Three cases of oral syphilis – an overview
... Patients may present to a variety of clinicians due to the diverse clinical appearance of both early and late syphilis. Until recently there has been little clinical experience of syphilis among the medical profession.4 A major risk group for syphilis infection are homosexual men, as a large number ...
... Patients may present to a variety of clinicians due to the diverse clinical appearance of both early and late syphilis. Until recently there has been little clinical experience of syphilis among the medical profession.4 A major risk group for syphilis infection are homosexual men, as a large number ...
Dental Pumice as a Source of Cross Contamination
... as secondary invaders in human infections. The prevalence of organisms is of particular concern not only due to their potential risks to dental patients, but also because of their involvement in various infectious diseases to which dental professionals may be at higher risk. Dentures contaminated wi ...
... as secondary invaders in human infections. The prevalence of organisms is of particular concern not only due to their potential risks to dental patients, but also because of their involvement in various infectious diseases to which dental professionals may be at higher risk. Dentures contaminated wi ...
Pediatric Dental Services Offered by UnitedHealthcare
... Distal or Proximal Wedge Procedure (when not performed in conjunction with surgical procedures in the same anatomical area) ...
... Distal or Proximal Wedge Procedure (when not performed in conjunction with surgical procedures in the same anatomical area) ...
Crestal Bone Changes Around Titanium Implants: A Methodologic
... eriodontitis1 and peri-implantitis,2 among other signs and symptoms, are associated with crestal bone loss. In an attempt to diagnose bone loss in inflammatory conditions as soon as possible and to possibly prevent further bone loss from occurring, reliable diagnostic methods are required. In additi ...
... eriodontitis1 and peri-implantitis,2 among other signs and symptoms, are associated with crestal bone loss. In an attempt to diagnose bone loss in inflammatory conditions as soon as possible and to possibly prevent further bone loss from occurring, reliable diagnostic methods are required. In additi ...
Information on Dental Radiographs for Dentists
... appropriate balance between these two considerations. Therefore, a dentist’s decision about the number, type and frequency of radiographs should be based on each individual patient’s dental history, clinical signs and symptoms. • Where possible, copies of recent radiographs should be obtained from o ...
... appropriate balance between these two considerations. Therefore, a dentist’s decision about the number, type and frequency of radiographs should be based on each individual patient’s dental history, clinical signs and symptoms. • Where possible, copies of recent radiographs should be obtained from o ...
Nail surgery update
... Giacalone reviewed 57 patients with diabetes who underwent phenol matrixectomies. The results of his study showed no complications and a 5% regrowth rate. The decision of whether to perform the phenol matrixectomy should be based solely on the amount of arterial perfusion to the toe. Diabetes is not ...
... Giacalone reviewed 57 patients with diabetes who underwent phenol matrixectomies. The results of his study showed no complications and a 5% regrowth rate. The decision of whether to perform the phenol matrixectomy should be based solely on the amount of arterial perfusion to the toe. Diabetes is not ...
Summary of Benefits
... conditions (except for work in progress), and out-of-area dental emergency coverage. • Online services that make getting information quick and easy. Wherever you are - work, home or on the go - you can access account information and view benefits and eligibility, find a dentist and print ID cards. A ...
... conditions (except for work in progress), and out-of-area dental emergency coverage. • Online services that make getting information quick and easy. Wherever you are - work, home or on the go - you can access account information and view benefits and eligibility, find a dentist and print ID cards. A ...
The Genesis and Development of CBCT for Dentistry
... CBCT scans offer increased accuracy for the identification of root canals, and their location, prior to endodontic therapy.21 When compared with 2-dimensional digital radiographs, CBCT enables clinicians to identify more canals in multi-canal teeth that can then be instrumented and obturated, thereb ...
... CBCT scans offer increased accuracy for the identification of root canals, and their location, prior to endodontic therapy.21 When compared with 2-dimensional digital radiographs, CBCT enables clinicians to identify more canals in multi-canal teeth that can then be instrumented and obturated, thereb ...
Minimally Invasive Transcrestal Guided Sinus Lift (TGSL
... with the implants placed in an area of poor quality bone and high loading forces.7–9 Short implants have been associated with lower success rates when compared with longer implants.10 Currently, in absence of adequate bone height, the outcomes of short implants may be comparable with those of longer ...
