IRREGULAR PLURAL FORMS
... forms in future lessons. Here’s another example with the singular and plural forms of tooth. Does that old dog have any teeth? ...
... forms in future lessons. Here’s another example with the singular and plural forms of tooth. Does that old dog have any teeth? ...
to our Orthodontic Case Studies brochure
... that I use (the others types being Clear Aligners, Fixed braces and Upper Removable Acrylic appliance). This lady was treated with an upper Inman Aligner in 4 months. In common with all Social 6 braces, the end result is a nice rounded arch form for the front teeth. Notice the fixed retainer which h ...
... that I use (the others types being Clear Aligners, Fixed braces and Upper Removable Acrylic appliance). This lady was treated with an upper Inman Aligner in 4 months. In common with all Social 6 braces, the end result is a nice rounded arch form for the front teeth. Notice the fixed retainer which h ...
Primary and permanent teeth
... Losing primary teeth before they are ready to fall out can affect the proper positioning of the permanent teeth. If baby tooth is lost too early, other teeth may tip or fill in the vacant space, forcing permanent teeth to come in crooked. If baby tooth is knocked out, see your dentist, who may recom ...
... Losing primary teeth before they are ready to fall out can affect the proper positioning of the permanent teeth. If baby tooth is lost too early, other teeth may tip or fill in the vacant space, forcing permanent teeth to come in crooked. If baby tooth is knocked out, see your dentist, who may recom ...
Human beings have two sets of teeth in their life time
... The canine teeth are more pointed and found next to the incisors. Canines are used for tearing and ripping food. The word canine relates to the features of the family Canidae which includes dogs, foxes and wolves. These animals are all carnivores (meat eaters) and their long, sharp canine teeth are ...
... The canine teeth are more pointed and found next to the incisors. Canines are used for tearing and ripping food. The word canine relates to the features of the family Canidae which includes dogs, foxes and wolves. These animals are all carnivores (meat eaters) and their long, sharp canine teeth are ...
Esthetic Management of an Anterior Avulsed Tooth: A Case Report
... preparation of healthy abutment teeth for crowns. When it ...
... preparation of healthy abutment teeth for crowns. When it ...
Informed consent - Cala Hills Endodontics
... Record of Discussion and Informed Consent for Non-Surgical Endodontic Treatment _______ 1. Root canal therapy is an attempt to save a tooth which otherwise may require removal. There are certain risks inherent in any treatment plan or procedure. I understand the risks include, but are not limited to ...
... Record of Discussion and Informed Consent for Non-Surgical Endodontic Treatment _______ 1. Root canal therapy is an attempt to save a tooth which otherwise may require removal. There are certain risks inherent in any treatment plan or procedure. I understand the risks include, but are not limited to ...
Consent for Treatment: Crown Lengthening
... impact on speech, allergic reactions, and accidental swallowing of foreign matter. The exact duration of any complications cannot be determined, and they may be irreversible. There is no method that will accurately predict or evaluate how my gum and bone will heal. I understand that there may be a n ...
... impact on speech, allergic reactions, and accidental swallowing of foreign matter. The exact duration of any complications cannot be determined, and they may be irreversible. There is no method that will accurately predict or evaluate how my gum and bone will heal. I understand that there may be a n ...
Endodontic treatment referral form
... Feasible removal of fractured instruments and intra-radicular posts in teeth of reasonable prognosis Sclerotic root canals that are not considered negotiable from radiographic or clinical evidence through their entire length. Root perforations with reasonable prognosis Root canals with anatomical co ...
... Feasible removal of fractured instruments and intra-radicular posts in teeth of reasonable prognosis Sclerotic root canals that are not considered negotiable from radiographic or clinical evidence through their entire length. Root perforations with reasonable prognosis Root canals with anatomical co ...
Flip chart
... 4-‐Use fluoridated toothpaste containing no less than 1,000ppm fluoride with a smear layer amount as shown. Reassure parents: even if the child swallows this amount of tooth paste it will not cause any ...
... 4-‐Use fluoridated toothpaste containing no less than 1,000ppm fluoride with a smear layer amount as shown. Reassure parents: even if the child swallows this amount of tooth paste it will not cause any ...
consent to scaling and root planing
... , (name of patient) hereby authorize Dr. Rick H. Heard/Lisha Edwards, RDH to perform scaling and root planing of_______________________________________________________ To address the following condition being treated: With the use of local anesthesia, and possibly with intravenous / oral sedation. _ ...
