Are we, as general practitioners, more focus on just treating the teeth and sometimes guilty of forgetting in assessing the periodontal conditions of our patients? By consensus as shown on this study done in Iran by Dr. Ali Montazeri, majority of the general public don’t fully realize the importance of periodontal health. Their focus is more on the pain and seems that adults have more understanding about tooth decay and its causes rather than the real significance of periodontal conditions that can really cause to lose their teeth eventually. Do read the post, “Common Perceptions of Periodontal Health and Illness Among Adults: A Qualitative Study” at DMD cEnter to encourage us to do more effort in educating our patients and create awareness regarding the importance of caring for their periodontal health.
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5 Useful Tips for An Effective Tissue Management
Every dentists know that making sure that the field where they do their work must be free as much as possible of saliva, blood, sulcular fluid and sometimes soft tissues such as the gums to prevent contamination or be able to have good visibility or impression of field. And, in order to achieve this, we need to apply the proper protocols the right way and use the right dental materials to achieve this. DMD cEnter gives you the 5 useful tips for an effective tissue management so as dentists, one will be able to do this flawlessly for better dental treatment result.
Removal of a Separated Endodontic Instrument: A Case Report
We all know that one of the worst nightmares when we are doing enlargement of the root canal is when the file we are using to enlarge it breaks and fracture inside the canal. Now we have to decide either to retrieve the file or just leave it be. Check out one of the cases like this shared by dentists, Mothanna K AlRahabi and Hani M Ghabbani from the College of Dentistry, Department of Restorative Dental Science, Taibah University, Madinah Al Munawwarah, Saudi Arabia wherein the article was first published online on February 21, 2020; issue and published: January 1, 2020.
Re-Establishment of an Occlusal Vertical Dimension: A Case Report
Handling a vertical dimension case is sometimes very challenging to most of us. However, we need to deal with the evaluation and re-establishment of occlusal vertical dimension (OVD) as this is one of the most important strategies of making our restorative treatments successful. This phase must not be neglected, because the decrease or increase of OVD causes damage to teeth, muscles, joint and difficult the patient’s swallowing and phonation. Read the article shared to DMD cEnter by Elaine Gomes Rodrigues de Assis, Flavio Henrique Baggio Aguiar,Renata Pereira,Marilia Mattar de Amoedo Campos Velo, Debora Alves Nunes Leite Lima, Maria Cecilia Caldas Giorgi that was published at the Journal of Dental Health, Oral Disorders & Therapy to learn more about it through a case study.
Pulpotomy VS Pulpectomy: What Does the Primary Tooth Need?
Not all dentists prefer to practice Endodontics more so with children as patient. One, there’s sometimes just too many unknowns until one finally opens the root canal up and deal with it. Two, there are cases when it is not what it seems. And, much, much, much more including handling the child without causing psychological trauma and fear. However, as dentist who believes to maintain the health and integrity of the teeth pulps because of their necessity for physiological growth of healthy permanent teeth with a long-term preserved function, then, one can’t get away practicing Endodontics with children when it becomes necessary. So, when can we really do Pulpotomy versus do a more radical Pulpectomy when primary teeth are involved? Read DMD cEnter post as we delve more into it.
Your Options For Effectively Addressing Non-Vital Tooth
It is always important that we as dentists know our options in addressing different clinical conditions we encounter in our dental practice. It is always best practice to review and update ourselves on these options as we simply cannot remember them all in detail especially if we don’t generally often use these treatments. If you are not a practicing endodontist, then, this article will allow you to review general information on our options in dealing with non-vital tooth. However, if you are an endodontist, you may find something new or can share your knowledge by commenting on the article to augment it and share your extensive knowledge with DMD cEnter dental community.
LASER Technology: Initial Intro on Our Dental Practice
In the world of the current technology, there are so many available developments that can make our dental treatments easier and better. One of them is the usage of Laser Technology. Are you interested in knowing more about it? Are you willing to initially know what it can do to your practice? Find out if this is something you’ll be willing to invest in and make your dental practice even better.
3 Common Dental Conditions & Temporary Advice We Can Give
This pandemic has changed the landscape on how we majorly schedule our patients. So, as we tackle this issue, here are some DIY home remedies that we can advice them that are evidence-base with research for 3 of the most common problems that are not emergency cases, but, definitely causes them probable pain and discomfort.
Significance of Delayed Dental Treatment that Negates the Mouth-Body Connection
Recently, I attended a webinar of PSP that discusses oral health in relation to CoVid-19 and it provided interesting information that inspired me to write on this topic. I ended up musing what’s happening now and what will be the effect of our actions now as dental professionals into the future such as the delegation of oral health being secondary and its seemingly disconnect of its significance to the over-all health; the effect of our delayed treatment to our patients when it is not an emergency or critical case; the main reason that drives our dental practice in this new norm and our moral dilemma as dental practitioners. Read and download further scientific information from the Journal of California Dental Society in regards to the current oral health with its significant correlation to the general health of our patients.
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