Identification of a charred corpse through dental records
... dental data and records in order to compare them with other post-mortem information through using the registers within patient’s dental file [3], which comprises all documentation regarding to dental treatment, including: anamnesis, treatment planing, executed procedures, complementary examinations, ...
... dental data and records in order to compare them with other post-mortem information through using the registers within patient’s dental file [3], which comprises all documentation regarding to dental treatment, including: anamnesis, treatment planing, executed procedures, complementary examinations, ...
ODS Dental Provider Handbook
... It is necessary for each dentist to agree to accept fees that are at or below the 90th percentile in order to participate on the Delta Dental of Oregon panel. All fees must be accepted before participation status is granted and effective. 4. To keep accurate and complete financial and patient record ...
... It is necessary for each dentist to agree to accept fees that are at or below the 90th percentile in order to participate on the Delta Dental of Oregon panel. All fees must be accepted before participation status is granted and effective. 4. To keep accurate and complete financial and patient record ...
Taste Change Associated with a Dental Procedure
... than in a conscious patient and this additional aggressiveness is a risk for nerve damage.17 Although in our case it seems unlikely that a high degree of force would be needed to remove his erupted and periodontally compromised teeth, it is possible that nerve injury may have been caused during that ...
... than in a conscious patient and this additional aggressiveness is a risk for nerve damage.17 Although in our case it seems unlikely that a high degree of force would be needed to remove his erupted and periodontally compromised teeth, it is possible that nerve injury may have been caused during that ...
One of RA associated complications is osteoporosis
... organs in the body. The mechanical and functional balances of bone are maintained by highly regulated mechanisms involving resorption and new bone formation. However, this balance can be altered in some conditions, such as in patients with osteoporosis and chronic inflammatory diseases, such as rheu ...
... organs in the body. The mechanical and functional balances of bone are maintained by highly regulated mechanisms involving resorption and new bone formation. However, this balance can be altered in some conditions, such as in patients with osteoporosis and chronic inflammatory diseases, such as rheu ...
Taste Change Associated with a Dental Procedure
... forms of sedation. Complications, including a higher frequency of nerve damage, are more likely with lessexperienced oral surgeons than with more experienced oral surgeons.7 In addition, the degree of force used to remove impacted teeth is greater when the patient is under sedation than in a conscio ...
... forms of sedation. Complications, including a higher frequency of nerve damage, are more likely with lessexperienced oral surgeons than with more experienced oral surgeons.7 In addition, the degree of force used to remove impacted teeth is greater when the patient is under sedation than in a conscio ...
Taste Change Associated with a Dental Procedure: Case Report
... forms of sedation. Complications, including a higher frequency of nerve damage, are more likely with lessexperienced oral surgeons than with more experienced oral surgeons.7 In addition, the degree of force used to remove impacted teeth is greater when the patient is under sedation than in a conscio ...
... forms of sedation. Complications, including a higher frequency of nerve damage, are more likely with lessexperienced oral surgeons than with more experienced oral surgeons.7 In addition, the degree of force used to remove impacted teeth is greater when the patient is under sedation than in a conscio ...
Schedule of Benefits
... (1) Prophylaxis (cleanings), are limited to two treatments in any 12 consecutive months. (2) Sealants are covered to the age of 18 and are limited to permanent first and second molars only. (3) Fluoride treatments are a covered benefit up to the age of 18, once every 12 months. (4) Full mouth x-rays ...
... (1) Prophylaxis (cleanings), are limited to two treatments in any 12 consecutive months. (2) Sealants are covered to the age of 18 and are limited to permanent first and second molars only. (3) Fluoride treatments are a covered benefit up to the age of 18, once every 12 months. (4) Full mouth x-rays ...
Dental Hygiene Admissions Packet
... washing, use of protective barriers and care in the use and disposal of needles and other sharp instruments) are used for every patient. The Dental Hygiene clinic continues to adhere to current infection control recommendations as set forth by the ADA and the CDC. Patients infected with bloodborne p ...
... washing, use of protective barriers and care in the use and disposal of needles and other sharp instruments) are used for every patient. The Dental Hygiene clinic continues to adhere to current infection control recommendations as set forth by the ADA and the CDC. Patients infected with bloodborne p ...
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS)
... on clothes and environmental surfaces, and remains viable for a considerable time 17. For example, Mycobacterium tuberculosis remains dangerous for several weeks. Impression material can act as a vehicle for the transfer of both pathogenic bacteria and viruses and cause cross contamination in the cl ...
