Everything you didn`t want to know about dental caries: We would all
... bibliography” of sorts contains article assessments, my own synopsis of the study, and the implications to modern caries management as I see it. The opinions I share are just that. I am not against fluoride, or the dental establishment, I just have a unique way of looking at things. While I have a f ...
... bibliography” of sorts contains article assessments, my own synopsis of the study, and the implications to modern caries management as I see it. The opinions I share are just that. I am not against fluoride, or the dental establishment, I just have a unique way of looking at things. While I have a f ...
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... discoveries with trusty therapeutic products that still demonstrate the innovative strength that inspired them. From the CA® CLEAR ALIGNER splint system to our BIOSTAR® pressure moulding unit and the IMPRIMO® 90 3D printer: we are always ...
... discoveries with trusty therapeutic products that still demonstrate the innovative strength that inspired them. From the CA® CLEAR ALIGNER splint system to our BIOSTAR® pressure moulding unit and the IMPRIMO® 90 3D printer: we are always ...
Pattern of Malocclusion in Orthodontic Patients: A Multi Centre Study
... malocclusion being the most prevalent pattern of malocclusion in the referred orthodontic population of urban India which is in accordance with our study.20 Rahaman et al. concluded that pattern of malocclusion in a Bangladeshi population was prevalently Angles Class I malocclusion (65.53%) and clas ...
... malocclusion being the most prevalent pattern of malocclusion in the referred orthodontic population of urban India which is in accordance with our study.20 Rahaman et al. concluded that pattern of malocclusion in a Bangladeshi population was prevalently Angles Class I malocclusion (65.53%) and clas ...
the attitudes, awareness and perceptions of orthodontists with
... “early orthodontic treatment” or “phase I treatment.” A common goal of interceptive treatment of Class II malocclusions is growth modification of the jaws to address any underlying skeletal discrepancies.1 ...
... “early orthodontic treatment” or “phase I treatment.” A common goal of interceptive treatment of Class II malocclusions is growth modification of the jaws to address any underlying skeletal discrepancies.1 ...
Effects of green tea on the shear bond strength of orthodontic
... in the negative control bleached group (group 2).25 Similarly, Uysal et al used a 35% HP agent immediately or 30 days before bonding and found that bleaching significantly reduced the amount of resin remaining on tooth surfaces after debonding.7 The percentages of sites assigned an ARI of score 0 we ...
... in the negative control bleached group (group 2).25 Similarly, Uysal et al used a 35% HP agent immediately or 30 days before bonding and found that bleaching significantly reduced the amount of resin remaining on tooth surfaces after debonding.7 The percentages of sites assigned an ARI of score 0 we ...
Anomalous mandibular premolars: a mandibular first premolar with
... Robinson et al. (2002), using routine dental computer tomography scans, reported a similar incidence (10% of patients n = 120) with mandibular first premolar teeth with two canals and usually two foramina including one patient with three canals and three foramina, but the resolution was not sufficie ...
... Robinson et al. (2002), using routine dental computer tomography scans, reported a similar incidence (10% of patients n = 120) with mandibular first premolar teeth with two canals and usually two foramina including one patient with three canals and three foramina, but the resolution was not sufficie ...
Differences in periodontal health mesial to the mandibular first molar
... of the tissue surrounding the contact between these two teeth. All participants in the study who had first premolars extracted were found to be periodontally healthy. The participants who had second premolars extracted exhibited signs of localized periodontitis at the distal aspect of their mandibul ...
... of the tissue surrounding the contact between these two teeth. All participants in the study who had first premolars extracted were found to be periodontally healthy. The participants who had second premolars extracted exhibited signs of localized periodontitis at the distal aspect of their mandibul ...
A LONGITUDINAL, MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF ORTHODONTIC RELAPSE Nathan Daniel Mellion, D.D.S.
... Introduction Over a century of orthodontic evolution has produced a high level of biomechanical efficiency; however, after active treatment is completed relapse is, and always has been, a common, little-understood problem. ...
... Introduction Over a century of orthodontic evolution has produced a high level of biomechanical efficiency; however, after active treatment is completed relapse is, and always has been, a common, little-understood problem. ...
Applications of 3-D Printing in Orthodontics: A Review
... for clinical setup and small labs are introduced by various companies (e.g.: Objet30 Orthodesk from Stratasys). Here, 20 models per printer can be created.6 Various removable appliances (like Hawleys retainer, splints), functional appliances, arch expansion appliances, clear aligners, retainers, arc ...
... for clinical setup and small labs are introduced by various companies (e.g.: Objet30 Orthodesk from Stratasys). Here, 20 models per printer can be created.6 Various removable appliances (like Hawleys retainer, splints), functional appliances, arch expansion appliances, clear aligners, retainers, arc ...
