Clinical Effects of Fixed Functional Herbst Appliance
... In our othodontic practice the most frequently used appliance for the therapy of Class II malocclusions is Andersen’s activator. Most clinicians try to overcome the shortcomings of this activator; dimensions, long-term therapy (1.5-2 years), a reduced tongue space and speech difficulties. The ideal ...
... In our othodontic practice the most frequently used appliance for the therapy of Class II malocclusions is Andersen’s activator. Most clinicians try to overcome the shortcomings of this activator; dimensions, long-term therapy (1.5-2 years), a reduced tongue space and speech difficulties. The ideal ...
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... obtain lightening of the teeth in three to six weeks. A much ...
... obtain lightening of the teeth in three to six weeks. A much ...
Full Text PDF - Jaypee Journals
... FEM is defined as a technique of discrediting a continuum into simple geometric shapes elements, enforcing material properties and governing relationships on these elements giving due consideration to loading and boundary conditions which results in a set of equation, solution which gives the approx ...
... FEM is defined as a technique of discrediting a continuum into simple geometric shapes elements, enforcing material properties and governing relationships on these elements giving due consideration to loading and boundary conditions which results in a set of equation, solution which gives the approx ...
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... accidental injuries. Further, it states that a dental accidental injury occurs when an external force to the lower half of the face or jaw damages or breaks sound natural teeth, periodontal structure (gums) or bone. ...
... accidental injuries. Further, it states that a dental accidental injury occurs when an external force to the lower half of the face or jaw damages or breaks sound natural teeth, periodontal structure (gums) or bone. ...
supernumerary tooth
... mandible or both.9, 10 Most frequent location for supernumerary teeth are upper jaws, midline, palatal regions of upper incisors, ...
... mandible or both.9, 10 Most frequent location for supernumerary teeth are upper jaws, midline, palatal regions of upper incisors, ...
Missing Spaces – hold them or close them?
... laterals. It has been found that agenesis of both maxillary lateral incisors is more common than only of one. Sex differences in prevalence have usually been found to be small with slightly more females than males affected. There is an association between hypodontia and malformation of maxillary lat ...
... laterals. It has been found that agenesis of both maxillary lateral incisors is more common than only of one. Sex differences in prevalence have usually been found to be small with slightly more females than males affected. There is an association between hypodontia and malformation of maxillary lat ...
Prevalence of congenitally missing teeth among a population of
... ABSTRACT. Aim This was to determine the prevalence of congenitally missing teeth in the permanent dentition among a population of disabled schoolchildren in Kuwait. Methods The study involved 702 subjects (383 males and 319 females) with sensory, physical or developmental disabilities attending the ...
... ABSTRACT. Aim This was to determine the prevalence of congenitally missing teeth in the permanent dentition among a population of disabled schoolchildren in Kuwait. Methods The study involved 702 subjects (383 males and 319 females) with sensory, physical or developmental disabilities attending the ...
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... and result in plaque accumulation. Many studies have evaluated the effects of fixed orthodontic appliances on microbial flora and periodontal status, but only a few have evaluated the method of ligation as an additional factor. To determine the amount of microbial colonization with different elastom ...
... and result in plaque accumulation. Many studies have evaluated the effects of fixed orthodontic appliances on microbial flora and periodontal status, but only a few have evaluated the method of ligation as an additional factor. To determine the amount of microbial colonization with different elastom ...
Feline Gingivostomatis Update - Advanced Veterinary Specialty Group
... It is particularly interesting to note that this disease cannot be transmitted from one individual to another by any known microorganism, but it can be transmitted by a tissue homogenate containing modified epithelial antigens. Several individuals in a household may be affected. Sterilize your denta ...
... It is particularly interesting to note that this disease cannot be transmitted from one individual to another by any known microorganism, but it can be transmitted by a tissue homogenate containing modified epithelial antigens. Several individuals in a household may be affected. Sterilize your denta ...
Full text - Advances in Medical Sciences
... gingivitis are frequently observed in orthodontic patients. Changes described in literature usually refer to single cases and are mainly detected by clinical evaluation or sometimes confirmed by basic histopathological investigations of oral tissues [1,2]. The increase noted in the number of patient ...
... gingivitis are frequently observed in orthodontic patients. Changes described in literature usually refer to single cases and are mainly detected by clinical evaluation or sometimes confirmed by basic histopathological investigations of oral tissues [1,2]. The increase noted in the number of patient ...
2 Case Assessment and Treatment Planning - Hu
... The PAR Index measures the degree of departure which the occlusion of a set of study models has from the ideal. Hence it can be used to measure treatment change by calculating the difference between the scores obtained from pre- and post treatment models. The index is the summation of several differ ...
... The PAR Index measures the degree of departure which the occlusion of a set of study models has from the ideal. Hence it can be used to measure treatment change by calculating the difference between the scores obtained from pre- and post treatment models. The index is the summation of several differ ...
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... margin.8 These lesions are usually well into dentine, often into tertiary dentine. Patients with generalized tooth surface loss rarely appear to have lost any occlusal vertical dimension, despite the significant generalized loss in clinical crown height.10 This is often due to the fact that erosive ...
