Acupuncture in Prosthodontics
Authors : Dr Rohit Raghavan , Dr Shreshta Sathish . Abstract Acupuncture has been accepted to effectively treat chronic pain by inserting needles into the specific ‘‘acupuncture points’’…
Dr Rohit Raghavan
Volume 9 · Issue 3
Guident February 2016
10 articles across 5 specialties.
GUIDENTFebruary2016Prosthodontics
Prosthodontic and Periodontic Rehabilitation of a Mobile Tooth in Esthetic Zone
Aim- To treat and prostheticallyrehabilitate mobile lateral incisor having apalatogingival grooveand abony defect. Method and material – A male patient with a palatogingival groove and…
Dr. Himanshu Aeran
Access to Better Dentures
Preservation of alveolar bone is the main aim of conventional tooth-retained overdenture. Preservation of teeth for overdenture can improve retention and stability. In this case report…
Dr. Rubina tabassum
Presurgical Management of Bilateral Cleft Lip and Palate in a Neonate
A cleft lip and palate consists of fissures of the upper lip and/or palate and is the most commonly seen orofacial anomaly involving the middle third of the face. Early treatment of these…
Dr. Rajendra Avhad
Orthodontics
Multidisciplinary Ortho- Perio Treatment Approach in Treating Periodontally Compromised Adult Patient: Adult Orthodontics.
In 21st century dental care, an increasing number of adult patients are seeking orthodontic treatment . In adult patients, a combined multidisciplinary therapy often offers the best option…
Dr. Falguni Mehta
Soft Tissue Profile Changes Associated with Maxillary Anterior Retractionsoft Tissue Profile Changes Associated with Maxillary Anterior Retraction
The soft -tissue drape of the face plays an important role in the facial esthetics, speech and other physiologic functions. The orthodontist is often confronted with the need to predict…
Dr. RINKOO JOSE
Endodontics
Biomechanical Considerations in Endodontically Treated Teeth. a Successful Endodontics Treatment Is Not Game over!
A Successful Endodontic treatment is not Game Over! Abstract There is a preponderance of literature assessing and comparing the advantages and drawbacks of post endodontic restorative…
Dr.Vinnie Mehta
What Could Be the Possible Reason for the Low Percentage of Success in the Root Canal Treatment of Teeth with Pulp Necrosis with Evident Radiographically Periapical Lesion( Apical Periodontitis) Called by Us as Necropulpectomies II and Cases of Re-Treatme
Root canal treatment of teeth with necrosis (gangrene) and with evident, chronic radiographically visible periapical lesion (apical periodontitis). These cases are considered infectious…
Dr. Annil Dhingra
Oral Medicine
Orofacial Movement Disorders
Orofacial movement disorders are often misdiagnosed as temporomandibular disorders, hence understanding these conditions is pertinent for the practitioner treating orofacial pain. Aspects…
Dr. Suraj Agarwal
Pedodontics
A Case of Unusual Root Morphology in Primar First Molar with Single Root and Taurodontism
Primary molars are mostly multi‑rooted with the primary maxillary molars usually having three roots and primary mandibular molars are having two roots1. The incidence of root…
Dr. Karthikeyan Radhakrishnan