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... therefore he becomes more involved. Dental plaque, which is invisible to the naked eye, consists of salivary proteins, food, bacteria and toxins secreted by bacteria. Embedded within a matrix, biofilm becomes subject to bacterial colonization and antiseptic resistance. If dental plaque is not remove ...
... therefore he becomes more involved. Dental plaque, which is invisible to the naked eye, consists of salivary proteins, food, bacteria and toxins secreted by bacteria. Embedded within a matrix, biofilm becomes subject to bacterial colonization and antiseptic resistance. If dental plaque is not remove ...
An Experimental Study in Rats
... Evaluate the effect of local injection of strontium on the root resorption induced by orthodontic tooth movements. Further study is needed to evaluate the effect of systemic administration of strontium for enhancement of post orthodontic retention. Evaluate the ability of strontium in enhancing osse ...
... Evaluate the effect of local injection of strontium on the root resorption induced by orthodontic tooth movements. Further study is needed to evaluate the effect of systemic administration of strontium for enhancement of post orthodontic retention. Evaluate the ability of strontium in enhancing osse ...
summary of benefits
... • Replacement of existing partial or full removable dentures or fixed bridgework, or the addition of teeth to an existing artificial removable denture or to bridgework to replace extracted natural teeth, but only if evidence satisfactory to the Company that: 1. The replacement or addition of teeth i ...
... • Replacement of existing partial or full removable dentures or fixed bridgework, or the addition of teeth to an existing artificial removable denture or to bridgework to replace extracted natural teeth, but only if evidence satisfactory to the Company that: 1. The replacement or addition of teeth i ...
Is it Time to See a Periodontist?
... the teeth. Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, is caused by the chronic inflammatory response to bacteria under the gums and around the teeth. The bacteria irritate the gums and generate an inflammatory response which over time can break down and destroy the gums and bone that support th ...
... the teeth. Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, is caused by the chronic inflammatory response to bacteria under the gums and around the teeth. The bacteria irritate the gums and generate an inflammatory response which over time can break down and destroy the gums and bone that support th ...
FELINE 7 YRS and over - Bountiful Animal Hospital
... _____ I understand that because my cat will be undergoing surgery for dental work, medications for pain and inflammation will be administered if deemed necessary by the veterinarian. I also understand that any teeth causing compromise to my cat’s oral health will be extracted while my cat is under a ...
... _____ I understand that because my cat will be undergoing surgery for dental work, medications for pain and inflammation will be administered if deemed necessary by the veterinarian. I also understand that any teeth causing compromise to my cat’s oral health will be extracted while my cat is under a ...
sheet#6,Dr Ahmad Maaita,Doaa Hanandeh
... ** reinforce the oral hygiene habits. ** Regular review appointments every 6 months to check if he still maintain a good oral health. ** Regular periodontal debridement ( regular scale and polish) every 6-12 months. ** Radiographic follow-up : for the patients with high caries rate every 3-6 months. ...
... ** reinforce the oral hygiene habits. ** Regular review appointments every 6 months to check if he still maintain a good oral health. ** Regular periodontal debridement ( regular scale and polish) every 6-12 months. ** Radiographic follow-up : for the patients with high caries rate every 3-6 months. ...
bad_breath_(halitosis)
... • Once the specific cause of the bad breath (halitosis) is known, direct therapy at correcting the cause; it is possible that multiple causes may be involved (for example, the pet may have infection of the gums and supporting tissues of the teeth [periodontal disease] and have a foreign body or canc ...
... • Once the specific cause of the bad breath (halitosis) is known, direct therapy at correcting the cause; it is possible that multiple causes may be involved (for example, the pet may have infection of the gums and supporting tissues of the teeth [periodontal disease] and have a foreign body or canc ...
Bad Breath - Milliken Animal Clinic
... • Once the specific cause of the bad breath (halitosis) is known, direct therapy at correcting the cause; it is possible that multiple causes may be involved (for example, the pet may have infection of the gums and supporting tissues of the teeth [periodontal disease] and have a foreign body or canc ...
... • Once the specific cause of the bad breath (halitosis) is known, direct therapy at correcting the cause; it is possible that multiple causes may be involved (for example, the pet may have infection of the gums and supporting tissues of the teeth [periodontal disease] and have a foreign body or canc ...
