Teeth and Eating Loop Cards
... it is known as … Particles of old food sticking to teeth provide food for … The bacteria growing on teeth are called… When plaque grows it produces … ...
... it is known as … Particles of old food sticking to teeth provide food for … The bacteria growing on teeth are called… When plaque grows it produces … ...
Resolution of Furcation Bone Loss Associated with Endodontic
... In the absence of bacteria, periapical inflammatory reaction is not progressed and damaged tissues heal rapidly (8-9). The intensities of an inflammatory reaction that occurs in the pulp and periapical tissues are proportional with the number of microorganisms, and microorganisms to the contact time ...
... In the absence of bacteria, periapical inflammatory reaction is not progressed and damaged tissues heal rapidly (8-9). The intensities of an inflammatory reaction that occurs in the pulp and periapical tissues are proportional with the number of microorganisms, and microorganisms to the contact time ...
Click Here To The Kids Oral Health Activity Set
... It’s actually pretty easy for your child to develop good dental habits. Encourage your child to: ...
... It’s actually pretty easy for your child to develop good dental habits. Encourage your child to: ...
Providing Oral Hygiene
... Cause dry mouth (lack of saliva) Cause gum overgrowth Have high sugar content that promote plaque build up ...
... Cause dry mouth (lack of saliva) Cause gum overgrowth Have high sugar content that promote plaque build up ...
WHAT IS THAT WHITE POWDER? A forensic scientist may discover
... 1. Place one-fourth of a teaspoon (1 ml) of the four white powders in each of the small beakers provided. Label the powders with the paper provided and a pen(cil). 2. Examine what each powder looks like. How would you describe the powder's shape. Does it have large or small grains? Your observations ...
... 1. Place one-fourth of a teaspoon (1 ml) of the four white powders in each of the small beakers provided. Label the powders with the paper provided and a pen(cil). 2. Examine what each powder looks like. How would you describe the powder's shape. Does it have large or small grains? Your observations ...
Periodontal Treatment Planning Case
... desirous of the treatment. Following this she states that the only treatment she received was a cleaning. She denies any history of clenching or bruxing and has no oral habits other than gum chewing. Mrs. T mentioned that previously pain occurred in the TMJ area about once per year but this has not ...
... desirous of the treatment. Following this she states that the only treatment she received was a cleaning. She denies any history of clenching or bruxing and has no oral habits other than gum chewing. Mrs. T mentioned that previously pain occurred in the TMJ area about once per year but this has not ...
What is crown lengthening? Often the procedures carried out at a
... to do this. If a tooth has broken off completely, exposing more of the original tooth gives the dentist more surface area to work with, and it therefore makes it easier to fix a permanent crown on top. If there is serious tooth decay under the gum line, the dentist may remove some of the gum and the ...
... to do this. If a tooth has broken off completely, exposing more of the original tooth gives the dentist more surface area to work with, and it therefore makes it easier to fix a permanent crown on top. If there is serious tooth decay under the gum line, the dentist may remove some of the gum and the ...
Reasons why teeth are extracted
... irritation to a person's cheek (they either rub against it or causing the person to bite it). b) Nonfunctionalteeth. Some teeth are extracted because they just provide minimal benefit but place the person at substantial risk for experiencing dental problems. As an example, some third molars come int ...
... irritation to a person's cheek (they either rub against it or causing the person to bite it). b) Nonfunctionalteeth. Some teeth are extracted because they just provide minimal benefit but place the person at substantial risk for experiencing dental problems. As an example, some third molars come int ...
Consent to Treatment
... which include, but are not limited to redness and swelling of tissues, pain, itching, vomiting, dizziness, cardiac arrest, and anaphylactic shock and death. I understand that occasionally, upon injection of a local anesthetic, I may have prolonged, persistent anesthesia, numbness, altered sensation, ...
... which include, but are not limited to redness and swelling of tissues, pain, itching, vomiting, dizziness, cardiac arrest, and anaphylactic shock and death. I understand that occasionally, upon injection of a local anesthetic, I may have prolonged, persistent anesthesia, numbness, altered sensation, ...
Wisdom Teeth - Dentist in Shelbyville, TN
... environment with healthy gum tissue, and are disease-free may not require extraction. They do, however, require regular, professional cleaning, annual check-ups and periodic radiographs to ...
... environment with healthy gum tissue, and are disease-free may not require extraction. They do, however, require regular, professional cleaning, annual check-ups and periodic radiographs to ...
Dental Anatomy - Harriet Ellis
... humans and many other animals. In humans the teeth have the following functions: 1. To chew food during mastication 2. To help with sound formation during speech 3. To provide support for the jaws, cheeks and lips and so contribute to facial appearance ...
... humans and many other animals. In humans the teeth have the following functions: 1. To chew food during mastication 2. To help with sound formation during speech 3. To provide support for the jaws, cheeks and lips and so contribute to facial appearance ...
Oligodontia: Case Report and Review of Literature
... formed later or they can be congenitally missing. The most common developmental problem with this type of clinical picture is ectodermal dysplasia. Ectodermal dysplasia can be classified mainly as: (1) Hair defect, (2) tooth defect, (3) nail defect and (4) sweating defect. This can be classified aga ...
... formed later or they can be congenitally missing. The most common developmental problem with this type of clinical picture is ectodermal dysplasia. Ectodermal dysplasia can be classified mainly as: (1) Hair defect, (2) tooth defect, (3) nail defect and (4) sweating defect. This can be classified aga ...
Decoronation – a conservative method to treat ankylosed teeth for
... after replantation of an avulsed tooth. This endodontic medication is based on steroids and antibiotics. It is suggested that Ledermix can diffuse through the dentinal tubules causing the steroid to decrease the local inflammatory response of the periodontium, thereby preventing further damage to th ...
