Anterior Crossbite in Primary Dentition Treatment
... posterior open bite. Crowns on central incisors were lost in between the follow-up visits, due to heavy forces applied by eating sugarcane, rerestoring the crowns was not required since minimal tooth reduction was done & crossbite correction was achieved . Further, 2 yrs follow-up showed that the oc ...
... posterior open bite. Crowns on central incisors were lost in between the follow-up visits, due to heavy forces applied by eating sugarcane, rerestoring the crowns was not required since minimal tooth reduction was done & crossbite correction was achieved . Further, 2 yrs follow-up showed that the oc ...
Comparison of Five Cone Beam Computed Tomography Systems
... voxel size (which influence contrast and resolution) as well as systemspecific image artifacts. Based on detector design technology, current CBCT systems are categorized into the following groups: (1) image intensifier tube/ charged coupled device (IIT/CCD) combinations or (2) flat-panel detectors ( ...
... voxel size (which influence contrast and resolution) as well as systemspecific image artifacts. Based on detector design technology, current CBCT systems are categorized into the following groups: (1) image intensifier tube/ charged coupled device (IIT/CCD) combinations or (2) flat-panel detectors ( ...
Oral Health and Down Syndrome
... Gum disease is the most significant dental problem seen in people with Down syndrome. The gum disease experienced can be aggressive, where permanent front teeth can be lost while the young person is in their teenage years. ...
... Gum disease is the most significant dental problem seen in people with Down syndrome. The gum disease experienced can be aggressive, where permanent front teeth can be lost while the young person is in their teenage years. ...
Planas Direct Tracks for Early Crossbite Correction
... used to remove any particular contacts within the tracks in the interproximal areas. PDTs can be built directly in the mouth, but this requires a highly skilled and experienced operator, as well as a high degree of patient cooperation. The procedure is the same as described above, but the tracks are ...
... used to remove any particular contacts within the tracks in the interproximal areas. PDTs can be built directly in the mouth, but this requires a highly skilled and experienced operator, as well as a high degree of patient cooperation. The procedure is the same as described above, but the tracks are ...
Dental implants
... 2. Need for long span fixed prosthesis with questionable prognosis. 3. Single tooth loss that will make it necessary to prepare sound adjacent teeth for a fixed prosthesis. 4. Unfavourable condition, location and number of abutment teeth. ...
... 2. Need for long span fixed prosthesis with questionable prognosis. 3. Single tooth loss that will make it necessary to prepare sound adjacent teeth for a fixed prosthesis. 4. Unfavourable condition, location and number of abutment teeth. ...
STRAIGHT TALK about CROOKED TEETH
... braces or Invisalign phase consumes much less time and energy for the patient and doctor alike. In many cases this final phase is accomplished in half the time it traditionally takes. Achieving each of the previous keys allows a more physiologic positioning of the teeth, so the braces require less t ...
... braces or Invisalign phase consumes much less time and energy for the patient and doctor alike. In many cases this final phase is accomplished in half the time it traditionally takes. Achieving each of the previous keys allows a more physiologic positioning of the teeth, so the braces require less t ...
Interdisciplinary Therapy in Orthodontics
... The key to a stable dentition is a healthy periodontium. As such the success to any interdisciplinary treatment is a function of sound periodontal treatment planning especially in adult orthodontics. The initial therapy is inevitably directed towards control of etiologic factors such as plaque, subg ...
... The key to a stable dentition is a healthy periodontium. As such the success to any interdisciplinary treatment is a function of sound periodontal treatment planning especially in adult orthodontics. The initial therapy is inevitably directed towards control of etiologic factors such as plaque, subg ...
Orthodontic management of supernumerary teeth
... Supernumerary tooth is one that is additional to the normal series and can be found in almost any region of the dental arch .Mesiodens is the most common type of supernumerary tooth found in the premaxilla between two central incisors. They may be single, multiple, unilateral or bilateral, erupted o ...
... Supernumerary tooth is one that is additional to the normal series and can be found in almost any region of the dental arch .Mesiodens is the most common type of supernumerary tooth found in the premaxilla between two central incisors. They may be single, multiple, unilateral or bilateral, erupted o ...
