Children at higher risk of developing dental caries may benefit from more frequent applications of fluoride varnish.
Clinical Recommendation
🏴 Scotland • Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN)
Recommendation Statement
Children at higher risk of developing dental caries may benefit from more frequent applications of fluoride varnish.
Children at higher risk of developing dental caries may benefit from more frequent applications of fluoride varnish.
Clinical Topics
Keywords
SIGN 138, Scotland, Grade B, Fluoride
References
SIGN 138 - Grade B recommendation based on well-conducted studies
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Evidence Assessment
Quality of Evidence:
ModerateModerate certainty evidence (GRADE)
Strength of Recommendation:
ModerateEvidence-based moderate recommendation
About GRADE Assessment
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