105th Thomas P. Hinman Dental Meeting | March 23
... Better Together: The Power of Interdisciplinary Cooperation Dr. Mollie Winston 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. In a profession where it is easy to become isolated within your own practice, it is the clinicians who break out and team up with their colleagues who ultimately provide the best patient experience. Hear ...
... Better Together: The Power of Interdisciplinary Cooperation Dr. Mollie Winston 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. In a profession where it is easy to become isolated within your own practice, it is the clinicians who break out and team up with their colleagues who ultimately provide the best patient experience. Hear ...
dhg 241 integrated dental hygiene i
... exceptional cases where the student is able to provide clear and convincing evidence of a severe illness or emergency. The burden of proof rests with the student requesting the make-up exam. If the student has an exceptional circumstance and is going to miss an exam, the student must call the course ...
... exceptional cases where the student is able to provide clear and convincing evidence of a severe illness or emergency. The burden of proof rests with the student requesting the make-up exam. If the student has an exceptional circumstance and is going to miss an exam, the student must call the course ...
Cleidocranial dys- plasia: Interceptive treatment of
... were surgically exposed and orthodontic traction was applied. The upper second molars remained impacted. The orthodontic treatment was completed with an acceptable aesthetic and functional result (Figs. 1D and 2F). Discussion and conclusions The primary dentition was normal and all teeth erupted spo ...
... were surgically exposed and orthodontic traction was applied. The upper second molars remained impacted. The orthodontic treatment was completed with an acceptable aesthetic and functional result (Figs. 1D and 2F). Discussion and conclusions The primary dentition was normal and all teeth erupted spo ...
A stepwise approach to management of acne
... important to explain that the treatments don’t cure acne (except Roaccutane) and that they will need ongoing topical treatment maintenance when their acne has been brought under control so as to prevent relapse. It is important to understand the mode of action of various acne therapies (see Table 2) ...
... important to explain that the treatments don’t cure acne (except Roaccutane) and that they will need ongoing topical treatment maintenance when their acne has been brought under control so as to prevent relapse. It is important to understand the mode of action of various acne therapies (see Table 2) ...
Patient Implant Information Booklet
... When a tooth is lost, it is important to replace the tooth as promptly as possible. If you do not replace your lost tooth, the teeth on either side will begin to tilt and drift, and the tooth on the opposing arch will begin to shift. The result of these tooth movement are increased chances of gum di ...
... When a tooth is lost, it is important to replace the tooth as promptly as possible. If you do not replace your lost tooth, the teeth on either side will begin to tilt and drift, and the tooth on the opposing arch will begin to shift. The result of these tooth movement are increased chances of gum di ...
Implantation. Dental prosthetics I
... In all incidences of clinical loading, occlusal forces are first introduced to the prosthesis and then reach the bone implant interface via the implant. So far, many researchers have, therefore, focused on each of these steps of force transfer to gain insight into the biomechanical effect of several ...
... In all incidences of clinical loading, occlusal forces are first introduced to the prosthesis and then reach the bone implant interface via the implant. So far, many researchers have, therefore, focused on each of these steps of force transfer to gain insight into the biomechanical effect of several ...
2016 Dental Plan
... to the individual or individuals who have, in the Third Party Administrator’s opinion, assumed the care and principal support of the covered person and are, therefore, equitably entitled thereto. In the event of the death of a covered person prior to such time as all benefit payments due that covere ...
... to the individual or individuals who have, in the Third Party Administrator’s opinion, assumed the care and principal support of the covered person and are, therefore, equitably entitled thereto. In the event of the death of a covered person prior to such time as all benefit payments due that covere ...
PDF - SAS Publishers
... Abstract: A smile is the most common facial expression to display satisfaction, joy or happiness. „Gummy smile‟ in case of short clinical crown constitutes a relatively frequent esthetic disadvantage characterized by excessive display of the gums during upper lip smiling. One situation that can lead ...
... Abstract: A smile is the most common facial expression to display satisfaction, joy or happiness. „Gummy smile‟ in case of short clinical crown constitutes a relatively frequent esthetic disadvantage characterized by excessive display of the gums during upper lip smiling. One situation that can lead ...
Fluoride Varnish in the Dental Practice
... medicine practices are being trained in the application of fluoride varnish in the medical setting. Numerous resources are available for online training for our medical colleagues to learn how to perform a caries risk assessment, counsel parents, and apply varnish. The U.S. Preventive Services Task ...