Periodontal rationale for transverse skeletal normalization
... Orthodontic Practice US subscribers can answer the CE questions on page XX to earn 2 hours of CE from reading this article. Correctly answering the questions will demonstrate the reader can: • Identify the skeletal transverse discrepancy. • Gain an understanding of the numerical measurement relati ...
... Orthodontic Practice US subscribers can answer the CE questions on page XX to earn 2 hours of CE from reading this article. Correctly answering the questions will demonstrate the reader can: • Identify the skeletal transverse discrepancy. • Gain an understanding of the numerical measurement relati ...
EXTRACTIONS IN ORTHODONTICS
... positioning of the midlines relative to each other and to the face is what characterizes normal occlusion. • Any variation in this combination is indicative of improper relationship between the teeth or dental arches. ...
... positioning of the midlines relative to each other and to the face is what characterizes normal occlusion. • Any variation in this combination is indicative of improper relationship between the teeth or dental arches. ...
Setting Procedure of the Fully Adjustable SAM 3 Articulator
... the nonadjustable articulator. The most common adjustments found on the semiadjustable articulator are the condylar inclination, lateral translation movement (Bennet angle) and intercondylar distance (1). It accepts an arbitrary face-bow record and interocclusal records (centric relation, protrusive ...
... the nonadjustable articulator. The most common adjustments found on the semiadjustable articulator are the condylar inclination, lateral translation movement (Bennet angle) and intercondylar distance (1). It accepts an arbitrary face-bow record and interocclusal records (centric relation, protrusive ...
Informed Consent for Periodontal Osseous Surgery
... preserving function or appearance. Because each patient’s condition is unique, long-term success may not occur. I understand that complications may result from the periodontal surgery, drugs, or anesthetics. These complications include, but are not limited to; infection, bleeding, swelling and pain, ...
... preserving function or appearance. Because each patient’s condition is unique, long-term success may not occur. I understand that complications may result from the periodontal surgery, drugs, or anesthetics. These complications include, but are not limited to; infection, bleeding, swelling and pain, ...
TMJ pre-treatment for a better orthodontics
... muscle fibers and tendons, but also by tightening the healthy capsule and ligaments which have to exert sufficient tensile force to trigger the desired remodeling responses. ...
... muscle fibers and tendons, but also by tightening the healthy capsule and ligaments which have to exert sufficient tensile force to trigger the desired remodeling responses. ...
Queries on Tooth Transition ( PDF Leaflet)
... During tooth transition period, the deciduous teeth will begin to wiggle. They will eventually shed one by one and subsequently the permanent teeth underneath will in turn erupt into their spaces. It is a time when both the deciduous teeth and the permanent teeth are simultaneously present in the mo ...
... During tooth transition period, the deciduous teeth will begin to wiggle. They will eventually shed one by one and subsequently the permanent teeth underneath will in turn erupt into their spaces. It is a time when both the deciduous teeth and the permanent teeth are simultaneously present in the mo ...
Genetic Disorders and Bone Affecting the Craniofacial Skeleton
... puberty, hyperthyroidism, growth hormone excess, hyperprolactemia, and hypercortisolism. The most common clinical manifestation other than bone dysfunction is the presence of skin lesions known as café au lait spots, which are found in nearly 50% of the polyostotic cases. These skin lesions manifes ...
... puberty, hyperthyroidism, growth hormone excess, hyperprolactemia, and hypercortisolism. The most common clinical manifestation other than bone dysfunction is the presence of skin lesions known as café au lait spots, which are found in nearly 50% of the polyostotic cases. These skin lesions manifes ...
A Novel Approach to Correction of Class II Malocclusion with Lower
... of diversity in its presentation as well as multiple treatment strategies available to correct the same. Appropriate diagnosis of the case is very important to formulate the proper treatment plan. A 12-year-old girl presented with skeletal Class II malocclusion with retrognathic mandible and with Cl ...