... with the implants placed in an area of poor quality bone and high loading forces.7–9 Short implants have been associated with lower success rates when compared with longer implants.10 Currently, in absence of adequate bone height, the outcomes of short implants may be comparable with those of longer ...
THE RADIOLOGY OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS
... 8. Anterior border usually lies apical to or over the root of canine. 9. Distal border often extends into tuberosity. 10. Great variation in size of sinuses - also left and right sides 11. Pneumatization occurs with extraction of teeth. 12. Allergy, trauma etc. can affect the growth. 13. Projection ...
... 8. Anterior border usually lies apical to or over the root of canine. 9. Distal border often extends into tuberosity. 10. Great variation in size of sinuses - also left and right sides 11. Pneumatization occurs with extraction of teeth. 12. Allergy, trauma etc. can affect the growth. 13. Projection ...
4. Treatment of pyoderma gangrenosum usually involves systemic
... vegetative. Only the last of these classifications has no common association with underlying systemic disease. Each form may develop into another or become ulcerative [4] [5]. The diagnosis does not depend on histological biopsy findings and is especially challenging in its initial clinical form. A ...
... vegetative. Only the last of these classifications has no common association with underlying systemic disease. Each form may develop into another or become ulcerative [4] [5]. The diagnosis does not depend on histological biopsy findings and is especially challenging in its initial clinical form. A ...
II. Dentists` skills with fearful patients: Education and
... Dental fear is a common problem to the dental practitioner. Phobic dental fear requires specialist treatment, and successful methods have been developed to normalize phobic dental patients’ dental health behaviour. However, about 20 % of adult patients in regular dental care suffer from a significan ...
... Dental fear is a common problem to the dental practitioner. Phobic dental fear requires specialist treatment, and successful methods have been developed to normalize phobic dental patients’ dental health behaviour. However, about 20 % of adult patients in regular dental care suffer from a significan ...
Implants in Orthodontics
... Aseptic preparation – a disinfecting agent can be used to prepare an intraoral or extraoral site for keeping the surgical area aseptic.A guide bar can be placed on the tooth before exposing IOPA. The guide bar can be placed in such a manner that it should be retained during micro implant insertion, ...
... Aseptic preparation – a disinfecting agent can be used to prepare an intraoral or extraoral site for keeping the surgical area aseptic.A guide bar can be placed on the tooth before exposing IOPA. The guide bar can be placed in such a manner that it should be retained during micro implant insertion, ...
Peer-reviewed Article PDF - e
... which appears to be very important with this type of therapy, just as in rheumatic fever. The lengthy administration is likely necessary due to the aforementioned internalization of the organism or the presence of the biofilms. The penicillin would be present and bactericidal when the organism exter ...
... which appears to be very important with this type of therapy, just as in rheumatic fever. The lengthy administration is likely necessary due to the aforementioned internalization of the organism or the presence of the biofilms. The penicillin would be present and bactericidal when the organism exter ...
CBCT applications in dental practice: A literature review (PDF
... or defect.10,11,24-28 CBCT technology has also been used for thorough pretreatment evaluations of patients with obstructive sleep apnea, to determine an appropriate surgical approach (when necessary).28,29 As CBCT units become more widely available, dentists have increasingly utilized this technolog ...
... or defect.10,11,24-28 CBCT technology has also been used for thorough pretreatment evaluations of patients with obstructive sleep apnea, to determine an appropriate surgical approach (when necessary).28,29 As CBCT units become more widely available, dentists have increasingly utilized this technolog ...
Exploring the Homeostatic and Sensory Roles of the Immune System
... prompts the development of adaptive immunity. This mechanism has been extensively studied in the context of infection and injury, from which current understanding of the immune system has been inferred (1). Recent discoveries demonstrating a role of the immune system in physiological contexts, inclu ...
... prompts the development of adaptive immunity. This mechanism has been extensively studied in the context of infection and injury, from which current understanding of the immune system has been inferred (1). Recent discoveries demonstrating a role of the immune system in physiological contexts, inclu ...
HandOutforVDDS
... • Exposed bone is dead with usually no pain. • Pain may occur due to secondary infection • The jaw bones are susceptible because the jaw bone remodels 10 times that of long bones in the body. ...