... medicine practices are being trained in the application of fluoride varnish in the medical setting. Numerous resources are available for online training for our medical colleagues to learn how to perform a caries risk assessment, counsel parents, and apply varnish. The U.S. Preventive Services Task ...
Novexatin - NovaBiotics
... both the underlying cause by killing the fungi and to rapidly improve the nail’s appearance. Novexatin® has been demonstrated to be safe and well-tolerated in two clinical studies and effective in resolving infection with just one month of daily application. Onychomycosis affects an estimated 12% of ...
... both the underlying cause by killing the fungi and to rapidly improve the nail’s appearance. Novexatin® has been demonstrated to be safe and well-tolerated in two clinical studies and effective in resolving infection with just one month of daily application. Onychomycosis affects an estimated 12% of ...
Nerve Injuries after Dental Injection: A Review of the Literature
... nerve (tongue) and it accounts for more than two-thirds of the cases in the literature; the inferior alveolar nerve (lip and chin), including the mental nerve, accounts for less then one-third of the injuries, with the chorda tympani (taste) being involved minimally.5,8 Although extremely rare, alte ...
... nerve (tongue) and it accounts for more than two-thirds of the cases in the literature; the inferior alveolar nerve (lip and chin), including the mental nerve, accounts for less then one-third of the injuries, with the chorda tympani (taste) being involved minimally.5,8 Although extremely rare, alte ...
Clinical Criteria, Guidelines and Practice Parameters
... When providers recommend endodontic, periodontal or restorative procedures (including crown lengthening), they should take into account and document the anticipated prognosis, restorability and/or maintainability of the tooth or teeth involved. Clinical / Coverage Guideline: Procedures recommended f ...
... When providers recommend endodontic, periodontal or restorative procedures (including crown lengthening), they should take into account and document the anticipated prognosis, restorability and/or maintainability of the tooth or teeth involved. Clinical / Coverage Guideline: Procedures recommended f ...
eprint_12_30743_960
... equitation. Only the free base is able to penetrate into the nerve, but the cationic acid form is responsible for the anesthetic effect. The higher the pKa value of a substance, the lower is the portion of free base. Thus, local anesthetics with higher pKa value tend to have a slower onset of action ...
... equitation. Only the free base is able to penetrate into the nerve, but the cationic acid form is responsible for the anesthetic effect. The higher the pKa value of a substance, the lower is the portion of free base. Thus, local anesthetics with higher pKa value tend to have a slower onset of action ...
Prevention and treatment of periodontal diseases in
... less than 10% of patients receive the more intensive categories of care designated for managing patients with moderate to severe periodontal disease, with considerable variation evident across Health Boards. The reasons for this are multi-factorial and complex but may include both practitioner and p ...
... less than 10% of patients receive the more intensive categories of care designated for managing patients with moderate to severe periodontal disease, with considerable variation evident across Health Boards. The reasons for this are multi-factorial and complex but may include both practitioner and p ...
occupational hazards of cement dust on oral cavity: a brief review
... the community from many diseases not only at the oral cavity level but also at systemic level of the body. Many agents affect the oral health including environmental and occupational factors. A lot of enquiries were directed that Occupational exposure to substances like asbestos, coal products, weld ...
... the community from many diseases not only at the oral cavity level but also at systemic level of the body. Many agents affect the oral health including environmental and occupational factors. A lot of enquiries were directed that Occupational exposure to substances like asbestos, coal products, weld ...
In vitro study of biofilm formation and various dental material surfaces
... patients wearing dentures (Dorey et al., 1985). Streptococcus mutans, the major pathogen that causes dental caries (Islam et al., 2007), has also been implicated in causing secondary caries and the degradation of dental restorative material (Willershausen et al., 1999; Mjor et al., 2000) making it a ...
... patients wearing dentures (Dorey et al., 1985). Streptococcus mutans, the major pathogen that causes dental caries (Islam et al., 2007), has also been implicated in causing secondary caries and the degradation of dental restorative material (Willershausen et al., 1999; Mjor et al., 2000) making it a ...
document
... on the outcomes reported by 200 patients. In this study there was a significant reduction in 'problem symptoms' and an increase in reported well-being [as described in the quote above]. There are a number of ways of categorizing the needs of people who are referred for homeopathy. As well as categor ...
... on the outcomes reported by 200 patients. In this study there was a significant reduction in 'problem symptoms' and an increase in reported well-being [as described in the quote above]. There are a number of ways of categorizing the needs of people who are referred for homeopathy. As well as categor ...