... after replantation of an avulsed tooth. This endodontic medication is based on steroids and antibiotics. It is suggested that Ledermix can diffuse through the dentinal tubules causing the steroid to decrease the local inflammatory response of the periodontium, thereby preventing further damage to th ...
PPT - Surekha Bhargava
... • Plaque accumulates in hard to reach areas of the mouth. • If it is not removed daily, it begins to harden into a calcified substance called calculus, also known as tartar. ...
... • Plaque accumulates in hard to reach areas of the mouth. • If it is not removed daily, it begins to harden into a calcified substance called calculus, also known as tartar. ...
Why is good oral hygiene so important?
... Why is good oral hygiene so important? A good oral hygiene routine between regular visits to your dentist or hygienist twill help to avoid common dental problems, such as tooth decay and gum disease. These are the two most common oral diseases and they are caused by dental plaque. What is Plaque? ...
... Why is good oral hygiene so important? A good oral hygiene routine between regular visits to your dentist or hygienist twill help to avoid common dental problems, such as tooth decay and gum disease. These are the two most common oral diseases and they are caused by dental plaque. What is Plaque? ...
File
... constant moisture, 60-80 pounds of pressure in biting) sealants do amazingly well, and do sometimes need a touch-up. This could also be due to more eruption of a tooth and exposure of a fissure previously not there for us to seal. In this case, we put the sealant on when the tooth is erupting, to pr ...
... constant moisture, 60-80 pounds of pressure in biting) sealants do amazingly well, and do sometimes need a touch-up. This could also be due to more eruption of a tooth and exposure of a fissure previously not there for us to seal. In this case, we put the sealant on when the tooth is erupting, to pr ...
Quick reference guide to Orthodontic assessment and treatment need
... Severely delayed dental development Missing/supplemental teeth History of head and neck radiotherapy +/- chemotherapy Advice for balancing/compensating extractions ...
... Severely delayed dental development Missing/supplemental teeth History of head and neck radiotherapy +/- chemotherapy Advice for balancing/compensating extractions ...
Pediatric dentistry
... Ectopic eruption is a developmental disturbance in eruption pattern of permanent dentition. Molar erupts at a mesial angle to normal path of eruption, results in cessation of eruption and atypical resorption of neighboring primary molar. Permanent tooth may get locked in this position (irreversible) ...
... Ectopic eruption is a developmental disturbance in eruption pattern of permanent dentition. Molar erupts at a mesial angle to normal path of eruption, results in cessation of eruption and atypical resorption of neighboring primary molar. Permanent tooth may get locked in this position (irreversible) ...
New Patient Form
... ○Teeth cleaning methods ○Discolouration of teeth ○Missing teeth ○Existing denture ...
... ○Teeth cleaning methods ○Discolouration of teeth ○Missing teeth ○Existing denture ...
Porcelain Crowns (Caps)
... be used to cover a tooth that is likely to break, or is too broken down to restore with a filling. They are often commonly used to protect a tooth from breakage after root canal treatment. __________ Crowns can also be used to modify the appearance of teeth. In this example you will see how all porc ...
... be used to cover a tooth that is likely to break, or is too broken down to restore with a filling. They are often commonly used to protect a tooth from breakage after root canal treatment. __________ Crowns can also be used to modify the appearance of teeth. In this example you will see how all porc ...
gingivostomatitis and caudal stomatitis
... Steroids—to decrease the immune response; such as prednisone; methylprednisolone also may help control inflammation Gold salts—Solganal® (Schering); used to treat serious immune-mediated diseases Chlorambucil, a chemotherapy drug to decrease the immune response Bovine lactoferrin is a protei ...
... Steroids—to decrease the immune response; such as prednisone; methylprednisolone also may help control inflammation Gold salts—Solganal® (Schering); used to treat serious immune-mediated diseases Chlorambucil, a chemotherapy drug to decrease the immune response Bovine lactoferrin is a protei ...
Position Paper on Root Resorption in Orthodontic treatment Root
... Root Resorption is the shortening of the root length of a tooth when compared to the pretreatment panoramic or periapical radiograph. It is most common in the maxillary incisors, followed by the mandibular incisors. The incidence of root resorption in the orthodontically treated population is greate ...
... Root Resorption is the shortening of the root length of a tooth when compared to the pretreatment panoramic or periapical radiograph. It is most common in the maxillary incisors, followed by the mandibular incisors. The incidence of root resorption in the orthodontically treated population is greate ...
CONSENT FOR ANESTHESIA AND EXTRACTION OF TEETH
... Numbness or altered sensations in the teeth, gums, lip, tongue and chin, due to the closeness of tooth roots (especially wisdom teeth) to the nerves which can be bruised or damaged. Almost always sensation returns to normal, but in rare cases, the loss may be permanent. ...
... Numbness or altered sensations in the teeth, gums, lip, tongue and chin, due to the closeness of tooth roots (especially wisdom teeth) to the nerves which can be bruised or damaged. Almost always sensation returns to normal, but in rare cases, the loss may be permanent. ...
by Salsabeel Khraim
... * If the case was considered as poor prognosis (doing restoration will not save the function of oral cavity) then the operator should decide that the tooth should be extracted. Second part: Treatment should result in the restoration of proper tooth 1-form (shape& contour of tooth) 2-function (restor ...
... * If the case was considered as poor prognosis (doing restoration will not save the function of oral cavity) then the operator should decide that the tooth should be extracted. Second part: Treatment should result in the restoration of proper tooth 1-form (shape& contour of tooth) 2-function (restor ...
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.