Apical Periodontitis
... (Zeng et al 1994, Lygidakis et at 1998) which may be debilitating to the patient and lead to absence from work and involvement of costly health services. (Ørstavik, 2009) ...
... (Zeng et al 1994, Lygidakis et at 1998) which may be debilitating to the patient and lead to absence from work and involvement of costly health services. (Ørstavik, 2009) ...
State-of-the-Art Neuromuscular Dentisty and
... help patients before providing treatment. “We use computer tomography (CT) imaging for patients who are missing teeth to determine if they have enough bone in their jaw for implants, whereas before we would need to significantly cut into the gum to make this determination,” said Dr. Pawlowicz. “Thro ...
... help patients before providing treatment. “We use computer tomography (CT) imaging for patients who are missing teeth to determine if they have enough bone in their jaw for implants, whereas before we would need to significantly cut into the gum to make this determination,” said Dr. Pawlowicz. “Thro ...
Tooth Wear, Etiology, Diagnosis and Its Management in Elderly: A
... minimal extension. In elderly patients, fixed prosthesis is expensive and not affordable for many patients who require treatment for tooth wear. In many countries, RPD is common because of tradition or economic. The use of gold copings on the abutment teeth supporting overdenture may produce good lo ...
... minimal extension. In elderly patients, fixed prosthesis is expensive and not affordable for many patients who require treatment for tooth wear. In many countries, RPD is common because of tradition or economic. The use of gold copings on the abutment teeth supporting overdenture may produce good lo ...
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... this technique in patients with enamel hypomaturation. At four-year follow up they showed that the improvements in aesthetics were maintained.8 An alternative conservative approach is the use of longterm bleaching or tooth whitening. Up until recently the use of bleaching agents for dental treatment ...
... this technique in patients with enamel hypomaturation. At four-year follow up they showed that the improvements in aesthetics were maintained.8 An alternative conservative approach is the use of longterm bleaching or tooth whitening. Up until recently the use of bleaching agents for dental treatment ...
The Orthodontic Treatment of a Patient with Idiopathic Root
... not come across any study related to treatment of a patient with EARR observed prior to the treatment. In general, studies have focused on the orthodontic treatment of EARR emerging after treatment. We were also reluctant to initiate the treatment due to the extreme resorption in the roots of the up ...
... not come across any study related to treatment of a patient with EARR observed prior to the treatment. In general, studies have focused on the orthodontic treatment of EARR emerging after treatment. We were also reluctant to initiate the treatment due to the extreme resorption in the roots of the up ...
Connective Tissue Graft (gum graft) Surgery
... not have the graft “take”. The usual causes are excessive shrinking of the graft tissue while healing the first couple of weeks, smoking, or the patient knocking the graft loose during the first week. So it might be necessary to do the graft over again after approximately 3 months to allow the surgi ...
... not have the graft “take”. The usual causes are excessive shrinking of the graft tissue while healing the first couple of weeks, smoking, or the patient knocking the graft loose during the first week. So it might be necessary to do the graft over again after approximately 3 months to allow the surgi ...
surgical removal of trans-alveolar mandibular 2nd premolar
... performed with 3/0 black silk sutures which were removed after seven days. Post-surgical healing was good without any significant complications. After a time period of two weeks, the other sided (i.e. left) 2nd pre-molar was also extracted with the same technique and without any significant complica ...
... performed with 3/0 black silk sutures which were removed after seven days. Post-surgical healing was good without any significant complications. After a time period of two weeks, the other sided (i.e. left) 2nd pre-molar was also extracted with the same technique and without any significant complica ...
(pyridoxal, Amino acid metabolism Whole grain cereals, milk
... Smooth, edematous tongue; angular cheilosis; fissures on lower lip; smaller teeth; delayed eruption; delayed wound healing; dental caries Toxicity symptoms: Dental caries Dental caries Toxicity symptoms : Enamel fluorosis Retardation in dentin formation, enamel hypoplasia, atrophy of ameloblasts and ...