- The Angle Orthodontist
... Class II molar and canine occlusion of at least a half cusp on both sides, in combination with reclined upper incisors contacting the lower incisors. Control group B consisted of n2 ⫽ 68 subjects. Inclusion criteria for these norm-occlusion cases were a neutral (Angle Class I) molar and canine relat ...
... Class II molar and canine occlusion of at least a half cusp on both sides, in combination with reclined upper incisors contacting the lower incisors. Control group B consisted of n2 ⫽ 68 subjects. Inclusion criteria for these norm-occlusion cases were a neutral (Angle Class I) molar and canine relat ...
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... system for measuring dental casts. The method was shown to be more precise than previous methods, and the authors believed that it would also save storage space. However, although the microscope and holographic systems had some advantages, they did not prove to be practical in clinical practice, and ...
... system for measuring dental casts. The method was shown to be more precise than previous methods, and the authors believed that it would also save storage space. However, although the microscope and holographic systems had some advantages, they did not prove to be practical in clinical practice, and ...
Gummy smiles
... • Material and method • This study’s inclusion criteria were excessive gingival display on smiling secondary to hyperfunctional upper lip elevator muscles • when etiology also included anoter factor it was treated first • at least 3.0-mm gingival display on unrestricted, nonposed, “full-blown” smili ...
... • Material and method • This study’s inclusion criteria were excessive gingival display on smiling secondary to hyperfunctional upper lip elevator muscles • when etiology also included anoter factor it was treated first • at least 3.0-mm gingival display on unrestricted, nonposed, “full-blown” smili ...
Maxillary Deficiency: A Literature Review
... Individual with Class III malocclusion can exist with any combination of skeletal and dental component. The underlying cause of discrepancy should be addressed accurately to be able to decide an appropriate treatment plan. Maxillary deficiency has been regarded as the primary etiologic factor of thi ...
... Individual with Class III malocclusion can exist with any combination of skeletal and dental component. The underlying cause of discrepancy should be addressed accurately to be able to decide an appropriate treatment plan. Maxillary deficiency has been regarded as the primary etiologic factor of thi ...
The Influence of the Facial Pattern on Bone Density Pre and Post
... thickness and density in patients prior to orthodontic treatment, and to evaluate if undergoing orthodontic treatment has an effect on inferior cortical bone thickness and density as well as the alveolar bone density in three facial types using cone beam computed tomography (CBCT). Materials and Met ...
... thickness and density in patients prior to orthodontic treatment, and to evaluate if undergoing orthodontic treatment has an effect on inferior cortical bone thickness and density as well as the alveolar bone density in three facial types using cone beam computed tomography (CBCT). Materials and Met ...
2015/2016 OEBB Member Handbook
... “Experimental or Investigational Service or Supply” means a service or supply classified as experimental or investigational. In determining whether services or supplies are experimental or investigational, the Company will consider the following: (1) whether the services or supplies are in general u ...
... “Experimental or Investigational Service or Supply” means a service or supply classified as experimental or investigational. In determining whether services or supplies are experimental or investigational, the Company will consider the following: (1) whether the services or supplies are in general u ...
Full Text PDF - Jaypee Journals
... Histochemical localisation of intracellular acid phosphatase is discrete because it is localized mainly in specific membrane bound organelles, the Iysosomes. Osteoclasts in bone and odontoclasts in dentin exhibit an intense acid phosphatase activity. The enzyme is localised in the part of the cytopl ...
... Histochemical localisation of intracellular acid phosphatase is discrete because it is localized mainly in specific membrane bound organelles, the Iysosomes. Osteoclasts in bone and odontoclasts in dentin exhibit an intense acid phosphatase activity. The enzyme is localised in the part of the cytopl ...
Factors influencing the stability of miniscrews. A retrospective study
... side (283/300) and only a few on the palatal side (17/300). In order to analyse the sites of miniscrew insertion, the arches were arbitrarily divided into four segments: maxillary arch mesial to the second premolars: 98 miniscrews (48 on the right and 50 on the left); maxillary arch distal to the se ...
... side (283/300) and only a few on the palatal side (17/300). In order to analyse the sites of miniscrew insertion, the arches were arbitrarily divided into four segments: maxillary arch mesial to the second premolars: 98 miniscrews (48 on the right and 50 on the left); maxillary arch distal to the se ...
Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop
... smaller portion of resin-modified glass ionomer was left behind than the resin based adhesives. They also concluded that it was during final enamel clean-up that most enamel surface loss occurred.16 The purpose of this study was to evaluate four different techniques of debonding for restoring the en ...
... smaller portion of resin-modified glass ionomer was left behind than the resin based adhesives. They also concluded that it was during final enamel clean-up that most enamel surface loss occurred.16 The purpose of this study was to evaluate four different techniques of debonding for restoring the en ...
