The effect of mechanical vibration
... Vibration in orthodontics has been applied with the main aim of increasing the rate of orthodontic tooth movement by accelerating the periodontal and bony tissue modelling and remodelling processes. This has the benefit of decreasing the duration that a patient has fixed appliances on their teeth. I ...
... Vibration in orthodontics has been applied with the main aim of increasing the rate of orthodontic tooth movement by accelerating the periodontal and bony tissue modelling and remodelling processes. This has the benefit of decreasing the duration that a patient has fixed appliances on their teeth. I ...
Maxillary Midline Diastema – Aetiology And Orthodontic Treatment
... Most maxillary midline diastemas in the mixed dentition appear as a consequence of the growth in width of the jaws in preparation for the eruption of the larger permanent teeth. The maxillary unerupted permanent canines lie superior and distal to the apices of the lateral incisor roots, and as they ...
... Most maxillary midline diastemas in the mixed dentition appear as a consequence of the growth in width of the jaws in preparation for the eruption of the larger permanent teeth. The maxillary unerupted permanent canines lie superior and distal to the apices of the lateral incisor roots, and as they ...
17 Principles of treatment in Class 2 occlusal relationship, 28
... growth period, between the ages of 10 and 15 years. The occlusion and position of the teeth is also established during the growth period, and changes after growth has finished are of relatively minor degree. It is probable that interference with the occlusion in the early stages of growth, for examp ...
... growth period, between the ages of 10 and 15 years. The occlusion and position of the teeth is also established during the growth period, and changes after growth has finished are of relatively minor degree. It is probable that interference with the occlusion in the early stages of growth, for examp ...
Supernumerary Premolars - American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
... Without the use of radiographs, it is unlikely that the development of supernumerary premolars could be diagnosed (Figure 2). The ratio of unerupted supernumerary premolars to those that erupt is approximately 5 to 1, justifying radiographs as the only means for diagnosis.2 Many practitioners have d ...
... Without the use of radiographs, it is unlikely that the development of supernumerary premolars could be diagnosed (Figure 2). The ratio of unerupted supernumerary premolars to those that erupt is approximately 5 to 1, justifying radiographs as the only means for diagnosis.2 Many practitioners have d ...
IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS)
... This problem encontered when an implant is placed next to a natural tooth. It is the interproximal bone of the adjacent natural tooth that determines the presence, or absence of a papilla, not the bone surrounding the implant fixture. For thick biotypes, the papilla may be established to normal dime ...
... This problem encontered when an implant is placed next to a natural tooth. It is the interproximal bone of the adjacent natural tooth that determines the presence, or absence of a papilla, not the bone surrounding the implant fixture. For thick biotypes, the papilla may be established to normal dime ...
Risk factors of root resorption after orthodontic treatment
... teeth without orthodontic treatment. Orthodontically moved traumatized teeth with previous root resorption are more sensitive to further loss of root material [7]. The teeth can be treated orthodontically three months after the tooth transplantation or replantation. According to the research data, a ...
... teeth without orthodontic treatment. Orthodontically moved traumatized teeth with previous root resorption are more sensitive to further loss of root material [7]. The teeth can be treated orthodontically three months after the tooth transplantation or replantation. According to the research data, a ...
The Continuum of Dental Caries— Evidence for a Dynamic Disease
... aciduric bacteria survive at the expense of the other benign bacteria. The most important aspect for the current discussion is that all acids produced by the bacteria—including lactic, acetic, formic, and propionic acids—can readily dissolve tooth mineral (Featherstone and Rodgers, 1981). Two major ...
... aciduric bacteria survive at the expense of the other benign bacteria. The most important aspect for the current discussion is that all acids produced by the bacteria—including lactic, acetic, formic, and propionic acids—can readily dissolve tooth mineral (Featherstone and Rodgers, 1981). Two major ...
survey of temporary anchorage device utilization in
... there is another reported concern. Phenylephrine is a direct-acting sympathomimetic agent. This agent can cause cardiac complications involving hypertension and vasoconstriction; but this has not occurred when used for orthodontic applications14. Recent dental literature has addressed the dental/med ...
... there is another reported concern. Phenylephrine is a direct-acting sympathomimetic agent. This agent can cause cardiac complications involving hypertension and vasoconstriction; but this has not occurred when used for orthodontic applications14. Recent dental literature has addressed the dental/med ...
Management of tooth resorption
... An example of transient apical internal root resorption is shown in Fig 5. This case illustrates the resorptive process following a luxation injury, tooth discolouration and resolution, and then apical closure. The resolution of discolouration which may accompany transient apical internal resorption ...
