Why is Dr. Logan recommending my pet get a dental?
... A proper pre-anesthetic work-up will help to identify any hidden health problems that cannot be detected from a physical examination alone. This generally includes comprehensive blood chemistries and a complete blood count. Based on these results, an anesthetic protocol is selected or it may be dete ...
... A proper pre-anesthetic work-up will help to identify any hidden health problems that cannot be detected from a physical examination alone. This generally includes comprehensive blood chemistries and a complete blood count. Based on these results, an anesthetic protocol is selected or it may be dete ...
valley family dentistry patient consent to do treatment
... The problems of wearing dentures has been explained to me including looseness, soreness, and possible breakage, and relining due to tissue change. Follow-up appointments are an integral part of maintenance and success of a prosthetic appliance. Persistent sore spots should be immediately examined by ...
... The problems of wearing dentures has been explained to me including looseness, soreness, and possible breakage, and relining due to tissue change. Follow-up appointments are an integral part of maintenance and success of a prosthetic appliance. Persistent sore spots should be immediately examined by ...
sheet#10 - DENTISTRY 2012
... Generally, pharmacotherapy is not indicated in individuals who use less than 10 cigarettes in one day. The exceptions to this recommendation include, but are not limited to: Patients with medical contraindications, such as an MI or stroke within the last 2 weeks Women who are pregnant or breastfeedi ...
... Generally, pharmacotherapy is not indicated in individuals who use less than 10 cigarettes in one day. The exceptions to this recommendation include, but are not limited to: Patients with medical contraindications, such as an MI or stroke within the last 2 weeks Women who are pregnant or breastfeedi ...
Multiple Tooth Agenesis in Non-syndromic Patient: A Rare
... very rare condition. The aim was to show this case report of a 13-year-old female patient who presented oligodontia with absence of eight permanent teeth and condylar atrophy on left side. The patient had no history of any syndrome or systemic disease according to the anamnesis. Is very important to ...
... very rare condition. The aim was to show this case report of a 13-year-old female patient who presented oligodontia with absence of eight permanent teeth and condylar atrophy on left side. The patient had no history of any syndrome or systemic disease according to the anamnesis. Is very important to ...
Cosmetic Dentistry
... smoothed and polished to prevent cracking or further chipping. Risks for People with Diabetes: This is a very conservative treatment that has few, if any risks, when properly done. Dentist's Recommendation: This procedure can be fairly quick, but do take the usual precautions before scheduling your ...
... smoothed and polished to prevent cracking or further chipping. Risks for People with Diabetes: This is a very conservative treatment that has few, if any risks, when properly done. Dentist's Recommendation: This procedure can be fairly quick, but do take the usual precautions before scheduling your ...
patient consent form to begin orthodontic treatment
... Oral hygiene: Decalcification (permanent markings), decay, or gum disease can occur if patients do not brush their teeth properly and thoroughly during treatment period. Excellent oral hygiene and plaque removal is a must. Sugars and between meal snacks should be reduced as much as possible. A non-v ...
... Oral hygiene: Decalcification (permanent markings), decay, or gum disease can occur if patients do not brush their teeth properly and thoroughly during treatment period. Excellent oral hygiene and plaque removal is a must. Sugars and between meal snacks should be reduced as much as possible. A non-v ...
PATIENT CONSENT FORM TO BEGIN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT
... Oral hygiene: Decalcification (permanent markings), decay, or gum disease can occur if patients do not brush their teeth properly and thoroughly during treatment period. Excellent oral hygiene and plaque removal is a must. Sugars and between meal snacks should be reduced as much as possible. A non-v ...
... Oral hygiene: Decalcification (permanent markings), decay, or gum disease can occur if patients do not brush their teeth properly and thoroughly during treatment period. Excellent oral hygiene and plaque removal is a must. Sugars and between meal snacks should be reduced as much as possible. A non-v ...
