Children and parents' perspectives on the acceptability of three management strategies for dental caries in primary teeth within the 'Filling Children's Teeth: Indicated or Not' (FiCTION) randomised controlled trial - a qualitative study.
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                  The Filling Children's Teeth: Indicated Or Not? (FiCTION) randomised controlled trial (RCT) aimed to explore the clinical- and cost-effectiveness of managing dental caries in children's primary teeth. The trial compared three management strategies: conventional caries management with best practice prevention (C + P), biological management with best practice prevention (B + P) and best practice prevention alone (PA)-based approaches. Recently, the concept of treatment acceptability has gained attention and attempts have been made to provide a conceptual definition, however this has mainly focused on adults. Recognising the importance of evaluating the acceptability of interventions in addition to their effectiveness, particularly for multi-component complex interventions, the trial design included a qualitative component. The aim of this component was to explore the acceptability of the three strategies from the perspectives of the child participants and their parents.  | 
        
| Year of Publication |    :  
                  2020 
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| Journal |    :  
                  BMC oral health 
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| Volume |    :  
                  20 
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| Issue |    :  
                  1 
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| Number of Pages |    :  
                  69 
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| Date Published |    :  
                  2020 
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| URL |    :  
                  https://bmcoralhealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12903-020-1060-6 
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| DOI |    :  
                  10.1186/s12903-020-1060-6 
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| Short Title |    :  
                  BMC Oral Health 
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