sp: 69%
Se: 44%
Sp: 97%
Medium
Based on
2 x 2 tables
for any
caries:
Se: 60%
(31–83)
Sp: 92%
(86–95)
Forgie et al
2002 [8]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Not
reported
7
Kappa:
VI 0.73
VIM 0.63
Teeth
from
general
practi-
tioners
69 teeth
30 (43%)
enamel
39 (57%)
dentine
5 mouth
models
with 40
premo-
lars, 40
molars,
and 20
canines
Not
reported
VI
VIM
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp,
PPV
–
Se
VI: 21%
VIM: 31%
Sp
VI: 97%
VIM: 95%
PPV
VI: 85%
VIM: 81%
Medium
No sound
teeth were
included
Fyffe et al
2000 [7]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Not
reported
10
experi-
enced,
10
inexpe-
rienced
Kappa
Enamel:
0.62
Dentine:
0.65
Molars
and pre-
molars,
occlusal-,
buccal-,
lingual
surfaces
Approx-
imately:
63%
sound
12% <0.5
enamel
4% >0.5
enamel
2% <0.5
dentine
3% >0.5
dentine
16% over-
lap etc
20 mouth
models
with 160
teeth,
800 sur-
faces
Not
reported
VI
DSTM
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp,
PPV,
NPV
Se: 19%
Sp: 91%
PPV: 0.34
NPV: 0.81
Se: 18%
Sp: 98%
PPV: 0.39
NPV: 0.97
High
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Author
Year,
reference
Country
Type of
study
Blinding Num-
ber of
obser-
vers
Obser-
ver
relia-
bility
Popu-
lation
Caries
preval-
ence and
type of
lesions
No of
indivi-
duals
Number
of teeth
Drop-
out/
missing
data
Method
or tech-
nique
Com-
parison
method
Out-
come
meas-
ure
Results
enamel
caries
Results
dentine
caries
Study
quality and
relevance
Comments
Approximal
Tveit et al
1994 [22]
Norway
Validity,
reliability
Yes
3, con-
sensus
after-
wards
Kappa:
0.72–
0.75
Molars
and pre-
molars
from a
pool
Not
reported,
sound-D4
131
teeth, 94
molars,
37 pre-
molars
Not
reported
VI
Grinding,
consen-
sus of
histology
Se, Sp
Se: 92%
Sp: 69%
Se: 44%
Sp: 97%
Medium
Based on
2 x 2 tables
for any
caries:
Se: 60%
(31–83)
Sp: 92%
(86–95)
Forgie et al
2002 [8]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Not
reported
7
Kappa:
VI 0.73
VIM 0.63
Teeth
from
general
practi-
tioners
69 teeth
30 (43%)
enamel
39 (57%)
dentine
5 mouth
models
with 40
premo-
lars, 40
molars,
and 20
canines
Not
reported
VI
VIM
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp,
PPV
–
Se
VI: 21%
VIM: 31%
Sp
VI: 97%
VIM: 95%
PPV
VI: 85%
VIM: 81%
Medium
No sound
teeth were
included
Fyffe et al
2000 [7]
United
Kingdom
Validity
Not
reported
10
experi-
enced,
10
inexpe-
rienced
Kappa
Enamel:
0.62
Dentine:
0.65
Molars
and pre-
molars,
occlusal-,
buccal-,
lingual
surfaces
Approx-
imately:
63%
sound
12% <0.5
enamel
4% >0.5
enamel
2% <0.5
dentine
3% >0.5
dentine
16% over-
lap etc
20 mouth
models
with 160
teeth,
800 sur-
faces
Not
reported
VI
DSTM
Histo-
logy
Se, Sp,
PPV,
NPV
Se: 19%
Sp: 91%
PPV: 0.34
NPV: 0.81
Se: 18%
Sp: 98%
PPV: 0.39
NPV: 0.97
High
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