... margin.8 These lesions are usually well into dentine, often into tertiary dentine. Patients with generalized tooth surface loss rarely appear to have lost any occlusal vertical dimension, despite the significant generalized loss in clinical crown height.10 This is often due to the fact that erosive ...
Why Do Dentists Refer to Specific Orthodontists?
... A mail survey was used to gather information concerning the opinions of general dentists. Three focus groups of four general dentists each met separately to aid in the development of the questionnaire. All of the attendees were private practitioners from the Ann Arbor and metropolitan Detroit areas ...
... A mail survey was used to gather information concerning the opinions of general dentists. Three focus groups of four general dentists each met separately to aid in the development of the questionnaire. All of the attendees were private practitioners from the Ann Arbor and metropolitan Detroit areas ...
The waiting time for inducing orthodontic movement after endodontic
... longer an acid environment, such as in acute inflammation. In normal or basic pH, these clasts demobilize and migrate from the area, leaving the binding protein surfaces, which stimulate the migration and synthesis of new cementoblastic cells.1,2 Following the complete periodontal repair of the reso ...
... longer an acid environment, such as in acute inflammation. In normal or basic pH, these clasts demobilize and migrate from the area, leaving the binding protein surfaces, which stimulate the migration and synthesis of new cementoblastic cells.1,2 Following the complete periodontal repair of the reso ...
Three case reports demonstrating treatment of relatively complex
... was used to achieve the desired upper arch expansion expeditiously (Figures 24 and 25). To create space in the lower arch, stops were placed on the arch wire in the lower first premolar positions as indicated on the template (Figures 26, 27 and 28). It was not possible to bond the lower left canine ...
... was used to achieve the desired upper arch expansion expeditiously (Figures 24 and 25). To create space in the lower arch, stops were placed on the arch wire in the lower first premolar positions as indicated on the template (Figures 26, 27 and 28). It was not possible to bond the lower left canine ...
Perceptions of dental attractiveness and orthodontic treatment need
... very good looking, 2 ⫽ good looking, 3 ⫽ satisfactory, 4 ⫽ not good, and 5 ⫽ not good at all) 2. Would you be happy if the arrangement of your teeth was like that of the teeth in this photograph? (1 ⫽ very happy, 2 ⫽ happy, 3 ⫽ normal, 4 ⫽ unhappy, and 5 ⫽ very unhappy). One investigator (E.A.M.) ad ...
... very good looking, 2 ⫽ good looking, 3 ⫽ satisfactory, 4 ⫽ not good, and 5 ⫽ not good at all) 2. Would you be happy if the arrangement of your teeth was like that of the teeth in this photograph? (1 ⫽ very happy, 2 ⫽ happy, 3 ⫽ normal, 4 ⫽ unhappy, and 5 ⫽ very unhappy). One investigator (E.A.M.) ad ...
Preparing Your Orthodontics Claim Brochure
... dentist charges to do that particular service and even which teeth received treatment. These are procedure codes. Your insurance company receives these codes, compares them to the price list or fee guide that your employer chose for your dental plan, evaluates the regular treatment options available ...
... dentist charges to do that particular service and even which teeth received treatment. These are procedure codes. Your insurance company receives these codes, compares them to the price list or fee guide that your employer chose for your dental plan, evaluates the regular treatment options available ...
Wearing and caring for your Essix Retainer
... How do I care for my retainer? The Essix retainer is made from thin plastic which has been made on a model of your teeth. As it is thin, you should not wear it when eating as you may chew through it. If you have a drink whilst wearing it, take the retainer out afterwards and rinse it as drink will p ...
... How do I care for my retainer? The Essix retainer is made from thin plastic which has been made on a model of your teeth. As it is thin, you should not wear it when eating as you may chew through it. If you have a drink whilst wearing it, take the retainer out afterwards and rinse it as drink will p ...
Patient`s #:______(assigned by office) Age:_____ Birth date
... To assist you, we are pleased to prepare insurance claims or provide other information required by your insurance company. If insurance benefits are assigned to our office and your coverage changes or is lost, you will be responsible for any outstanding ...
... To assist you, we are pleased to prepare insurance claims or provide other information required by your insurance company. If insurance benefits are assigned to our office and your coverage changes or is lost, you will be responsible for any outstanding ...
The Apically Repositioned Flap in Tooth Exposure
... used by periodontologists and general dental practitioners to eliminate periodontal pockets. The apically repositioned flap was soon adopted by orthodontists as an effective method of exposing certain unerupted teeth while maintaining the mucogingival complex. ...
... used by periodontologists and general dental practitioners to eliminate periodontal pockets. The apically repositioned flap was soon adopted by orthodontists as an effective method of exposing certain unerupted teeth while maintaining the mucogingival complex. ...
... An Interdisciplinary Approach for Improved Esthetic… If the space is large and frenal attachment is thick, it may not possible to completely close the space before surgical intervention. The space should be closed at least partially and the orthodontic movement to bring the teeth together should be ...