Canker sores are among the most common of oral conditions and
... serving the best interests of the public. 2. To promote the highest standards of care in the diagnosis and treatment of oral conditions that are not responsive to conventional dental or oral maxillofacial surgical procedures. 3. To provide an avenue of referral for dental practitioners who have pati ...
... serving the best interests of the public. 2. To promote the highest standards of care in the diagnosis and treatment of oral conditions that are not responsive to conventional dental or oral maxillofacial surgical procedures. 3. To provide an avenue of referral for dental practitioners who have pati ...
Mercury is capable of al- tering DNA within any cell. Mercury ions
... being released from fillings was not sufficient enough to cause harm. Why do I refer to them as mercury fillings? Mercury fillings are comprised of many metals with the following approximate composition: 50% mercury, 30% copper, 20% tin, silver, and zinc. Since mercury is the major component, I call ...
... being released from fillings was not sufficient enough to cause harm. Why do I refer to them as mercury fillings? Mercury fillings are comprised of many metals with the following approximate composition: 50% mercury, 30% copper, 20% tin, silver, and zinc. Since mercury is the major component, I call ...
AIDS and Its Oral Ramifications By Anne Jayne “For death begins
... Sometimes, I wonder, “Would Dan be alive today if he had gone to the dentist regularly and the dentist diagnosed an HIV symptom sooner?” I have been working at the dental faculty practice at NYU Langone Hospital one day a week just so I could interview some of these patients living with AIDS or HIV. ...
... Sometimes, I wonder, “Would Dan be alive today if he had gone to the dentist regularly and the dentist diagnosed an HIV symptom sooner?” I have been working at the dental faculty practice at NYU Langone Hospital one day a week just so I could interview some of these patients living with AIDS or HIV. ...
using principles from cognitive behavioral therapy to reduce
... students happier and calmer, but it may also improve their effectiveness as advocates.8 In addition, as educators, we should be on the lookout for signs that a student’s nervousness is beyond mere “butterflies in the stomach,” but may be something more severe, like an anxiety disorder, that warrants ...
... students happier and calmer, but it may also improve their effectiveness as advocates.8 In addition, as educators, we should be on the lookout for signs that a student’s nervousness is beyond mere “butterflies in the stomach,” but may be something more severe, like an anxiety disorder, that warrants ...
2013 Updated American Society of Clinical Oncology/Oncology
... of medication. In 2011, these were updated to include inpatient facilities. In December 2011, a multistakeholder workgroup met to address the issues associated with orally administered antineoplastics, under the leadership of ASCO and ONS. The workgroup participants developed recommended standards, ...
... of medication. In 2011, these were updated to include inpatient facilities. In December 2011, a multistakeholder workgroup met to address the issues associated with orally administered antineoplastics, under the leadership of ASCO and ONS. The workgroup participants developed recommended standards, ...
... were significantly fewer (p<0.05) during the week before withdrawal of oral β2-agonists (median 5.4; 5th–95th percentiles 0.0–14.4) compared with the last week of the study (median 6.3; 5th–95th percentiles 0.0–16.9). The usage of nebulized salbutamol/terbutaline was unchanged between these two week ...
Dentofacial Morphology of Mouth Breathing Children
... There were no statistically significant differences for maxillary molar height, mandibular molar height, IMPA, 1.SN and 1.1 between groups (Table 2). It can be supposed that, as the mandible rotated downward and backward in the mouth breathers, the fulcrum was located in the region of the permanent ...
... There were no statistically significant differences for maxillary molar height, mandibular molar height, IMPA, 1.SN and 1.1 between groups (Table 2). It can be supposed that, as the mandible rotated downward and backward in the mouth breathers, the fulcrum was located in the region of the permanent ...
Mini-implant Aided Alignment of Horizontally Impacted Lower
... Aim: To present a contemporary method of aligning horizontally impacted teeth. Case presentation: A medically fit 17 year old female patient, presented to the orthodontic clinic with a horizontally impacted lower left second molar in an otherwise Class I occlusion with no aesthetic concerns. A two y ...
... Aim: To present a contemporary method of aligning horizontally impacted teeth. Case presentation: A medically fit 17 year old female patient, presented to the orthodontic clinic with a horizontally impacted lower left second molar in an otherwise Class I occlusion with no aesthetic concerns. A two y ...