... An example of transient apical internal root resorption is shown in Fig 5. This case illustrates the resorptive process following a luxation injury, tooth discolouration and resolution, and then apical closure. The resolution of discolouration which may accompany transient apical internal resorption ...
The Use of Implants as Orthodontic Anchorage g Why use implants
... sutures • Less broad suture with a low degree of interdigitation • Narrow palatal suture with a high degree of interdigitation ...
... sutures • Less broad suture with a low degree of interdigitation • Narrow palatal suture with a high degree of interdigitation ...
See Allowable and Prohibited Duties for Each Level
... Appendix A: Numbering System for Dental Assisting Functions The following list of 70 dental assisting tasks was developed by the ADAA/DANB Alliance as part of a study of dental assisting core competencies conducted between 2002 and 2005. These selected tasks were determined to be representative of ...
... Appendix A: Numbering System for Dental Assisting Functions The following list of 70 dental assisting tasks was developed by the ADAA/DANB Alliance as part of a study of dental assisting core competencies conducted between 2002 and 2005. These selected tasks were determined to be representative of ...
See Allowable and Prohibited Duties for Each Level
... The dental assistant or EFDA has at least 2 years/3,000 hours experience as a dental assistant or EFDA The dental assistant or EFDA successfully completes a board-approved course in identification and prevention of potential medical emergencies The supervising dentist has evaluated the skills of the ...
... The dental assistant or EFDA has at least 2 years/3,000 hours experience as a dental assistant or EFDA The dental assistant or EFDA successfully completes a board-approved course in identification and prevention of potential medical emergencies The supervising dentist has evaluated the skills of the ...
a review of integrated treatment planning challenges
... Effects of this nature may have a direct impact on the metabolism of the pulp tissue, in particular the odontoblasts in fully formed teeth, and Hertwigs epithelial root sheath in incompletely formed teeth. The pulpal changes and their consequences appear to be proportionally more severe with greater ...
... Effects of this nature may have a direct impact on the metabolism of the pulp tissue, in particular the odontoblasts in fully formed teeth, and Hertwigs epithelial root sheath in incompletely formed teeth. The pulpal changes and their consequences appear to be proportionally more severe with greater ...
Endodontic-orthodontic relationships: a review of
... Effects of this nature may have a direct impact on the metabolism of the pulp tissue, in particular the odontoblasts in fully formed teeth, and Hertwigs epithelial root sheath in incompletely formed teeth. The pulpal changes and their consequences appear to be proportionally more severe with greater ...
... Effects of this nature may have a direct impact on the metabolism of the pulp tissue, in particular the odontoblasts in fully formed teeth, and Hertwigs epithelial root sheath in incompletely formed teeth. The pulpal changes and their consequences appear to be proportionally more severe with greater ...
abstracts of lectures and posters - European Journal of Orthodontics
... machinery of osteoblastic cells resulting in osteoclast activation through RANKL. The NF-κB transcription factor seems to be involved in bone remodelling by triggering osteoclast formation and stimulating inflammatory responses. Mechanical cues have been shown to trigger NF-κB activation and its nuc ...
... machinery of osteoblastic cells resulting in osteoclast activation through RANKL. The NF-κB transcription factor seems to be involved in bone remodelling by triggering osteoclast formation and stimulating inflammatory responses. Mechanical cues have been shown to trigger NF-κB activation and its nuc ...
Saliva and Dental Caries
... The relationship between the establishment of mutans streptococci and the initiation of dental caries in young children has been extensively studied. Several studies have shown that children who experience colonization by mutans streptococci early in life are at greater risk of developing dental car ...
... The relationship between the establishment of mutans streptococci and the initiation of dental caries in young children has been extensively studied. Several studies have shown that children who experience colonization by mutans streptococci early in life are at greater risk of developing dental car ...
A COMPARISON OF STABILITY OF 3 & 6 MM MINISCREW
... attempts have been made to minimize the deleterious side effects of moving certain teeth while maintaining the position of others. ...
... attempts have been made to minimize the deleterious side effects of moving certain teeth while maintaining the position of others. ...
See Allowable and Prohibited Duties for Each Level
... 4. Receive and prepare patients for treatment, including seating, positioning chair, and placing napkin 5. Complete laboratory authorization forms 6. Place and remove retraction cord 7. Perform routine maintenance of dental equipment 8. Monitor and respond to post- su ...
