Endodontic Intracanal Medicaments and Agents: The Old and the New, What Is the Evidence? [0.03%]
根管内药剂的老与新 证据何在？
Anu Priya Guruswamy Pandian,Depti Bellani,Ritya Mary Jibu et al.
Anu Priya Guruswamy Pandian et al.
Successful endodontic treatment primarily depends on effective disinfection of the root canal system through the integrated use of irrigants, intracanal medicaments, and sealers. While traditional agents such as sodium hypochlorite, ethylen...
Fatma Banday,Eileen Hoskin,Akhila Damodar et al.
Fatma Banday et al.
The article discusses the science behind dental lasers and their potential applications across various dental procedures. It provides an overview of the theoretic background, including the principle of stimulated-emission introduced by Eins...
Blessy C Mathai,Zaineb Amjed Alnuaimy,Roba Hadad et al.
Blessy C Mathai et al.
Bloodborne pathogens (BBPs) are transmitted from an infected source to a healthy recipient through blood or blood-contaminated media, either percutaneously or transmucosally. Approximately 30 BBPs have been cited in the literature. Pathogen...
Srishti V Parekh,Selvakumar Jayaraman,Sara Hussain Alhammadi et al.
Srishti V Parekh et al.
Gingival enlargements (GEs) are a commonly observed clinical entity in dentistry. The etiology maybe local, systemic, or a combination. Having a good diagnostic certainty of the type of GE helps the clinician to not only manage the entity l...
Shranya Prabhakar,Shreya Sreehari,Vedaa Naik et al.
Shranya Prabhakar et al.
This article reviews the existing guidelines (or the lack thereof) for standardization of drug dosages and indications across global dental institutions and practices. Discrepancies related to drug dosing include, but are not limited to, th...
Davis C Thomas,Tanvee Somaiya,Ahana Ajayakumar et al.
Davis C Thomas et al.
Nonodontogenic toothaches (NOTAs) are toothaches of nondental origin with etiologies including but not limited to myofascial, cardiac, neurovascular, trigeminal neuralgia, sinus origin, infections, drugs, systemic conditions, and psychogeni...
Shankar Iyer,Lovely M Annamma,Muhammad Hassaan Rasheed et al.
Shankar Iyer et al.
Dental implant failures can be biologic, mechanical, or esthetic, occurring when the implant no longer functions as intended. Early failures often stem from surgical or biologic issues like poor osseointegration or infection, while late fai...
Implant Failures: Part 1 [0.03%]
植入物失败：第1部分
Rahul Rupapara,Anjali Ravi,Shankar Iyer et al.
Rahul Rupapara et al.
Dental implants are a predictable and effective modality for replacing missing teeth, with high long-term survival rates. However, implant failure can occur due to biologic, mechanical, or patient-related factors. Risk factors, such as smok...
Anu Priya Guruswamy Pandian,Abhishek Walhekar,Sudha Rani Jujuru et al.
Anu Priya Guruswamy Pandian et al.
Nanodentistry involves the use of nanoparticles (NPs) and nanomaterials to innovate and enhance dental treatment modalities. By modifying materials at the nanoscale, their physicochemical and biologic properties are significantly improved, ...
Kainat Anjum,Karpagavalli Shanmugasundaram,John Moran et al.
Kainat Anjum et al.
This review discusses the most prevalent factors causing local anesthesia (LA) failures in dentistry, ranging from operator error to systemic conditions. Various pharmacologic, inflammatory, and psychological factors contributing to LA fail...