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. 2020 Nov 5;63(2):85–90. doi: 10.1111/idj.12018

Table 2.

Distribution of participants according to the practice of minimally invasive dentistry (MID)

Variable n %
Knowledge about MID techniques
Yes 101 82.1
No 22 17.9
Total 123 100.0
Practice of MID
Yes 61 49.6
No 62 50.4
Total 123 100.0
Conduct in relation to the practice of MID
Permanent 47 38.2
Temporary 60 48.8
No answer 16 13.0
Total 123 100.0
Patients who used MID procedures
Any patient 40 65.6
Non-contributor patients 8 13.1
Disabled patients 1 1.6
Non-contributor and disabled patients 12 19.7
Total* 61 100.0
Dental elements used MID in procedures
Only primary teeth 16 26.2
Primary and permanent teeth 19 31.1
Primary and young permanent teeth 26 42.6
Total* 61 100.0
Reasons for not performing MID procedures
Did not believe in the technique 14 22.5
Did not know how to perform them 16 25.9
Did not have patient supervision 4 6.4
Did not perform restorative procedures 10 16.2
No answer 18 29.0
Total 62 100.0
*

Refers to the group not performing MID procedures.

Refers to the group that not performing MID procedures.