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Introduction and Objective: The aim of this study is to evaluate the perceptions and attitudes of the physicians of Oral, Dental and Dental Radiology (ADCR) regarding the acclaimed approval in terms of dental radiology applications. Method and Requirements: Research staff, specialist dentists and faculty members working in the ADCHR departments in our country were invited to the survey work via e-mail. Participants answered demographic information (age, gender, professional experience, title, the institution studied) and questions related to the enlightened approval. The survey participants’ opinions on the survey questions were evaluated using Pearson Ki-Kare and Fisher’s full probability tests. The study included 34 men (35.1%) and 63 women (64.9%). 87.6 per cent of participants said it was necessary to take illuminated confirmation in dental radiology clinics, while 72.2 per cent said it had received confirmation before the procedure. 61.9% of doctors said they did not give patients any information about radiation. The percentage of male participants who consider it not necessary to be given an illuminated approval has been statistically significant that the percentage of male participants is higher than the percentage of women (p<0,05). The vast majority of the participants working at the university (79.2%) have received approval from patients, while half of the doctors working in the private institution and the Oral, Dental Health Center have received approval (p<0,05). This study has shown that many ADHD doctors working in our country have received an illuminated confirmation before dental radiography procedures and believe that they are responsible for this. However, the majority of doctors have not been found to give patients information about radiation.

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