Table 2.

Questionnaire

1. In the area of interest, do you see any dental disease (caries, periodontal or periapical disease, tooth fractures etc.)?

2. In the area of interest, do you see any abnormalities involving the periodontal/periapical bone?

3. In the area of interest, do you see any changes extending into the alveolar bone beyond the confines of periodontal/periapical area?

4. Do you think that the radiographic appearance is only due to dental disease?

5. Do you feel that the clinical and radiographic findings are consistent with Stage 0 ONJ?

6. Based on your findings, would you treat the patient only for dental-related problems?

7. Based on your analysis of the case, in addition to the dental issues, would you also manage the patient as Stage 0 ONJ case?

8. Given the clinical and radiographic findings, do you feel that after treatment this patient will have a favourable outcome?

9. Given the clinical and radiographic findings, do you feel that after treatment this patient is likely to develop clinical ONJ with exposed bone?

10a. Given the clinical and radiographic findings, do you want to order a CBCT exam for further evaluation of this patient? (first session)

10b. Do you feel that the CBCT added significant information for the diagnosis and management of this patient? (second session)

Participants scored each question by checking one of nine checkboxes, as shown.

Definitely NOT □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ definitely YES

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ONJ, osteonecrosis of the jaw.