Background and Aim: In contemporary world, patient’s expectations of his dentist include not only professional performance of treatment procedures, but also a high standard of communication skills and individual approach. The current paper aimed to outline some essential elements...
Background: Saliva contains various host defining factors. It influences calculus formation leading to periodontal diseases and also plays and important role in caries development. Saliva provides an easily accessible, non-invasive diagnostic marker for a rapidly widening range o...
The behavior management of the child patient includes many techniques and policies. It requires skills in communication, empathy, coaching, and listening. Designing a paediatric dental clinic that accommodates these management strategies and techniques is a part of the “art” of b...
Background: Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that is available hardly ever in food, and can be available as a supplement. Furthermore, it is formed endogenously when rays from the sun strike the skin and prompt vitamin D synthesis. Vitamin D motivates the absorption of calcium...
Background: Gingival retraction procedure (GRP), a regularly practiced clinical procedure, displaces the gingiva from around the tooth, temporarily. It has been reported that increased tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-α) levels in gingival crevicular fluid (GCF) were observed eve...
Background: Over a period of years, the dental profession has come to accept the idea that the facial measurements have an important role to play for the determination of the Vertical Dimension of Occlusion and for the arrangement of the teeth. However, there has been no study wh...
Chondrosarcoma is classified as a malignant tumor formed by the abnormal differentiation of hyaline cartilage. A painless, slow growing swelling with a lobulated appearance is the most common clinical feature of Chondrosarcoma. Mesenchymal Chondrosarcoma is a rare high grade hist...
Aims: The purpose of this small pilot study was to determine the type and initial management of relatively common radiolucent lesions that occur at the mandibular angle based on size of the lesion and its relation to the inferior alveolar nerve on panoramic radiograph. We also wa...
We report the case of a giant mandibular epulis, observed at a fifty-year-old patient. The tumor was taking root in the alveolar bone from the retro-molar to the symphyseal regions; the patient arrived late to the hospital. This great tumor encumbered the whole mouth and induced...
Aim: This study was conducted to evaluate and compare extent and quality of obturation in root canal of primary molars with Pediatric rotary file (Prime PedoTM), rotary endodontic file (Protaper UniversalTM) and conventional H files using photo stimulated phosphor plates. Study D...