I Dr.K.Subadra got qualified BDS from TamilNadu Government Dental College in 1995.I was working as a tutor in department of Oral Medicine and Radiology ,Sri Ramachandra Institue of Higher Education and Research (Deemed to be University) from 1998 to 2008.During this period I had a good opportunity to engage myself in various academic activities,which include patient oral health care ,good interaction with under graduate students towards clinical approach ,participation in All India National UG Conference .This inspires me to do my postgraduation in the same department ,completed MDS from Faculty of Dental Sciences, Sri Ramachandra Institue of Higher Education and Research (Deemed to be University) and currently working as a reader in our esteemed institution. Apart from Oral Medicine I am a member of college FDS online committee , Alumini committee, which enables me to involve in various field of dentistry, good facilitator
Guide for chancellor summer research project
Dental caries is one of the most prevalent chronic conditions. While visual examination is the most accepted method of diagnosing occlusal caries, it doesn’t allow for maintenance of records of the basis of diagnosis. Radiovisiography is a recent advancement in recording of images of teeth and it is advantageous as opposed to other radiographic methods as patients are exposed to lower radiation doses using this method. Another method of recording occlusal caries is smartphone photography. Using smartphone photography to assess and record images of the progress of dental caries can facilitate long distance education and also allow for quick transfer of records amongst dental specialists. The purpose of this study is to compare the efficiency of radiovisiography and smartphone photography to that of visual examination. The objective is to find the best method of assessment and maintenance of physical/digital record of evidence of the presence of caries.
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