Orthodontics
... 2- Traumatic deepbite: in which the deepbite associated with the Impingement of the mandibular incisors in the mucosa palatal to the maxillary incisors commonly is seen in malocclusions with extremely deep bite as in sever Class II malocclusion. 3- Bi-traumatic deepbite: usually seen in some Class I ...
... 2- Traumatic deepbite: in which the deepbite associated with the Impingement of the mandibular incisors in the mucosa palatal to the maxillary incisors commonly is seen in malocclusions with extremely deep bite as in sever Class II malocclusion. 3- Bi-traumatic deepbite: usually seen in some Class I ...
A Bad Bite: What Causes Malocclusion?
... loss or require extraction (removal by a dentist). The loss of a tooth may cause bordering teeth to drift out of place. ...
... loss or require extraction (removal by a dentist). The loss of a tooth may cause bordering teeth to drift out of place. ...
speed your orthodontic treatment!
... AcceleDent Aura's vibration is a reasonable and safe approach for accelerating tooth movement. In fact, the force applied to teeth during ordinary chewing is at least 200x ...
... AcceleDent Aura's vibration is a reasonable and safe approach for accelerating tooth movement. In fact, the force applied to teeth during ordinary chewing is at least 200x ...
TYPES OF SURGICAL-ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT
... and close the open bite by rotating the mandible down posteriorly and up anteriorly is highly unstable due to: a. Lengthening the ramus and stretching the muscles of the pterygomandibular sling( masseter, medial ptyregoid) b. Lack of neuromuscular adaptation in these powerful muscles. ...
... and close the open bite by rotating the mandible down posteriorly and up anteriorly is highly unstable due to: a. Lengthening the ramus and stretching the muscles of the pterygomandibular sling( masseter, medial ptyregoid) b. Lack of neuromuscular adaptation in these powerful muscles. ...
Maxillomandibular Fixation Nina Lewis
... by realigning the bones into their original positions. Second, the fracture must be fixed into place by means of MMF, internal fixation, or external fixation. Lastly, sufficient time is needed for the important healing and rehabilitation process (5). ...
... by realigning the bones into their original positions. Second, the fracture must be fixed into place by means of MMF, internal fixation, or external fixation. Lastly, sufficient time is needed for the important healing and rehabilitation process (5). ...
Oral and maxillofacial surgery
... extraction. This is to insure the formation of a healing blood clot which is essential to proper wound healing. Disturbance of this clot can lead to increased bleeding or the loss of the blood clot. If the clot is lost, a painful condition called dry socket may occur. You may use warm salt water or ...
... extraction. This is to insure the formation of a healing blood clot which is essential to proper wound healing. Disturbance of this clot can lead to increased bleeding or the loss of the blood clot. If the clot is lost, a painful condition called dry socket may occur. You may use warm salt water or ...
PMD OSA W 1 Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE
... Which of the following answers summarizes the most frequent serious complications associated with a horizontal or vertical buccotomy approach to dental extraction best? A. Transection of the parotid salivary duct, facial paralysis from trauma to the buccal branches of the facial nerve, wound dehisce ...
... Which of the following answers summarizes the most frequent serious complications associated with a horizontal or vertical buccotomy approach to dental extraction best? A. Transection of the parotid salivary duct, facial paralysis from trauma to the buccal branches of the facial nerve, wound dehisce ...
Fibromyxoma of mandible and maxilla
... • Very large in size (approx 12cm3) • Curettage not considered2 • Surgical removal only option ...
... • Very large in size (approx 12cm3) • Curettage not considered2 • Surgical removal only option ...
Consent Form For Implants
... each patient following tooth extraction or the placement of the implant. If there is inadequate bone or gum tissue, there may be a need for additional treatment. This is in the form of grafting procedures that my condition might require multiple procedures on the hard and the soft tissues. These pro ...
... each patient following tooth extraction or the placement of the implant. If there is inadequate bone or gum tissue, there may be a need for additional treatment. This is in the form of grafting procedures that my condition might require multiple procedures on the hard and the soft tissues. These pro ...
- SlideBoom
... regularly moving them to their proper role. Braces are normally adjusted month-to-month to bring about the preferred effects, which can be performed inside some months to a few years. Present day braces are smaller, lighter and display far less metal than inside the beyond. They come in shiny shades ...
... regularly moving them to their proper role. Braces are normally adjusted month-to-month to bring about the preferred effects, which can be performed inside some months to a few years. Present day braces are smaller, lighter and display far less metal than inside the beyond. They come in shiny shades ...
Kenneth Tittle - UDA Dental Association
... We are loss averse The psychophysics of chances Tooth risk ratio What does (any) technology offer us? When is screening beneficial? When the test doesn’t miss too many cases of the disease or condition. When the test doesn’t harm you significantly. When the treatment for the disease doesn’t cause mo ...
... We are loss averse The psychophysics of chances Tooth risk ratio What does (any) technology offer us? When is screening beneficial? When the test doesn’t miss too many cases of the disease or condition. When the test doesn’t harm you significantly. When the treatment for the disease doesn’t cause mo ...
Applied Dentistry for the Veterinary Technician
... Coronal refers to a structure within a location closer to the crown of the tooth in relation to another structure. Occlusal refers to the part of a tooth that meets with, or occludes with, the teeth of the opposite dental arcade. Interdental space refers to the space between each individual tooth. ...
... Coronal refers to a structure within a location closer to the crown of the tooth in relation to another structure. Occlusal refers to the part of a tooth that meets with, or occludes with, the teeth of the opposite dental arcade. Interdental space refers to the space between each individual tooth. ...
