MAXILLARY SINUSITIS Maxillary sinusitis, an acute or chronic inflammation of the maxillary sinus, is often due to direct extension of dental infection, but originates also from infectious diseases due to bacteria, fungus, or virus such as the common cold, influenza and the exanthematous diseases; from local spread of infection in the adjoining frontal or paranasal […]
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Dens in Dente It is also called as ‘dens invaginatus’ or ‘dilated composite odontome’ or ‘gestant odontome’. Infolding of the outer surface of the tooth into its interior surface occurs. It is a developmental variation which is thought to arise as a result of an invagination in the surface of crown before calcification. Etiology Focal
About Dr. Gourav Sharma: Senior Painless Dental Surgeon in Para Military Hospital Para Military ITBP Hospital, Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force, Government of India, Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh 2013 to 2017 Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh Modern Painless techniques and Sophisticated medicines in Para Military Hospital. Apollo Hospital Senior Associate Dental Surgeon Physical Treatment & Online Dental Consultation to
About Dr. Gourav Sharma: Senior Painless Dental Surgeon in Para Military Hospital Para Military ITBP Hospital, Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force, Government of India, Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh 2013 to 2017 Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh Modern Painless techniques and Sophisticated medicines in Para Military Hospital. Apollo Hospital Senior Associate Dental Surgeon Physical Treatment & Online Dental Consultation to
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Click for Dental Treatments ODONTOGENIC CARCINOMAS METASTASIZING AMELOBLASTOMA Traditionally, ameloblastoma has been regarded as a benign tumor that can be locally aggressive but occasionally can metastasize and kill the patient. The prospect that all ameloblastomas could represent lowgrade malignant neoplasms deserves consideration. The term ‘metastasizing ameloblastoma’ is used to describe a tumor that shows histologic
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It is the most common type of pathologic radiolucency encountered in dentistry. Learn more It is a growth of granulation tissue continuous with the periodontal ligament resulting from the death of the pulp and diffusion of bacteria and bacterial toxins from the root canals into the surrounding periradicular tissues through the apical and lateral foramina
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Anterior Open Bite Oral Habits and Open Bites:- An open bite in a preadolescent child with normal vertical facial proportions has several possible causes: the normal transition when primary teeth are replaced by the permanent teeth, a habit like finger sucking or tooth displacement by resting soft tissue, or a skeletal problem (excessive vertical growth
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Anterior crossbite, particularly crossbite of all of the incisors, is rarely found in children who do not have a skeletal Class III jaw relationship. A crossbite relationship of one or two anterior teeth, however, may develop in a child who has good facial proportions. When racial/ethnic groups in the U.S. population are combined, about 3%
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Removable appliances can serve effectively for retention against intraarch instability and are also useful as retainers in patients with growth problemsi9 (in the form of modified functional appliances or part-time headgear). If permanent retention is needed, a fixed retainer should be used in most instances, and fixed retainers are also indicated for intra-arch retention when
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