In Word - Breeland Endodontics
... surgery on tooth number(s)_____________, in an attempt to save this tooth. Dr. Breeland has discussed the need for surgical treatment on this tooth, other treatment options, pros and cons of different options, potential post-operative problems, and prognosis. The following complications of a surgica ...
... surgery on tooth number(s)_____________, in an attempt to save this tooth. Dr. Breeland has discussed the need for surgical treatment on this tooth, other treatment options, pros and cons of different options, potential post-operative problems, and prognosis. The following complications of a surgica ...
Teeth and oral health
... the soft tissues of the mouth. Owners may not notice their cat is in pain because they hide signs of discomfort so well and may continue eating and drinking normally. Following treatment for teeth or oral problems, cats usually appear to be much livelier and happier – it is clear that oral health pr ...
... the soft tissues of the mouth. Owners may not notice their cat is in pain because they hide signs of discomfort so well and may continue eating and drinking normally. Following treatment for teeth or oral problems, cats usually appear to be much livelier and happier – it is clear that oral health pr ...
Report from the Observation Chart - Mun-H
... Orofacial/odontological symptoms: Both junctional and dystrophic EB may be associated with problems of the teeth. Enamel defects including thin enamel and hypoplasia are common. The teeth may be discoloured and yellowish-brown. Both primary teeth and permanent teeth may be affected, and the problems ...
... Orofacial/odontological symptoms: Both junctional and dystrophic EB may be associated with problems of the teeth. Enamel defects including thin enamel and hypoplasia are common. The teeth may be discoloured and yellowish-brown. Both primary teeth and permanent teeth may be affected, and the problems ...
11-12 CH 27 MANAGEMENT OF THE DEVELOPING OCCLUSION
... 2. Oral habits. Finger habits cause abnormal forces on dental arch and are responsible for initiating a collapse after untimely loss of teeth. 3. Existing malocclusion. Arch-length inadequacies and other forms of malocclusion, particularly class II, division 1, usually become more severe after untim ...
... 2. Oral habits. Finger habits cause abnormal forces on dental arch and are responsible for initiating a collapse after untimely loss of teeth. 3. Existing malocclusion. Arch-length inadequacies and other forms of malocclusion, particularly class II, division 1, usually become more severe after untim ...
Feline Tooth Resorption
... and resorptive lesions. However, since the term “tooth resorption” currently best reflects the ...
... and resorptive lesions. However, since the term “tooth resorption” currently best reflects the ...
+ Periodontitis - American Dental Association
... § Power toothbrushes § Rinses after debridement § Local delivery antimicrobials ...
... § Power toothbrushes § Rinses after debridement § Local delivery antimicrobials ...
anterior
... 25 a. frontobasalis lateralis 26 a. temporalis anterior 27 a. temporalis media 28 a. temporalis posterior ...
... 25 a. frontobasalis lateralis 26 a. temporalis anterior 27 a. temporalis media 28 a. temporalis posterior ...
receding gums - The Hale Clinic
... For a really clean mouth, you need to use interdental brushes and/or floss to dislodge food particles that can then be rinsed away. There are even electric interdental brushes that push bursts of water between the teeth, though Roelofs believes they still leave behind some plaque – the old-school va ...
... For a really clean mouth, you need to use interdental brushes and/or floss to dislodge food particles that can then be rinsed away. There are even electric interdental brushes that push bursts of water between the teeth, though Roelofs believes they still leave behind some plaque – the old-school va ...
Wisdom Teeth Management
... systemic infections and illnesses that affect the heart, kidneys and other organs. 1 2 3 ...
... systemic infections and illnesses that affect the heart, kidneys and other organs. 1 2 3 ...
Consent for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Anesthesia
... Changes in the bite or difficulty in opening the mouth because of stress on the jaw joint (TMJ) may happen. Possible damage to other teeth close to the ones being taken out, (more often those with large fillings or caps), or other tissues of the face or mouth might be harmed. It is very rare that th ...
