Table 3.
Comparison of responses on the knowledge about NRCC
| Knowledge about NRCC | Correct answers | Wrong answers |
|---|---|---|
| Can NRCC be used to treat both enamel and dentinal lesions? | 67.2% (n = 182) | 32.8% (n = 89) |
| In NRCC, treating the enamel lesions is called as __________ | 30.6% (n = 83) | 69.4% (n = 188) |
| Which among the following is an indication of NRCC? | 28% (n = 76) | 72% (n = 195) |
| Does NRCC make the area of decay self-cleansable? | 69.7% (n = 189) | 29.3% (n = 82) |
| Slicing of proximal caries makes the cavity into _____ shape | 41.3% (n = 112) | 58.7% (n = 159) |
| Slicing of the tooth in NRCC causes space loss/food impaction | 37.26% (n = 101) | 62.74% (n = 170) |
| To prevent sensitivity after slicing of tooth | SDF-37.26% (n = 101) | 40.24% (n = 109) |
| _____ can be applied | APF-22.5% (n = 61) | |
| Order of success rate found while treating children with high caries risk | 39.9% (n = 108) | 60.1% (n = 163) |
| The success of the NRCC is mainly based on _______ | 70.1% (n = 190) | 29.9% (n = 81) |