Managing Discomfort Caused by Teething
Body Teething Natural physiological phenomenon occurring in children. Problems are mostly in primary dentition. Presentation Population Children 5 months to 2.5 years old (variation
Body Teething Natural physiological phenomenon occurring in children. Problems are mostly in primary dentition. Presentation Population Children 5 months to 2.5 years old (variation
Body Pericoronitis Pericoronitis is defined as an acute or chronic infection of the enveloping mucosa and gingiva of an incompletely erupted tooth. The bacteria commonly
Body Abstract Root fracture injuries affect 0.5%–7% of permanent teeth. Although cervical root fractures are less frequent in children, their serious consequences and poor
Body All teeth considered for treatment without predetermination under the NIHB endodontic policy should meet the following criteria: adequate biologic width (i.e., 3 mm or
Body Abstract We describe a case of complex trauma to the early mixed dentition in which tooth avulsion, intrusion, extrusion and lateral luxation were
Body Jacob, October 2013 (photo: Rhonda McMaster) Like many who suffer from ectodermal dysplasia (ED), 14-month-old Jacob was initially diagnosed by his dentist. As the
Body Red or Red-White Oral Lesions Common causes of mucosal redness (erythema) include: Vasodilation: increased blood vessel diameter commonly occurring with inflammation, but also
Body Abstract The endocrown is indicated for the endodontic restoration of severely damaged molars. This monolithic, ceramic adhesive restoration requires specific preparation techniques to
Body Lost Retainer/Completely Debonded Appliance The majority of lost retainers are passive in nature. They may be used at the end of a first
Body Presentation Population Patients with previous extensive restorations (e.g., amalgam or resin restorations, crowns), trauma or recurrent caries with pulp exposure Medically-compromised patients Signs
Body Abstract Sinus floor elevation is commonly used in cases where alveolar bone resorption has led to insufficient bone height for the placement of
Body ABSTRACT Wide diastema can be a challenge when the patient demands rapid, conservative treatment. New adhesive materials and techniques provide several options for