... • Exposed bone is dead with usually no pain. • Pain may occur due to secondary infection • The jaw bones are susceptible because the jaw bone remodels 10 times that of long bones in the body. ...
Slough: What is it and How do we manage it
... • ‘Deep tissue injury’ which has yet to evolve usually related to pressure and shear forces • Haematoma • Ischaemia or avascular • A purple edge such as in Pyoderma Gangrenosum • Devitalised – detached from its blood supply or traumatised such as a full thickness burn • Colour will vary depending on ...
... • ‘Deep tissue injury’ which has yet to evolve usually related to pressure and shear forces • Haematoma • Ischaemia or avascular • A purple edge such as in Pyoderma Gangrenosum • Devitalised – detached from its blood supply or traumatised such as a full thickness burn • Colour will vary depending on ...
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... d. substrate ANS: A Correct: Although a person's age may be correlated to their risk of developing caries, it is not a direct causal factor for caries. Incorrect: Host susceptibility, microorganism, and substrate represent the categories of causal factors that must intersect over a defined period of ...
... d. substrate ANS: A Correct: Although a person's age may be correlated to their risk of developing caries, it is not a direct causal factor for caries. Incorrect: Host susceptibility, microorganism, and substrate represent the categories of causal factors that must intersect over a defined period of ...
Occurrence and Control of Strawberry Powdery Mildew in Al
... 100 ml of the tested chemical solutions or distilled water ...
... 100 ml of the tested chemical solutions or distilled water ...
Dental erosion in children: A literature review
... in children with immature teeth and large pulps are likely to lead to pulpal inflammation and exposures.10,12 Etiology of dental erosion The underlying etiology of dental erosion is a source of acid, which may be intrinsic or extrinsic, acting on a susceptible tooth. In addition, there are many modi ...
... in children with immature teeth and large pulps are likely to lead to pulpal inflammation and exposures.10,12 Etiology of dental erosion The underlying etiology of dental erosion is a source of acid, which may be intrinsic or extrinsic, acting on a susceptible tooth. In addition, there are many modi ...
Metal Allergies, Genetic Susceptibility to Mercury, and Toxic
... of Alzheimer disease embrace pharmaceuticals which remove or bind metals from the brain.”83 Notably, one study, which found a connection between number of mercury fillings and neurotoxic effects for those with APOE genotype, explains, “Apo-E genotyping warrants investigation as a clinically useful b ...
... of Alzheimer disease embrace pharmaceuticals which remove or bind metals from the brain.”83 Notably, one study, which found a connection between number of mercury fillings and neurotoxic effects for those with APOE genotype, explains, “Apo-E genotyping warrants investigation as a clinically useful b ...
periodontics-orthodontics
... B screws began 0-12 weeks after surgery. Loading forces were estimated to be between 50-200g. A miniimplant screw was regarded to be a success if it survived 1 year following application of orthodontic forces. Subjects were then instructed to answer a retrospective questionnaire that used a 100-poin ...
... B screws began 0-12 weeks after surgery. Loading forces were estimated to be between 50-200g. A miniimplant screw was regarded to be a success if it survived 1 year following application of orthodontic forces. Subjects were then instructed to answer a retrospective questionnaire that used a 100-poin ...
The relationship of mucosal bacteria to duodenal histopathology
... of clinical signs (Baez et al., 1999; Hart et al., 1994), and the subjective histological grade of IBD (Baez et al., 1999; Dennis et al., 1992; Hart et al., 1994; Jergens, 2002). The cause of feline IBD has not been determined, but it is suspected that IBD in cats, like IBD in people, is a consequen ...
... of clinical signs (Baez et al., 1999; Hart et al., 1994), and the subjective histological grade of IBD (Baez et al., 1999; Dennis et al., 1992; Hart et al., 1994; Jergens, 2002). The cause of feline IBD has not been determined, but it is suspected that IBD in cats, like IBD in people, is a consequen ...
Indications to Amputations
... Complications of Amputation • Mistakes of I step of amputation: 1. conical stump 2. mace-shaped stump ...
... Complications of Amputation • Mistakes of I step of amputation: 1. conical stump 2. mace-shaped stump ...