... , (name of patient) hereby authorize Dr. Rick H. Heard/Lisha Edwards, RDH to perform scaling and root planing of_______________________________________________________ To address the following condition being treated: With the use of local anesthesia, and possibly with intravenous / oral sedation. _ ...
DR`S NAME - Roz Fulmer
... Risks after the administration of a local anesthesia may include the following complications: Burning or pain on injection, edema (swelling), nerve paralysis (partial or permanent numbness), hematoma (bruising), infection, needle breakage, lip chewing, tissue sloughing or trismus (lock jaw). If a se ...
... Risks after the administration of a local anesthesia may include the following complications: Burning or pain on injection, edema (swelling), nerve paralysis (partial or permanent numbness), hematoma (bruising), infection, needle breakage, lip chewing, tissue sloughing or trismus (lock jaw). If a se ...
Routine Cleaning vs Scaling and Root Planing or Deep Cleaning
... It begins with a Diagnosis and patient education. Patients must understand that there is no such thing as a “free cleaning”. A routine prophylaxis is a dental cleaning that is preventive in nature on an individual that maintains a healthy mouth and is typically done every six months. Just because a ...
... It begins with a Diagnosis and patient education. Patients must understand that there is no such thing as a “free cleaning”. A routine prophylaxis is a dental cleaning that is preventive in nature on an individual that maintains a healthy mouth and is typically done every six months. Just because a ...
Dentition * Deciduous teeth
... • By Age 12: Second set of molars have emerged • Age 17-24: Wisdom teeth have erupted ...
... • By Age 12: Second set of molars have emerged • Age 17-24: Wisdom teeth have erupted ...
Periodontal Treatment Consent Forms
... my gum and bone will heal. I understand that there may be a need for a second procedure if the initial results are not satisfactory. In addition, the success of periodontal procedures can be affected by medical conditions, dietary and nutritional problems, smoking, alcohol consumption, clenching and ...
... my gum and bone will heal. I understand that there may be a need for a second procedure if the initial results are not satisfactory. In addition, the success of periodontal procedures can be affected by medical conditions, dietary and nutritional problems, smoking, alcohol consumption, clenching and ...
gingivostomatitis and caudal stomatitis
... cases, without further need of medication If patient does not respond to extraction of the teeth behind the canine teeth (that is, the premolar and molar teeth), remove all remaining teeth; when extracting the teeth, pay meticulous attention to removing all tooth substance CO2 laser may be used ...
... cases, without further need of medication If patient does not respond to extraction of the teeth behind the canine teeth (that is, the premolar and molar teeth), remove all remaining teeth; when extracting the teeth, pay meticulous attention to removing all tooth substance CO2 laser may be used ...
Keep Your Gums Healthy
... need to keep your teeth and gums healthy for life. This leaflet gives you an easy-to-understand insight into the workings of your teeth and how you, together with your dentist or hygienist, can help maintain healthy teeth and gums. ...
... need to keep your teeth and gums healthy for life. This leaflet gives you an easy-to-understand insight into the workings of your teeth and how you, together with your dentist or hygienist, can help maintain healthy teeth and gums. ...
INFORMED CONSENT FOR ENDODONTIC (ROOT CANAL
... We would like our patients to be informed about the various procedures involved in endodontic treatment and have their consent before starting treatment. Endodontic (root canal) treatment is performed in order to save a tooth which otherwise might need to be removed. This is accomplished by conserva ...
... We would like our patients to be informed about the various procedures involved in endodontic treatment and have their consent before starting treatment. Endodontic (root canal) treatment is performed in order to save a tooth which otherwise might need to be removed. This is accomplished by conserva ...
Ectopic Eruption of First Permanent Molars
... Dens in Dente or dens invaginatus is a malformation of teeth most likely resulting from an infolding of the dental papilla during tooth development or invagination of all layer of the enamel organ in the dental papillae. Teeth most affected are maxillary lateral incisors and bilateral occurrence is ...
... Dens in Dente or dens invaginatus is a malformation of teeth most likely resulting from an infolding of the dental papilla during tooth development or invagination of all layer of the enamel organ in the dental papillae. Teeth most affected are maxillary lateral incisors and bilateral occurrence is ...
Consent to Surgery- Frenectomy Surgery
... Consent to Surgery- Frenectomy Surgery Diagnosis: After a careful oral examination and study of my dental condition, Dr. ______________________ has advised me that I have excessive gum tissue between my upper jaw central incisors. (Frenum) Recommended Treatment: In order to treat this condition, the ...