... 4. Receive and prepare patients for treatment, including seating, positioning chair, and placing napkin 5. Complete laboratory authorization forms 6. Place and remove retraction cord 7. Perform routine maintenance of dental equipment 8. Monitor and respond to post- su ...
risk factors for root resorption in the orthodontic treatment
... among patients7 and genetic factors could explain approximately 64% of the RR variation in humans. It has also been found susceptibility variations in relation to the ethnic background, being Asian patients less prone to suffer from resorption than white or Hispanic patients7, 24. There is currently ...
... among patients7 and genetic factors could explain approximately 64% of the RR variation in humans. It has also been found susceptibility variations in relation to the ethnic background, being Asian patients less prone to suffer from resorption than white or Hispanic patients7, 24. There is currently ...
How various surgical protocols of the unilateral cleft lip and palate
... development. The studies of P. J. P. M. Nollet (20) and J. Dask (17) found that the delay in hard palate closure did not result in improved maxillary growth. On the contrary of the other studies, A. Gaggl’s study (13) concluded that a more severe impairment of the maxilla growth in the sagittal and ...
... development. The studies of P. J. P. M. Nollet (20) and J. Dask (17) found that the delay in hard palate closure did not result in improved maxillary growth. On the contrary of the other studies, A. Gaggl’s study (13) concluded that a more severe impairment of the maxilla growth in the sagittal and ...
Root Resorption
... dentition, it has been the subject of extensive research. Unfortunately research into the cause of root resorption has been somewhat inconclusive due to the large range of factors that contribute.9 Furthermore, there has been little success in influencing either the reparative process which occurs f ...
... dentition, it has been the subject of extensive research. Unfortunately research into the cause of root resorption has been somewhat inconclusive due to the large range of factors that contribute.9 Furthermore, there has been little success in influencing either the reparative process which occurs f ...
role of saliva in complete dentures: an overview
... and interior of the mandibular complete denture. 13,19-20 The prosthodontist’s role does not end just at denture fabrication and delivery. An important concern for prosthodontic patients who have recently received new dentures is the discomfort associated with a significant increase in salivary secr ...
... and interior of the mandibular complete denture. 13,19-20 The prosthodontist’s role does not end just at denture fabrication and delivery. An important concern for prosthodontic patients who have recently received new dentures is the discomfort associated with a significant increase in salivary secr ...
Evaluation of the severity of malocclusions in children affected by
... Most of our population affected by osteogenesis imperfecta had types III, IV, and VI, which are the most severe (84% of our osteogenesis imperfecta group). These patients are much more closely followed and have challenging needs that are usually not compatible with care in conventional dental clinic ...
... Most of our population affected by osteogenesis imperfecta had types III, IV, and VI, which are the most severe (84% of our osteogenesis imperfecta group). These patients are much more closely followed and have challenging needs that are usually not compatible with care in conventional dental clinic ...
Evaluation of Apical Root Resorption after Intrusion
... A total of 70 patients fulfilling the inclusion/exclusion criteria were enrolled to evaluate the frequency of various degrees of apical root resorption of premolar teeth after intrusion with heavy forces for their clinical significance. While studying the distribution of cases by age it was found th ...
... A total of 70 patients fulfilling the inclusion/exclusion criteria were enrolled to evaluate the frequency of various degrees of apical root resorption of premolar teeth after intrusion with heavy forces for their clinical significance. While studying the distribution of cases by age it was found th ...
orthodontic treatment of impacted permanent upper
... case, unsuitable procedure of the surgical exposure was applied as well as unsuitable direction of the orthodontic force moving the canine which was caused by insufficient diagnostics of the position of the impacted canine. Malformation of roots of teeth surrounding the impacted canine can cause pro ...
... case, unsuitable procedure of the surgical exposure was applied as well as unsuitable direction of the orthodontic force moving the canine which was caused by insufficient diagnostics of the position of the impacted canine. Malformation of roots of teeth surrounding the impacted canine can cause pro ...
Osteonecrosis of the jaw
Osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) is a severe bone disease (osteonecrosis) that affects the jaws (the maxilla and the mandible). Various forms of ONJ have been described over the last 160 years, and a number of causes have been suggested in the literature.Osteonecrosis of the jaw associated with bisphosphonate therapy, which is required by some cancer treatment regimens, has been identified and defined as a pathological entity (bisphosphonate-associated osteonecrosis of the jaw) since 2003. The possible risk from lower oral doses of bisphosphonates, taken by patients to prevent or treat osteoporosis, remains uncertain.Treatment options have been explored; however, severe cases of ONJ still require surgical removal of the affected bone. A thorough history and assessment of pre-existing systemic problems and possible sites of dental infection are required to help prevent the condition, especially if bisphosphonate therapy is considered.