Attitude and Practice for Deep Caries Management Between Egyptian and Indian Dentists : a Cross Sectional Study

Attitude and Practice for Deep Caries Management Between Egyptian and Indian Dentists. a Cross -Sectional Study

Study type: Observational Study To assess and compare the attitudes, and practices of dentists in Egypt and India regarding the removal of deep dentin caries and preferred restorative strategies. In addition to correlate between dentist's understanding of caries and its treatment and factors such as age, gender, degree of education and clinical setting.

Study type:Observational study To evaluate and compare the views and practices of dentists in Egypt and India concerning the removal of deep dentin caries and their preferred restorative approaches. Additionally, the study aims to examine the relationship between dentists' understanding of caries and its treatment, along with factors such as age, gender, level of education, and clinical environment.

primary outcome-Attitudes, and practices of dentists in Egypt and India regarding the removal of deep dentin caries and their preferred restorative strategies.

secondary outcome:The relationship between dentists' attitudes and their practices in managing deep caries treatment may be affected by factors such as age, gender, education level, and clinical experience.

comparison groups: Population (P1): Dentists practicing in Egypt

- Population(P2) : Dentists practicing in India

Inclusion Criteria:

• Inclusion: Licensed dentists actively practicing in Egypt or India.

Exclusion Criteria:

• Exclusion: Dentists not currently practicing or recent graduates without practical experience