An Inspiration, for Solving the Problem of Superstructure, Divergent Roots- Juniper Publishers


JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY & ORAL HEALTH


Abstract

The third molar is the last tooth to erupt in the oral cavity and it is also the most retained/impacted tooth of the jaws. Even though this tooth can remain asymptomatic causing no problems whatsoever to the patient, a series of disorders can be directly related with its presence. Throughout Dentistry history there have always been some doubts concerning the real need for asymptomatic impacted third molar removal and the best time to do it if indicated. This present article, Part I, has the objective to review the literature on the topic. A future to be published article, Part II, will discuss the still controversial issue and propose a conclusion. There is unanimity among oral and maxillofacial surgeons for impacted third molars removal when involved with pathological conditions. The concept of prophylactic extraction of third molars when the indications are not obvious, surgical extraction recommendation must be based on clinical experience and in adequate professional judgment, always taking into account the relation cost/benefits and if patient´s systemic condition is adequate for totally recover from surgical trauma.
Keywords:Impacted tooth; Retained third molar; Impacted third molar; Third molar removal



Power Presentation

We often encounter the problem of reconstruction of devitalized teeth. Their crown is caries destroyed or broken. The possibilities are fiberglass, Logan or cast upgrade. Everything is clear when teeth has one root or two and how do when a tooth has three roots.
  • It is necessary to clean all tooth decay, and the wall crown bevel and adapt of cast.
  • Preparation of the root canal for a cast upgrade.
  • A divergent root is not possible to do it in one piece. Therefore, we start from the channel that is the more divergent. His supra structure adapted to the next print. The factor that gives us guidance, the trajectory of the ingestion of the next. Also we are working with third.
    • The order item is 1,2,3. When we practice for probe arrangement is reversed 3,2,1. If there is free space, which can be adjusted, adding new mass Palavit G, and now is the time to correct all. Parts that cannot be corrected remain in the tooth, and they are moistened or fatty, and part of that is correct, is dry, apply the additional mass and processing.
  • If everything is well done, you will be pleasantly surprised by how everything is stable, firmly. Such supra structure, process the turbine, diamond bur, to the desired shape.
  • Obtained metal castings, try out, and if necessary, rewrite, and then Cement.


    • For more Open Access Journals in Juniper Publishers please click on: https://juniperpublishers.com


    To know more about Open Access Journals please click on: https://juniperpublishers.com/journals.php

    Comments

    Post a Comment

    Popular posts from this blog

    The Effect of Pistacia Atlantica and Hypericum Perforatum as a Healing Accelerator Remedy on Induced Oral Mucositis in Male Golden Hamster- Juniper Publishers

    Image
                Juniper Publishers- Open Access Journal of Dentistry & Oral Health The Effect of Pistacia Atlantica and Hypericum Perforatum as a Healing Accelerator Remedy on Induced Oral Mucositis in Male Golden Hamster- Juniper Publishers Authored by Nader Tanideh Abstract Oral mucositis is a painful condition that occurs as a side effect of chemotherapy. P. atlantica and H. perforatum have long been known for their anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidative properties as an alternative medicine. This study evaluated the healing effects of extraction of P. atlantica and H. perforatum, on 5-FU induced oral mucositis in golden hamsters by histopathology, clinically, and anti-oxidative assessments. Oral mucositis was induced in 60 male golden hamsters by administration of 5-FU (60mg/kg), on days 0, 5, and 10 of the study. Animals were randomly divided in 5 groups, (n=12). They were treated with hydro-alcoholic extract of H. perforatum (topical gel 10%) (Group 1), P. atlanti
    Read more

    Effective Use of Dental Implants and Prosthetics for Dental Missions: Clinical Case Presentations- Juniper Publishers

    Image
    JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY & ORAL HEALTH Effective Use of Dental Implants and Prosthetics for Dental Missions: Clinical Case Presentations Authored by Charles J Arcoria Abstract Dentists practicing in a mission setting have limited options for comprehensive treatment of patients because of the distance from the full resources available in conventional dental office setting. Because of the limited time aspect of team mission work, emergency extractions and limited operative treatment are typically performed. Inherently, the lack of follow-up care with extensive restorations and the need for proper maintenance, preclude many treatment modalities. As a result, this efficient but not simplistic model of mission dentistry is designed to deliver treatment that can be quickly accomplished with recurrent follow-up over a series of eight week time frames. These three clinical case presentations document the type of functional and esthetic tr
    Read more

    Guided Tissue Regeneration using an Equine Bio-absorbable Collagen Membrane with or without Equine Bone Graft in the Treatment of Intrabony Defects in Patients with Aggressive Periodontitis Results of 18 month- Juniper Publishers

    Image
    JUNIPER PUBLISHERS-OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF DENTISTRY & ORAL HEALTH Guided Tissue Regeneration using an Equine Bio-absorbable Collagen Membrane with or without Equine Bone Graft in the Treatment of Intrabony Defects in Patients with Aggressive Periodontitis Results of 18 month Authored by Mahmoud Helmy Belal Abstract Background: Successful periodontal regeneration is considered a gold standard for periodontists. Several GTR materials and bone grafts have been attempted but showed variable success rates. Objective: The present randomized clinical and radiographic study was undertaken to compare the effectiveness of guided tissue regeneration (GTR) by using equine bioabsorbable collagen membrane with or without equine bone graft in the treatment of periodontal intrabony defects affected by aggressive periodontitis. Materials and Methods: Ten systemically healthy patients with 20 periodontal intrabony defects were enrolled as a split mouth design. These de
    Read more