... Consent to Surgery- Frenectomy Surgery Diagnosis: After a careful oral examination and study of my dental condition, Dr. ______________________ has advised me that I have excessive gum tissue between my upper jaw central incisors. (Frenum) Recommended Treatment: In order to treat this condition, the ...
What`s new in orthodontics
... Incognito™ system: fully customized lingual bracket system. Laboratory or digital set up is used to predetermine the desired positions of teeth. All lingual brackets are individually designed to closely adapt to lingual anatomy of all teeth. Custom arch wires are robotically formed to incorporate al ...
... Incognito™ system: fully customized lingual bracket system. Laboratory or digital set up is used to predetermine the desired positions of teeth. All lingual brackets are individually designed to closely adapt to lingual anatomy of all teeth. Custom arch wires are robotically formed to incorporate al ...
English - Blue Shield of California
... Caries Risk Management - CAMBRA (Caries Management by Risk Assessment) is an evaluation of a child's risk level for caries (decay). Children assessed as having a "high risk" for caries (decay) will be allowed up to 4 fluoride varnish treatments during the calendar year along with their biannual clea ...
... Caries Risk Management - CAMBRA (Caries Management by Risk Assessment) is an evaluation of a child's risk level for caries (decay). Children assessed as having a "high risk" for caries (decay) will be allowed up to 4 fluoride varnish treatments during the calendar year along with their biannual clea ...
Digestion: Chewing & Dissolving
... dentin, pulp cavity, pulp, root canal • Portion of the pulp cavity that extends into the root ...
... dentin, pulp cavity, pulp, root canal • Portion of the pulp cavity that extends into the root ...
Terminology Ungulate Relationship Lab: Terms associated with
... Tarsals: Bones located in the midfoot and rearfoot areas. The seven tarsal bones in the foot and ankle are called; "talus," "calcaneus," "navicular," "cuboid," "medial cuneiform," "intermediate cuneiform" and "lateral cuneiform." Metatarsals: One of the five cylindrical bones extending from the hee ...
... Tarsals: Bones located in the midfoot and rearfoot areas. The seven tarsal bones in the foot and ankle are called; "talus," "calcaneus," "navicular," "cuboid," "medial cuneiform," "intermediate cuneiform" and "lateral cuneiform." Metatarsals: One of the five cylindrical bones extending from the hee ...
ADA.org: Tooth Whitening/Bleaching: Treatment Considerations for
... containing 10% carbamide peroxide (3.5% H2O2). However, these data were collected from studies conducted by dental professionals, and there is no safety evidence on bleaching materials that do not involve dental professionals, regardless of H2O2 concentration or application venue. Additionally, cons ...
... containing 10% carbamide peroxide (3.5% H2O2). However, these data were collected from studies conducted by dental professionals, and there is no safety evidence on bleaching materials that do not involve dental professionals, regardless of H2O2 concentration or application venue. Additionally, cons ...
Fixed partial Denture
... Disadvantages of FPD • Damage to tooth and pulp – in preparing teeth as bridge attachments, it may be necessary to remove certain amount of healthy tooth tissue. Whenever a tooth is prepared, there is a danger to the pulp, even if proper precautions are followed. • Secondary tooth decay due to faul ...
... Disadvantages of FPD • Damage to tooth and pulp – in preparing teeth as bridge attachments, it may be necessary to remove certain amount of healthy tooth tissue. Whenever a tooth is prepared, there is a danger to the pulp, even if proper precautions are followed. • Secondary tooth decay due to faul ...
Tooth whitening
Tooth whitening (termed tooth bleaching when utilizing bleach), is either restoration of natural tooth shade or whitening beyond natural tooth shade, depending on the definition used. Restoration of the underlying, natural tooth shade is possible by simply removing surface (extrinsic) stains (e.g. from tea, coffee, red wine and tobacco) and calculus (tartar). This is achieved by having the teeth cleaned by a dental professional (commonly termed ""scale and polish"", see debridement and polishing), or at home by various oral hygiene methods. Calculus is difficult to remove without a professional clean. To whiten the natural tooth shade, bleaching is required. It is a common procedure in cosmetic dentistry, and a number of different techniques are used by dental professionals. Many different products are also marketed for home use. Techniques include bleaching strips, bleaching pen, bleaching gel, and laser tooth whitening. Bleaching methods generally use carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide. There are claims that carbamide peroxide is less effective than hydrogen peroxide, but also has less side effects. Common side effects of bleaching are increased sensitivity of the teeth and irritation of the gums. Occasionally individuals develop an unhealthy obsession with tooth whitening akin to body dismorphic disorder, termed ""bleachorexia"".