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Complete Root Coverage at Multiple
This study reports results of root coverage treatment with a coronally positioned flap and an acellular dermal matrix allograft
Fibrin Sealants in Implant and
This article describes the history of using fibrin sealants in medicine and dentistry and discusses their uses. Patients treated with sealants are presented.
Evaluation of a Dual Peak Third
This study compared 3 light-emitting diode curing lights (UltraLume 5, FreeLight 2, LEDemetron I) with a quartz-tungsten-halogen light (Optilux 401) to determine which was the better at photopolymeriz
Toothbrush Abrasions and Noncarious
A variety of factors related to toothbrushing may act in concert with dental erosion and, possibly, occlusal loading in the creation of noncarious cervical lesions.
Extraction Environment Enhancement:
The case reports presented detail clinical and histological results during the 3 to 6 months after a bone maintenance procedure that used a nonexpanded polytetrafluoroethylene barrier placed over an e
Supplementary Role of Panoramic
In this case report, incidental carotid artery calcifications were identified on routine panoramic radiographs obtained for oral health reasons.
Dental Photography Systems: Required
This article discusses basic photographic principles that influence specific dental imaging needs and the camera system features required to achieve repeatable diagnostic results.
The Periodontal Prosthesis Mode
This article proposes an additional mode of transition called periodontal prosthesis, which has the potential to make the transition process smoother and more predictable while providing optimal reten
Biological and Clinical Rationale
This article questions whether early implant loading always leads to pseudointegration, as postulated by Branemark?s original protocol, or whether the waiting period of 3 to 6 months can be significan
Sinus Floor Elevation: A Revised
This 8-year retrospective study presents a revised method of the original Summers technique, differing from other protocols in that no artificial graft material is placed in the newly created space.
The Impact of Osseointegrated Implants
In this article, the author explains how to apply the periodontal prosthesis philosophy, concepts, principles, and techniques to the implant-supported prosthesis.
The Osteotome Technique: A Classification
A classification system for Summers? osteotome technique is proposed and representative clinical cases are to aid the clinician in applying the classifications for the technique approach.
Choice of a Dental Implant System
Understanding the function of each part of a dental implant?body, collar, connection, and restorative post?is paramount for properly choosing an implant system to implement in dental practice.
Current Therapy: Complications
This article describes rigid internal fixation, its advantages over more traditional methods, and complications associated with its use in facial trauma surgery.
The Use of Mineralized Allograft
A clinical research study of various graft materials used for the augmentation of human maxillary sinuses found that, after 9 months, the healing response to a sinus augmentation procedure using a new
Conservative Adjunct to Esthetic
Changing morphology and texture by conservative prosthetic procedures proved to be a successful complement to orthodontic treatment on 6 patients aged 7 to 21 years.
Localized Periodontics as a Long-Term
This case report of a 28-year-old woman with piercing of the tongue and lower lip demonstrated localized severe periodontitis as a destructive long-term outcome related to oral piercing
Root Caries in Periodontally Treated
The purpose of this study is to investigate the correlation between the degree of patient compliance with the suggested periodontal maintenance treatment intervals and the new root caries development
Current Interpretations of Periodontal
A review of controlled clinical trials and review papers that related probing depth determinations to diagnosing periodontal disease or assessments of therapy found that it is preferable, but not alwa
Reconstructive Surgical Management
Two clinical cases are examined to illustrate the effectiveness of acellular dermal matrix allografts in the treatment of amalgam tattoos.
Dental Erosion Related to Alcoholism
The interim occlusal overlay prosthesis is presented as a diagnostic and therapeutic appliance for treatment in a case of severe dental erosion brought on by alcoholism and an eating disorder.
Direct Resin Based Composites:
This article reviews the current recommendations for the use of direct composite resins and summarizes the technique for both anterior and posterior restorations.
A Panorama of Dental CAD/CAM Restorative
This article provides an overview of the development of various CAD/CAM systems and presents research data and clinical studies to substantiate CAD/CAM system performance.
Techniques Used to Fabricate All-Ceramic
This article discusses the 3 main ways to fabricate porcelain restorations so that the clinician will gain a thorough understanding of which techniques are appropriate in various clinical situations.
