Tooth extraction
Effects of caffeic acid phenethyl ester on palatal mucosal defects and tooth extraction sockets
... (tooth extraction defect with no treatment, n=21) and caffeic acid phenethyl ester (tooth extraction defect treated with caffeic acid phenethyl ester [caffeic acid phenethyl ester, 10 μmol/kg, ...
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Effect of Beta-Blockers on Number of Osteoblasts and Osteoclasts in Alveolar Socket Following Tooth Extraction in Wistar Rats
... Considering the above mentioned findings, vari- ous researchers have suggested the use of β2- adrenergic receptor antagonists in prevention or treat- ment of bone resorption. [7-18] Several reports discuss the decreased ...
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Patients Compliance and Follow Up Rate after Tooth Extraction
... after tooth extraction, and secondly to check the compliance to possible strengthening of the primary and secondary health units and to find out the patients who sternly follow the postoperative ...
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A Study of Taboos among General Population before and after Tooth Extraction
... Abstract:- In day to day life, every dental care professional faces taboos among different population. Myths and taboos play an important role in everyone’s life. Even though, India is a country where it is said to be ...
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Morphological Classification of Extraction Sockets and Clinical Decision Tree for Socket Preservation/Augmentation after Tooth Extraction: a Systematic Review
... following tooth extraction ...that extraction socket preservation prevented from bone remodelling even in sites with less than 1 mm of buccal bone ...
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Oral Health Determinants and Demographic Factors of Permanent Tooth Extraction in Iranian Adults
... and tooth preservation was accompanied by higher quality of life [3] ...more tooth enamel erosion that indicates the im- portance of tooth extraction (TE) evaluation, tooth care and its ...
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Various autogenous fresh demineralized tooth forms for alveolar socket preservation in anterior tooth extraction sites: a series of 4 cases
... The results of clinical and radiologic studies per- formed in the present study suggest that socket dimen- sional changes following tooth extraction are prevented or reduced using Auto-FDT. Radiographs ...
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oa Kenya Past and Present - The practice of tooth extraction
... Arkell (1949) suggests that the extraction of i incisors, which was common to the hunting/II fishing populations between latitudes 19° ; Nand 15° N, could have been diffuse[r] ...
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A comparative study of delayed and immediate tooth extraction in the presence of acute infection
... of extraction, in group 1, majority of patients experienced no pain, some patients experienced mild annoying pain and only few patients experienced nagging, uncomfortable pain (pain score 3-4 in visual analogues ...
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Immediate Implant Following Tooth Extraction- A Case Series
... This article describe about the case reports of immediate placement of implant in freshly extraction socket incorporation with bone graft promoting healing and overcoming the problem of jumping distance >1mm. ...
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Do Oral or Minimally Invasive Cheek Tooth Extraction Techniques Reduce the Incidence of Post operative Complications in the Horse When Compared to Repulsion Methods?
... Cheek tooth removal could be indicated for a number of reasons, as demonstrated by the variation and scope of inclusion criteria between ...the extraction method used and, in turn, the outcome of the ...
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Immediate implants in infected sites
... Dental implant placement after tooth extraction is known as immediate implant implantation. Immediate implant placement is indicated primarily to replace missing teeth with pathologies ., 2012) Immediate ...
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The Relationship between Socket Blood Sugar and Post-Extraction Complications in Type II Diabetic and Non-Diabetic Patients
... for tooth extraction in diabetic patients compared with non-diabetics, the present study was undertaken to evaluate and compare the relationship between the tooth socket blood sugar levels and ...
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Molecular and Cellular Aspects of Socket Healing in the Absence and Presence of Graft Materials and Autologous Platelet Concentrates: a Focused Review
... Evidence from the experimental data from the dog model reveal that, after tooth extraction and socket grafting procedure, a fibrin network entraps the graft particles. Inflammatory cells and osteoclasts ...
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Alveolar ridge preservation with d-ptfe membrane a randomized controlled trial
... Guided bone regeneration (GBR) techniques utilize barrier membranes to refrain gingival cells from penetrating into the defect to be regenerated. The concept of compartmentalization was introduced by Melcher [12] to ...
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Management of Radicular Cyst of Primary Molar: Case Report & Literature Review Shilpi Tiwari 1* and Sudhakar Reddy 2
... tenderness, tooth mobility, and bluish tinge of the overlying mucosa caused by buccal expansion of the cortical plates ...successor tooth or the loss of its vitality may also ...removal, tooth ...
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FEM ANALYSIS FOR STRESS DISTRIBUTION OF ROOT ANALOGUE ZIRCONIA DENTAL IMPLANT: A REVIEW
... In immediate implantation of Zirconia, following tooth extraction, however, a socket often presents dimensions that may be considerably greater than the diameter of a conventional implant. Hence, after ...
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Evaluation of the Outcome of Alveolar Socket Prevention by placing either Bio-Oss or Bio-Oss with Platelet Rich Fibrin, followed by delayed Implant placement: A Prospective Clinical study
... after tooth extraction, with nearly 2/3rds of the resorption happening in the first 3 ...after extraction and found that 40-60% of the bone loss occurs after the first two ...post extraction ...
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SURVEY OF THE TOOTH THAT CAN BE TREATED WITH ROOT CANAL TREATMENT, BUT ENDS UP WITH EXTRATION IN JIZAN, SAUDI ARABIA
... After obtaining approval from the Supervisor, a Twenty five question survey and informed consent was developed and distributed to dentists in Jizan, Saudi Arabia. Questions evaluated both their perceptions of endodontic ...
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Influence of time after extraction on the development of gingival invagination: study protocol for a multicenter pilot randomized controlled clinical trial
... orthodontic tooth move- ment will be performed in a time interval 2 to 4 weeks after tooth extraction versus tooth movement initiated in a time interval >12 weeks after extraction ...
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