Ann Wenzel

Accuracy of Visual Inspection, Fiber-optic Transillumination, and Various Radiographic Image Modalities for the Detection of Occlusal Caries in Extracted Non-cavitated Teeth

G. Truin, A. Wenzel, E.H. Verdonschot, 1992, Journal of dental research.

Detection of occlusal caries without cavitation by visual inspection, film radiographs, xeroradiographs, and digitized radiographs.

A Wenzel, A. Wenzel, M J Larsen, 1991, Caries research.

Radiographic detection of occlusal caries in noncavitated teeth. A comparison of conventional film radiographs, digitized film radiographs, and RadioVisioGraphy.

A Wenzel, A. Wenzel, F Mouyen, 1991, Oral surgery, oral medicine, and oral pathology.

Computer–Automated Caries Detection in Digital Bitewings: Consistency of a Program and Its Influence on Observer Agreement

A Wenzel, A. Wenzel, Ann Wenzel, 2000, Caries Research.

Influence of the validation method on diagnostic accuracy for caries. A comparison of six digital and two conventional radiographic systems.

A. Wenzel, H. Hintze, Ann Wenzel, 2002, Dento maxillo facial radiology.

Digital radiography and caries diagnosis.

A Wenzel, A. Wenzel, Ann Wenzel, 1998, Dento maxillo facial radiology.

In vitro comparison of D- and E-speed film radiography, RVG, and visualix digital radiography for the detection of enamel approximal and dentinal occlusal caries lesions.

A. Wenzel, H. Hintze, C. Jones, 1994, Caries research.