... on clothes and environmental surfaces, and remains viable for a considerable time 17. For example, Mycobacterium tuberculosis remains dangerous for several weeks. Impression material can act as a vehicle for the transfer of both pathogenic bacteria and viruses and cause cross contamination in the cl ...
One of RA associated complications is osteoporosis
... organs in the body. The mechanical and functional balances of bone are maintained by highly regulated mechanisms involving resorption and new bone formation. However, this balance can be altered in some conditions, such as in patients with osteoporosis and chronic inflammatory diseases, such as rheu ...
... organs in the body. The mechanical and functional balances of bone are maintained by highly regulated mechanisms involving resorption and new bone formation. However, this balance can be altered in some conditions, such as in patients with osteoporosis and chronic inflammatory diseases, such as rheu ...
Diagnosis and Management of Dental Erosion
... involvement in the mixed dentition. In a study of 1035 14-year-old children randomly selected from a Liverpool population, 30% had exposed incisal dentin.8 Another 8% had exposed dentin on occlusal or lingualsurfaces. Data such as these have caused oral health care providers in the United Kingdom to ...
... involvement in the mixed dentition. In a study of 1035 14-year-old children randomly selected from a Liverpool population, 30% had exposed incisal dentin.8 Another 8% had exposed dentin on occlusal or lingualsurfaces. Data such as these have caused oral health care providers in the United Kingdom to ...
Abstracts for my Research 27-11
... INTRODUCTION: The aim of this study was to investigate whether there is a relationship between self-reported bullying because of dentofacial features and oral health-related quality of life among a representative sample of Jordanian schoolchildren. METHODS: This was a cross-sectional study in which ...
... INTRODUCTION: The aim of this study was to investigate whether there is a relationship between self-reported bullying because of dentofacial features and oral health-related quality of life among a representative sample of Jordanian schoolchildren. METHODS: This was a cross-sectional study in which ...
Effect of two contemporary root canal sealers on root canal dentin
... Material and Methods: Forty two single rooted teeth were selected and divided into 3 equal groups; Apexit, iRootSP and control groups (n=14) Each group was then divided into 2 subgroups according to the post evaluation period; 1 week and 2 months (n=7). Root canal procedure was done in the experimen ...
... Material and Methods: Forty two single rooted teeth were selected and divided into 3 equal groups; Apexit, iRootSP and control groups (n=14) Each group was then divided into 2 subgroups according to the post evaluation period; 1 week and 2 months (n=7). Root canal procedure was done in the experimen ...
Extraction Socket Preservation Prior to Implant Placement
... and neck exams, prophylaxes, and update interviews for medical history, in addition to full-mouth radiographic series prior to evaluation for extraction and grafting, as part of a comprehensive and best-practice diagnostic standard of care. The graft/implant site(s) could not have a history of a fai ...
... and neck exams, prophylaxes, and update interviews for medical history, in addition to full-mouth radiographic series prior to evaluation for extraction and grafting, as part of a comprehensive and best-practice diagnostic standard of care. The graft/implant site(s) could not have a history of a fai ...
Factors related to apical root resorption of maxillary incisors in
... Allergic patients had more resorption than non-allergic patients when measured by millimetres, but the differences were not significant. When the scale of Sharpe was used, the allergic patients had significantly more root resorption than non-allergic patients. This was the only variable with differe ...
... Allergic patients had more resorption than non-allergic patients when measured by millimetres, but the differences were not significant. When the scale of Sharpe was used, the allergic patients had significantly more root resorption than non-allergic patients. This was the only variable with differe ...
The Relationship Between Excessive Anterior Overlap And Dental
... malocclusions. Much focus was given to this topic as dentistry attempted to determine to what extent malocclusion was a problem within the population. Several reviews summarize the numerous attempts and goals of the measuring systems used for these purposes.3,4 The most popular system of diagnosing ...
... malocclusions. Much focus was given to this topic as dentistry attempted to determine to what extent malocclusion was a problem within the population. Several reviews summarize the numerous attempts and goals of the measuring systems used for these purposes.3,4 The most popular system of diagnosing ...
HumanaDental DHMO
... D0220 X-ray intraoral—periapical, first film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No Charge D0230 X-ray intraoral—periapical, each additional film . . . . . No Charge D0240 X-ray intraoral—occlusal film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No Charge D0250 X-ray extr ...
... D0220 X-ray intraoral—periapical, first film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No Charge D0230 X-ray intraoral—periapical, each additional film . . . . . No Charge D0240 X-ray intraoral—occlusal film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No Charge D0250 X-ray extr ...
