July 2022

1️⃣ According to Anatomical Site – Pit & fissure caries Smooth Surface Caries Cervical Root caries 2️⃣ According to rate of caries progression – Acute dental caries Chronic dental caries 3️⃣ According to nature of attack- 4️⃣ Based on chronology – Infancy caries Adolescent caries A. Pit & Fissure Caries: https://dentowesome.in/2020/05/11/pit-fissure-caries/ B. Smooth surface caries: […]

PA radiolucencies identification made easy! Happy learning..😀📖 Periapical radiolucencies are most commonly odontogenic. Nonodontogenic radiolucencies tend to be not localized and span across the mandible or maxilla within the alveolus and sometimes extend inter-radicularly. The most common PA pathologies can be diagnosed based on the vitality responses from the teeth. Ruling out the tooth associated […]

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A swelling is a value term that denotes only enlargement or protuberance in body due to any cause. According to the cause a swelling may be congenital, traumatic, inflammatory, Neoplastic or miscellaneous. Examination of a swelling should be accompanied by a complete history of the patient. Following points should be noted: • Duration: The clinician […]

Rubber dam was introduced byBarnum, a New York dentist in 1863 Advantages of using a rubber dam • It is raincoat for the teeth• It helps in improving accessibility and visibility of the working area• It gives a clean and dry aseptic field while working• It protects the lips, cheeks and tongue by keeping them […]

Osseous Defects | Dentowesome Source: Carranza’s Clinical Periodontolgy, 10th Ed; slideshare.net The needle penetrates the outer surface of the first flap (A) and the outer surface of the opposite flap (B). The suture is brought back to the first flap (C), and the knot is tied (D). The following is a list of techniques used […]

It can be simpliflied into 3 popularly known as JACKSON’S TRIAD FUNCTIONAL EFFICIENCY STRUCTURAL BALANCE AESTHETIC HARMONY The orthodontist should try to fulfill this Jackson’s triad by his/her treatment. FUNCTIONAL EFFICIENCY : Firstly the orthodontist must try to improve the function of the oro-facial apparatus . Many malocclusions affect the function of the stomatognathic system […]

1. Trigeminal Neuralgia2. Post-herpetic Neuralgia3. Giant-cell Arteritis4. Other causes of facial pain5. Approach to facial pain diagnosis LINK:⬇️ FACIAL PAIN & ITS DIAGNOSIS (Tap to View) PA radiolucencies identification made easy! Happy learning..😀📖 Periapical radiolucencies are most commonly odontogenic. Nonodontogenic radiolucencies tend to be not localized and span across the mandible or maxilla within the […]

Source- textbook of oral pathology Shafers and Google images Since dilacerated teeth frequently present difficult problems during endodontic therapy and at the time of extraction if the operator is unaware of the condition, the need for preoperative radiographs before any such procedures are carried out is self-evident. Source- textbook of oral pathology Shafers and Google […]

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TYPES OF NON-CARIOUS CERVICAL LESION EROSION EROSION 2. ABRASION: ABRASION 3. ABFRACTION: ABFRACTION MANAGEMENT: REFERENCES: Clinical Operative Dentistry & Principles, Ramya Raghu(2nd Edition) pocketdentistry.com ResearchGate.com Dr.Joe NT Nguyens DDS DentalNews.com Youtube.com Healthline.com DentalArcade.com DentaGama.com

Hypocalcemia and Hypercalcemia are the two important metabolic disorders of calcium. Hypocalcemia- decrease in serum calcium level below 9.2 mg/dl Hypercalcemia-increase in serum calcium level above 10.5mg/dl So lets study them by comparing their features. Chvostek’s sign-contraction of facial muscles on tapping over facial nerve branches. Trousseau’s sign-Appearance of carpal spasm when sphygmomanometer cuff inflated […]

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