... Changes in the bite or difficulty in opening the mouth because of stress on the jaw joint (TMJ) may happen. Possible damage to other teeth close to the ones being taken out, (more often those with large fillings or caps), or other tissues of the face or mouth might be harmed. It is very rare that th ...
CONSENT FOR CONNECTIVE TISSUE GRAFT
... also understand that where there are fillings at the gumline or crowns (caps) with edges under the gumline, it is important to have sufficient width of attached gingiva (gum) so that the edges of the fillings or caps or the material from which they are made do not cause significant irritation to the ...
... also understand that where there are fillings at the gumline or crowns (caps) with edges under the gumline, it is important to have sufficient width of attached gingiva (gum) so that the edges of the fillings or caps or the material from which they are made do not cause significant irritation to the ...
Implants vs. endo
... Informedconsent The patient should be told realistically, and without bias, what the likely outcome of treatment will be with either treatment modality (endodontics versus implants) when the financial interest of the clinician is taken out of the picture. Arbitrarily removing #8 and placing a single ...
... Informedconsent The patient should be told realistically, and without bias, what the likely outcome of treatment will be with either treatment modality (endodontics versus implants) when the financial interest of the clinician is taken out of the picture. Arbitrarily removing #8 and placing a single ...
maxillary and mandibular fractures
... composite splint; wiring around or between teeth; use of bone plates and screws Surgical procedures, such as removal of a portion of the jaw (examples are condylectomy and mandibulectomy), may be necessary for cases in which the fracture cannot be repaired or if massive injury is present—these are ...
... composite splint; wiring around or between teeth; use of bone plates and screws Surgical procedures, such as removal of a portion of the jaw (examples are condylectomy and mandibulectomy), may be necessary for cases in which the fracture cannot be repaired or if massive injury is present—these are ...
ce500 - An Overview of Dental Anatomy
... The pulp is the final component, and it is where all the nerves and blood vessels that supply the tooth are housed. The pulp is divided into two areas: the pulp chamber, located in the crown of the tooth; and the pulp canals, which are located in the root(s) of the tooth. If the pulp area becomes ex ...
... The pulp is the final component, and it is where all the nerves and blood vessels that supply the tooth are housed. The pulp is divided into two areas: the pulp chamber, located in the crown of the tooth; and the pulp canals, which are located in the root(s) of the tooth. If the pulp area becomes ex ...
Surgical Consent Form
... I understand that a small number of patients do not respond successfully to periodontal or implant surgery. In such cases, the involved teeth or implants may be lost. The surgery may not be successful in preserving and/ or achieving function or esthetics. Additional procedures may need to be perform ...
... I understand that a small number of patients do not respond successfully to periodontal or implant surgery. In such cases, the involved teeth or implants may be lost. The surgery may not be successful in preserving and/ or achieving function or esthetics. Additional procedures may need to be perform ...
Luxation Injuries
... Lateral luxation: Eccentric displacement of the tooth. This is accompanied by comminution or fracture of the alveolar socket. Depending of the angulation of the central beam, radiographic examination may or may not demonstrate increased with of the periodontal ligament space. 5. Intrusive luxation ( ...
... Lateral luxation: Eccentric displacement of the tooth. This is accompanied by comminution or fracture of the alveolar socket. Depending of the angulation of the central beam, radiographic examination may or may not demonstrate increased with of the periodontal ligament space. 5. Intrusive luxation ( ...
Luxation Injuries
... Lateral luxation: Eccentric displacement of the tooth. This is accompanied by comminution or fracture of the alveolar socket. Depending of the angulation of the central beam, radiographic examination may or may not demonstrate increased with of the periodontal ligament space. 5. Intrusive luxation ( ...
... Lateral luxation: Eccentric displacement of the tooth. This is accompanied by comminution or fracture of the alveolar socket. Depending of the angulation of the central beam, radiographic examination may or may not demonstrate increased with of the periodontal ligament space. 5. Intrusive luxation ( ...
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.