Maxillary Sinus and Ridge Augmentations Using a Surface
... formed. After the periosteum has been released to achieve a tension-free closure, the flap is positioned for closure either with tooth forceps or a temporary traction suture. The flap is then held in place for 20 to 30 seconds with gentle pressure, thus assisting the flap to adhere to the graft and ...
... formed. After the periosteum has been released to achieve a tension-free closure, the flap is positioned for closure either with tooth forceps or a temporary traction suture. The flap is then held in place for 20 to 30 seconds with gentle pressure, thus assisting the flap to adhere to the graft and ...
The Australian Schedule of Dental Services and Glossary
... single visit or multiple appointments. If an additional visit is necessary to irrigate and redress the root canal system, item 455 should be used. Chance filling of an accessory canal while obturating a main canal is not to be deemed an additional canal obturation. The provisional (temporary) closur ...
... single visit or multiple appointments. If an additional visit is necessary to irrigate and redress the root canal system, item 455 should be used. Chance filling of an accessory canal while obturating a main canal is not to be deemed an additional canal obturation. The provisional (temporary) closur ...
The Australian Schedule of Dental Services and Glossary Tenth Edition
... single visit or multiple appointments. If an additional visit is necessary to irrigate and redress the root canal system, item 455 should be used. Chance filling of an accessory canal while obturating a main canal is not to be deemed an additional canal obturation. The provisional (temporary) closur ...
... single visit or multiple appointments. If an additional visit is necessary to irrigate and redress the root canal system, item 455 should be used. Chance filling of an accessory canal while obturating a main canal is not to be deemed an additional canal obturation. The provisional (temporary) closur ...
New Advances in Tooth Whitening and Dental Cleaning Technology
... stain reappears. The time that elapses post-treatment before this occurs varies from a few days or weeks, while other studies claim up to 47 months before any rebound effect occurs.24 One study found a rebound in 40% of patients at six months with use of concentrations ranging from 16% — 18% carbami ...
... stain reappears. The time that elapses post-treatment before this occurs varies from a few days or weeks, while other studies claim up to 47 months before any rebound effect occurs.24 One study found a rebound in 40% of patients at six months with use of concentrations ranging from 16% — 18% carbami ...
Long‐term outcomes of dental implants placed in elderly patients: a
... and the introduction of better surgical procedures have significantly elevated the success rate of dental implant therapies. However, it remains important to fully advise patients about the possibility of early failure due to poor skeletal healing, and the implant system should be carefully selected ...
... and the introduction of better surgical procedures have significantly elevated the success rate of dental implant therapies. However, it remains important to fully advise patients about the possibility of early failure due to poor skeletal healing, and the implant system should be carefully selected ...
this PDF file
... non-coated counterparts [24]. The Ag coating assessed by Ryu et al, [4] in 2012 exhibited significant antibacterial action against Streptococcus mutans, suggesting that coated brackets would exhibit suitable antibacterial activity against Streptococcus mutan. The disk diffusion test and the count te ...
... non-coated counterparts [24]. The Ag coating assessed by Ryu et al, [4] in 2012 exhibited significant antibacterial action against Streptococcus mutans, suggesting that coated brackets would exhibit suitable antibacterial activity against Streptococcus mutan. The disk diffusion test and the count te ...
Does My Mouth Show My Age?
... limited to the oral cavity. In the oral cavity they may be present in any location, but often involve the lips, buccal mucosa and labial mucosa, and lateral and ventral surfaces of the tongue.1 The exact etiology of these varicosities is unknown, but it may be associated with weakening of the vessel ...
... limited to the oral cavity. In the oral cavity they may be present in any location, but often involve the lips, buccal mucosa and labial mucosa, and lateral and ventral surfaces of the tongue.1 The exact etiology of these varicosities is unknown, but it may be associated with weakening of the vessel ...
Determination of Buccal Cortical Bone Thickness for Mini
... suggested that the cortical bone thickness played a greater role in initial implant stability than the implant length and pointed out that adequate cortical engagement is necessary when placing dental implants. Likewise, the primary stability of the immediate loading orthodontic mini-screw was also ...
... suggested that the cortical bone thickness played a greater role in initial implant stability than the implant length and pointed out that adequate cortical engagement is necessary when placing dental implants. Likewise, the primary stability of the immediate loading orthodontic mini-screw was also ...
Scaling and root planing
Scaling and root planing, otherwise known as conventional periodontal therapy, non-surgical periodontal therapy, or deep cleaning, is the process of removing or eliminating the etiologic agents – dental plaque, its products, and calculus – which cause inflammation, thus helping to establish a periodontium that is free of disease. Periodontal scalers and periodontal curettes are some of the tools involved.