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    • Partial caries removal (single stage; residual dentinal caries sealed into the tooth definitively) vs Complete caries removal · Failure of restorations
      Operative caries management in adults and children 2013 · Cochrane All outcomes
      1 year
      RR 0.33 [0.01, 7.62]
      1 study · 32 participants
      Very low
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    • No dentinal caries removal (caries sealed under a preformed metal crown or restoration without removing dentinal caries) vs Complete caries removal · Failure of restorations
      Operative caries management in adults and children 2013 · Cochrane All outcomes
      1 year (2-year and 5-year data also available for Innes 2007)
      RR 0.08 [0.02, 0.26]
      1 study · 132 participants
      Moderate

Partial caries removal (single stage; residual dentinal caries sealed into the tooth definitively) vs Complete caries removal

Restoration failure · Patients with carious teeth, affecting any tooth surface(s), in unrestored primary and permanent teeth

It is very uncertain whether partial caries removal (single stage; residual dentinal caries… changes failure of restorations compared with complete caries removal (very low certainty).

1 finding from 1 review

No dentinal caries removal (caries sealed under a preformed metal crown or restoration without removing dentinal caries) vs Complete caries removal

Restoration failure · Patients with carious teeth, affecting any tooth surface(s), in unrestored primary and permanent teeth

No dentinal caries removal (caries sealed under a preformed metal… probably leads to lower failure of restorations compared with complete caries removal (moderate certainty).

1 finding from 1 review