... of diversity in its presentation as well as multiple treatment strategies available to correct the same. Appropriate diagnosis of the case is very important to formulate the proper treatment plan. A 12-year-old girl presented with skeletal Class II malocclusion with retrognathic mandible and with Cl ...
historical review - international journal of research in dentistry
... The healing phases of RAP have been studied in the rat tibia. There is an initial stage of woven bone formation, which begins in the periosteal area and then extends to medullary bone, reaching its maximal thickness on day seven. This cortical bridge of woven bone is a fundamental component of RAP, ...
... The healing phases of RAP have been studied in the rat tibia. There is an initial stage of woven bone formation, which begins in the periosteal area and then extends to medullary bone, reaching its maximal thickness on day seven. This cortical bridge of woven bone is a fundamental component of RAP, ...
A rare case of retained fourth molar teeth in maxilla and
... anatomical structure characteristic of this set of teeth with a fully-formed crown, single root, and be clearly separated from the adjacent teeth or it can diverge in its shape from a regular molar. A distomolar as a residual tooth often remains in its early stage of development. Fourth molars can f ...
... anatomical structure characteristic of this set of teeth with a fully-formed crown, single root, and be clearly separated from the adjacent teeth or it can diverge in its shape from a regular molar. A distomolar as a residual tooth often remains in its early stage of development. Fourth molars can f ...
A rare case of retained fourth molar teeth in maxilla and mandible
... anatomical structure characteristic of this set of teeth with a fully-formed crown, single root, and be clearly separated from the adjacent teeth or it can diverge in its shape from a regular molar. A distomolar as a residual tooth often remains in its early stage of development. Fourth molars can f ...
... anatomical structure characteristic of this set of teeth with a fully-formed crown, single root, and be clearly separated from the adjacent teeth or it can diverge in its shape from a regular molar. A distomolar as a residual tooth often remains in its early stage of development. Fourth molars can f ...
Applied Dentistry for the Veterinary Technician
... How can we find this earlier? Idiopathic Vitamin D levels? Extraction required “Cervical neck lesions” ...
... How can we find this earlier? Idiopathic Vitamin D levels? Extraction required “Cervical neck lesions” ...
30) Why should missing teeth be replaced?
... dental problems that affects your entire mouth. Unbalanced bite. Your teeth support and depend on each other. When one is lost, the teeth next to it-or the ones facing the space from the opposite jaw- may drift or twist out of their normal positions. This results in an unbalanced bite (malocclusion) ...
... dental problems that affects your entire mouth. Unbalanced bite. Your teeth support and depend on each other. When one is lost, the teeth next to it-or the ones facing the space from the opposite jaw- may drift or twist out of their normal positions. This results in an unbalanced bite (malocclusion) ...
FIXED APPLIANCE
... Chemical bond between bracket & enamel surface causing tooth Fx during debonding . Brittle they break easily & wings breaks, so tying of the wire is very difficult . Hardness of it cause notching of the arch wire which make sliding of teeth difficult . Wearing of opposing teeth not advisable to be u ...
... Chemical bond between bracket & enamel surface causing tooth Fx during debonding . Brittle they break easily & wings breaks, so tying of the wire is very difficult . Hardness of it cause notching of the arch wire which make sliding of teeth difficult . Wearing of opposing teeth not advisable to be u ...
summary of orthodontic consultation
... every 4-8 weeks. After 4-6 months Dr. Ted will bond brackets on the lower teeth and continue adjustments until the teeth are perfectly straight. The braces are then removed and not later than the next day we provide you with clear-transparent, form-fitted teeth covering-retainers. You must wear them ...
... every 4-8 weeks. After 4-6 months Dr. Ted will bond brackets on the lower teeth and continue adjustments until the teeth are perfectly straight. The braces are then removed and not later than the next day we provide you with clear-transparent, form-fitted teeth covering-retainers. You must wear them ...
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Mandibular fracture
Mandibular fracture, also known as fractures of the jaw, are breaks through the mandibular bone. They usually occur due to trauma and are often associated with other facial trauma.The types of mandibular fractures include fractures at the symphyseal area, horizontal ramus, mandibular angle and condylar neck.