... Smooth, edematous tongue; angular cheilosis; fissures on lower lip; smaller teeth; delayed eruption; delayed wound healing; dental caries Toxicity symptoms: Dental caries Dental caries Toxicity symptoms : Enamel fluorosis Retardation in dentin formation, enamel hypoplasia, atrophy of ameloblasts and ...
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... removes the pulp inside the tooth, the tooth becomes more fragile and may break more easily if it is not covered with a crown or cap. ...
... removes the pulp inside the tooth, the tooth becomes more fragile and may break more easily if it is not covered with a crown or cap. ...
Senior year case documentation project
... snacks consisted of almonds, peanuts, sunflower seeds, and vegetables, all of which are considered noncariogenic. However, there were areas of concern that increased her risk for dental decay. Her daily routine consisted of several cups of coffee, lemonade, and tea. This finding was significant due ...
... snacks consisted of almonds, peanuts, sunflower seeds, and vegetables, all of which are considered noncariogenic. However, there were areas of concern that increased her risk for dental decay. Her daily routine consisted of several cups of coffee, lemonade, and tea. This finding was significant due ...
Dental Program
... appropriate for a given condition; and (c) on the list of covered services. By reasonable, we mean the charge is the dentist's usual charge for the service furnished. By customary, we mean the charge made for the given dental condition isn't more than the usual charge made by most other dentists. Wh ...
... appropriate for a given condition; and (c) on the list of covered services. By reasonable, we mean the charge is the dentist's usual charge for the service furnished. By customary, we mean the charge made for the given dental condition isn't more than the usual charge made by most other dentists. Wh ...
Disease Control Phase
... Large cavity with asymptomatic necrotic pulp Root canal tx and crown ...
... Large cavity with asymptomatic necrotic pulp Root canal tx and crown ...
Bright Now! Dental: Dentists - Find a Dental Office Near You
... I have been informed and understand that antibiotics and analgesics and other medications can cause allergic reactions causing redness and swelling of tissues, pain, itching, vomiting, and/or anaphylactic shock (severe allergic reaction). I have informed the Dentist of any known allergies. They may ...
... I have been informed and understand that antibiotics and analgesics and other medications can cause allergic reactions causing redness and swelling of tissues, pain, itching, vomiting, and/or anaphylactic shock (severe allergic reaction). I have informed the Dentist of any known allergies. They may ...
“Teeth” –The focus of research in forensic age diagnostics
... ratios .Using computed tomography (CT) 3-D reconstruction images from 3-d remodeling software for all the 4 canines, the tooth – pulp volumes and tooth surfaces can be measured accurately with an average error of 8.3 to 12.86 years [18].This method again can be used in living and deceased as well wh ...
... ratios .Using computed tomography (CT) 3-D reconstruction images from 3-d remodeling software for all the 4 canines, the tooth – pulp volumes and tooth surfaces can be measured accurately with an average error of 8.3 to 12.86 years [18].This method again can be used in living and deceased as well wh ...
Dental avulsion
Dental avulsion is the complete displacement of a tooth from its socket in alveolar bone owing to trauma.The treatment for permanent teeth consists of replantation, immediately if possible. Deciduous teeth should not be replanted due to the risk of damaging the permanent tooth germ. Immediate replantation ensures the best possible prognosis but is not always possible since more serious injuries may be present. Studies have shown that teeth that are protected in a physiologically ideal media can be replanted within 15 minutes to one hour after the accident with good prognosis. The success of delayed replantation depends on the vitality of the cells remaining on the root surface. In normal conditions, a tooth is connected to the socket by means of the periodontal ligament. When a tooth is knocked out, that ligament stretches and splits in half. Maintaining the vitality of the cells that remain attached to the root surface is the key to success following replantation. Years ago, it was thought that the key to maintaining root cell vitality was keeping the knocked-out tooth wet, thus giving rise to storage media recommendations such as water, the mouth and milk. Recent research has shown that one of the key elements for maintaining vitality is storing the tooth in an environment that closely resembles the original socket environment. This environment is one that has the proper osmolality (cell pressure), pH, nutritional metabolites and glucose. There are scientifically designed storage media that provide this environment. These storage media are now available in retail products. Use of devices that incorporate the ideal storage media and protective apparatuses have increased the success rate of replanted knocked-out teeth to over 90% when used within sixty minutes of the accident.