Written by Subhabrata Maiti
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
Aesthetic is always a key consideration for patients needing anterior teeth. An implant is the first choice of treatment in modern dentistry. Due to bone availability or underlying anatomical structure, implant placement may not always be favorable. With customized digital design and manufacturing using 3D printing DMLS technology, prosthetic management of angulated implants can produce results that are much more accurate, precise, and error-free. This case report will explain a case of a 38 yea
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Written by Zygimantas Petronis
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
Teeth loss in the maxillary arch leads to progressive bone atrophy, and enlargement of maxillary sinus cavities can significantly increase the difficulty of the replacement of natural teeth with dental implants. It was decided to clarify and evaluate alloplastic grafts (calcium phosphate ceramics – beta-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP) and biphasic calcium phosphate (BCP)) after maxillary sinus lifts to see which material retains bone volume better. Interventions included a two-stage sinu
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Written by Shahzeb Ansari
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
A patient's dental health is highly essential for social and psychological well-being, which is highly dependent on the presence of teeth in the oral cavity. Edentulous, a complete loss of all dentition, can be linked to caries, periodontal disease, or an injury, which affects aesthetics and function and, therefore, has a considerable impact on social and psychological well-being. A cross-section survey was used to collect the data through an online survey using the questionnaire among the S
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Written by Abdulmohsen Alrabiah
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
This review aims to create an evidence-based resource for DME that a practitioner can use in their clinical work. Additionally, this systematic review will examine all the DME-related issues and debates. An electronic literature search was performed by two different reviewers up to July 2022 using MEDLINE through PubMed, Web of Science, SCOPUS, and EMBASE. We only considered in-vitro research that examined the impact of Deep Margin Elevation Material on fracture resistance. Software (Review Mana
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Written by Baraa Issam Abdulrahman
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of dental anomalies and the study of the participants based on age, gender, ethnicity, presence, type of anomaly, and systematic conditions. 385 Saudi, as well as non-Saudi patients’ records, were examined by our group. This sample had been selected based on convenient sampling. Patients 18 or more years of age groups were included in this study with both Saudis and Non-Saudis being included. The findings of the investigation show t
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Written by Ignas Mickevičius
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
This systematic study was conducted to evaluate the survival rate of immediate implants in sites displaying chronic periapical lesions after using different disinfection methods. A systematic literature search was conducted according to PRISMA guidelines. Clinical trials published in English between the years 2012 and 2023 were selected. Randomized clinical trials (RCT) and cohort human clinical trials evaluating the survival rate of implants placed in infected sockets with a control group and a
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Written by Nirubama Karunakaran
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
Understanding bone biology before the placement of an implant is a key factor in successful implant survival. The purpose of the study is to assess bone turnover markers as a diagnostic tool for the evaluation of bone quality in patients undergoing dental implant surgery prior to the treatment. The present study is a single- center, case–control, cross-sectional study done in a private institution, chennai. Patients with single edentulous space for the past 6 months were selected for the s
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Written by Rakan Alsulaimani
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
Clinicians in this field help patients achieve good-looking smiles and oral health and gain tremendous clinical advantages like sterile procedures and increased patient comfort. Laser ablation is one of the most reliable, pleasant, and effective methods for gingival depigmentation. It has been shown that chromophore tissue components may absorb laser photon energy. Melanin, hemoglobin, related pigmented proteins, hydroxyapatite, and scales comprise oral tissue chromophores. Using databases inclu
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Written by Greta Sakaliene
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
This study aimed to evaluate the knowledge of oral hygienists working with orthodontic patients and cooperating with orthodontists. In February 2022, members of the Lithuanian oral hygienist society were invited to participate in a 37-question survey. The questionnaire was organized into eight sections representing specific information about the socio-demographic status of the respondents, cooperation with the orthodontist, individual oral hygiene products, patient education, professional oral h
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Written by Abdulrahman Majed Al-Mubarak
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
In the previous years, no articles were assessing the knowledge of interns and undergraduate students towards crown lengthening in Riyadh. The study aims to assess the knowledge in three dental colleges (KSU, REU, KSAU) targeting senior students and interns. A cross-sectional questionnaire-based study contains one question asking the participant if they had seen a case indicated for crown lengthening in their clinic and three clinical and radiographic photos, each one of them showing different p
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Written by Dayana Kazbekovna Kushkhova
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
The purpose of this work was to determine the degree of maturity of the enamel of permanent teeth and to study the content of trace elements in its surface layers using elemental dispersion spectral analysis. The material for the study was the permanent third molars of children from 16 to 18 years old. 51 intact permanent third molars that had not erupted were examined, which was at the stage of root growth in length. Analyzing the atomic chemical composition of tooth enamel, we found out that o
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Written by Aydin Gramedinovich Ismikhanov
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
Periodontal diseases became widespread in the XX—XXI centuries. Almost 95% of the world's population is over 35 years old and 80% of children suffer from periodontal diseases of varying severity, while inflammatory periodontal diseases occur in 90-95% of cases. Periodontitis is a disease that causes damage to periodontal tissues, including gums, cement, and alveolar bone. This can be caused by various factors, including a violation of oral hygiene, smoking, genetic factors, and other c
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Written by Yulia Vadimovna Maskurova
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
At the stages of choosing a design and during the installation of a dental implant, its optimal parameters are taken into account. The determination of these parameters depends on the volume of bone tissue of the lower jaw and its mechanical properties. When choosing a design, it is necessary to assess the level of violations developing in the process of functioning. This article discusses two types of systems TiO2 implants and structures made of ZrO2. The possibility of using implants based on
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Written by Nilesh Mishra
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
The study was designed to assess the efficacy of topical application of 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) in the management of odontogenic keratocysts (OKC). The prospective, comparative, clinical study was conducted on seventeen patients with non-recurrent, non-syndromic OKC of the mandible who underwent cyst enucleation and peripheral osteotomy, followed by the application of 5-FU (group A, n = 9) and modified Carnoy’s solution (MC) (group B, n = 8). Patients were assessed for nerve paresthesia, rec
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Written by Nadya Avramova
Published On Issue 2 Vol 11, 2023
Continuing professional development (CPD) implies many distinct activities and plays a key role in updating dentists’ skills, knowledge, and professionalism throughout their working lives. This study aimed to investigate if an association existed between dentists’ intentions for postgraduate continuing education (CE) and the levels of their job satisfaction. It was a descriptive cross-sectional investigation using an anonymous self-administered questionnaire mailed to a random sample
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