OCCLUSION, ARTICULATORS, FACEBOW
... Bennet movement: The bodily lateral movement of the mandible resulting from the movements of the condyles along the lateral inclines along the mandibular fossa Bennet Angle: Angle formed by movement of balancing condyle with sagittal plane during lateral jaw movement ...
... Bennet movement: The bodily lateral movement of the mandible resulting from the movements of the condyles along the lateral inclines along the mandibular fossa Bennet Angle: Angle formed by movement of balancing condyle with sagittal plane during lateral jaw movement ...
Growing the mandible? Impossible, right?
... found that 60% may experience relapse in the long-term and other studies put the figure at 100%.5,6 The most compelling reason for relapse, whether surgical or otherwise, is the nonadaption of the soft tissue environment. “Whenever there is a struggle between muscle and bone, bone yields,” writes Gr ...
... found that 60% may experience relapse in the long-term and other studies put the figure at 100%.5,6 The most compelling reason for relapse, whether surgical or otherwise, is the nonadaption of the soft tissue environment. “Whenever there is a struggle between muscle and bone, bone yields,” writes Gr ...
npe_welcome_letter_summary_of_findings
... _____Gum concerns: _____gingivitis _____frenum _____recession potential _____TMJ signs or symptoms or history of problems___________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _____Other_____________________________________________________________ ...
... _____Gum concerns: _____gingivitis _____frenum _____recession potential _____TMJ signs or symptoms or history of problems___________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _____Other_____________________________________________________________ ...
Anita Best The patient needed and desired routine orthodontic
... pretreatment/posttreatment superimpositions confirm a downward and forward change in the mandible as it relates to the maxilla and vertical control of the maxillary molars. Maxillary incisors were moved up and back with proper third order. ...
... pretreatment/posttreatment superimpositions confirm a downward and forward change in the mandible as it relates to the maxilla and vertical control of the maxillary molars. Maxillary incisors were moved up and back with proper third order. ...
Applied Dentistry for the Veterinary Technician
... Occurs in about 10% of dogs and rarely in cats. Unless extra tooth causes crowding, no treatment is ...
... Occurs in about 10% of dogs and rarely in cats. Unless extra tooth causes crowding, no treatment is ...
Time - IJOCR
... dual-specialty in-office corticotomy-facilitated bone augmentation approach called the periodontally accelerated osteogenic orthodontics procedure(PAOO). This procedure is theoretically based on the bone healing pattern known as the regional acceleratory phenomenon (RAP). PAOO results in an increase ...
... dual-specialty in-office corticotomy-facilitated bone augmentation approach called the periodontally accelerated osteogenic orthodontics procedure(PAOO). This procedure is theoretically based on the bone healing pattern known as the regional acceleratory phenomenon (RAP). PAOO results in an increase ...
Introduction-to-Ortho
... • If a habit like thumb sucking created • pressure against the teeth for more than the threshold duration (6 hours or more per day), it certainly could move teeth. • The transseptal fiber was stretched elastically during orthodontic treatment and tends to pull the teeth back toward their original po ...
... • If a habit like thumb sucking created • pressure against the teeth for more than the threshold duration (6 hours or more per day), it certainly could move teeth. • The transseptal fiber was stretched elastically during orthodontic treatment and tends to pull the teeth back toward their original po ...
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (JDMS)
... fight, and intentional assaults.[1] Maxillary incisors are more susceptible to get damaged by a blow on the face due to their labial projection. Crown fractures or crown- root fractures correspond to a significant part of such cases of tooth injuries. Crown fractures account for the majority of dent ...
... fight, and intentional assaults.[1] Maxillary incisors are more susceptible to get damaged by a blow on the face due to their labial projection. Crown fractures or crown- root fractures correspond to a significant part of such cases of tooth injuries. Crown fractures account for the majority of dent ...
crossbite - Great Beginnings Pediatric Dentistry
... A crossbite is when the transverse relationship of the maxillary (upper) teeth and mandibular (lower) teeth are not in the appropriate position for a correct bite. This can be a dental (tooth) crossbite or a skeletal (bone) crossbite. ...
... A crossbite is when the transverse relationship of the maxillary (upper) teeth and mandibular (lower) teeth are not in the appropriate position for a correct bite. This can be a dental (tooth) crossbite or a skeletal (bone) crossbite. ...
Pediatric Pediatric Dental Trauma: The Old and The New
... maturation of the root Resolution of the periapical lesion, significant lengthening of the root, thickening of the dentinal walls, and closure of the apex ...
... maturation of the root Resolution of the periapical lesion, significant lengthening of the root, thickening of the dentinal walls, and closure of the apex ...
Skeletal factors
... The mandibular angle will be more obtuse. The shape of the lower border of the mandible is a good predictor. There is bone apposition below the symphysis and resorption anterior to the gonial angle (mandibular angle) produces a concavity throughout the lower border. In addition, notching occurs ante ...
... The mandibular angle will be more obtuse. The shape of the lower border of the mandible is a good predictor. There is bone apposition below the symphysis and resorption anterior to the gonial angle (mandibular angle) produces a concavity throughout the lower border. In addition, notching occurs ante ...
Abfractions - Strobel Dentistry
... Crooked teeth or a misaligned bite - When teeth do not come together evenly, too much force can be placed on the teeth, gums, and bone. This results in the destruction of the enamel, dentin, and cementum. Acidic Erosion - A diet that includes regular acidic intake will result in the thinning of enam ...
... Crooked teeth or a misaligned bite - When teeth do not come together evenly, too much force can be placed on the teeth, gums, and bone. This results in the destruction of the enamel, dentin, and cementum. Acidic Erosion - A diet that includes regular acidic intake will result in the thinning of enam ...
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.