Indirect Posterior Composite Resins
The development of new curing techniques and modifications of the formulae of indirect posterior composite resins have contributed to a substantial improvement in both the mechanical characteristics a
Medical Emergencies in the Dental
Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to: 1.Understand the rationale behind being prepared for emergencies in the dental office. 2. Describe an adequate medical evaluation for eve
OSHA/Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
Upon completion of this course, the student will up to date on the issues that are getting the most attention in our profession and by our regulatory agencies
OSHA: Hazard Communication Standard
Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to: Briefly describe the purpose of a hazard communication program, Name five elements of a hazard communication program.
Ethics in Dentistry
To provide information to licensee sufficient to reinforce need for ethical principles in treatment of patients and in practice.
Anxious or Phobic Patients
Many patients only visit the dentist for emergency situations or when the pain of a dental problem becomes so severe that they can't stand it anymore. Why don't these people seek treatment when they f
Bad Breath - Halitosis
Bad breath is a common complaint, yet with no universally accepted "gold standard" of diagnosis, it is impossible to estimate the percentage of the population with "bad" breath. Pe
California Dental Practice Act
The California Dental Practice Act is the chapter of the California Business & Professions Code that contains the basic body of laws governing Dentistry. [Business & Professions Code ("B&P")
California Dental Practice Act
The California Dental Practice Act is the chapter of the California Business & Professions Code that contains the basic body of laws governing Dentistry. [Business & Professions Code ("B&P")
California Dental Practice Act
The California Dental Practice Act is the chapter of the California Business & Professions Code that contains the basic body of laws governing Dentistry. [Business & Professions Code ("B&P")
Diabetes Mellitus, Pathophysiology
Writers describe people with symptoms of diabetes mellitus as early as 1500 BC. The disease name (meaning, "to siphon") originated with the Greeks in 230 BC, and related to the excessive uri
Essentials for Ohio Dental Radiographers
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen (pictured at right), a Bavarian physicist discovered x rays. He was working with sealed glass vacuum tubes that contained a cathode and an anode. During his experiments, he app
HIV/AIDS: Etiology and Oral Manifestations
Because the diagnosis of HIV infection or AIDS was a death sentence for many years until the highly active antiretroviral medications were discovered, the HIV virus and the infections it causes contin
Infection Control - NYS Mandated
Everyone recognizes the importance of preventing the spread of disease during routine dental care. Dental professionals live and work in a time that calls for competent, thorough, modern infection con
Infection Control w/ OSHA
Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to: List and define important terms in Infection Control. Describe diseases like Tuberculosis, Hepatitis B, and AIDS; Give the rationale for
Infection Control, Basic
Everyone recognizes the importance of preventing the spread of disease during routine dental care. Dental professionals live and work in a time that calls for competent, thorough, modern infection con
Infection Control, Intermediate
Everyone recognizes the importance of preventing the spread of disease during routine dental care. Dental professionals live and work in a time that calls for competent, thorough, modern infection con
Infection Control, Advanced
Everyone recognizes the importance of preventing the spread of disease during routine dental care. Dental professionals live and work in a time that calls for competent, thorough, modern infection con
Managing the Pediatric Dental Patient
The goals of behavior management in dentistry are to establish effective communication, to alleviate patient fear and anxiety and build a trusting relationship with the patient that will ultimately al
Medical Emergencies in the Dental
Medical emergencies have a way of happening unexpectedly. Are you prepared to deal with emergencies that may arise during your workday? What if one of your coworkers collapsed, would you immediately k
Nitrous Oxide Sedation
Nitrous Oxide is a colorless gas that is used commonly in the medical and dental professions as a sedative inhalant. Its chemical formula is N2O. English scientist Joseph Priestley, who is best known
Radiographic Technique Review
The goal of this course is to refresh your memory of the x-ray techniques you learned in school. Depending on when you graduated, it may be entirely new material or simply a review. Now that you have
Substance Abuse and Chemical Dependency
Substance abuse, improper or excessive use of alcohol or other mood altering substance, occurs at an alarming rate in today's society. It is estimated that approximately 1:5 male patients in a dental
Tooth Erosion
This course describes the epidemiology, pathogenesis, clinical diagnosis and treatment of dental erosion. Erosion is the process by which tooth mineral is irreversibly lost due to the action of acid.
Tooth Whitening, A Simple Guide
For many dental professionals, the concept of esthetic dentistry is a relatively new one. However, the idea has been used in dental offices since the late 1800's. It is only with the recent advent of
Tuberculosis
TB Infection simply means that the individual has the bacteria present in his or her body and may develop TB in their lifetime. A person who only has TB infection cannot spread TB. A person with TB di
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