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BDS notes, Question and Answers

  • Public Health Dentistry
  • Periodontics
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    • Anchorage In Orthodontics
    • Mandibular Growth, Functional Matrix
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Periodontics

Hemisection

February 6, 2025 by Sainavle Leave a Comment

"What is a hemisection and why is it performed?" Hemisection Hemisection is defined as “surgical removal of the root with associated part of the crown. It is used with reference to mandibular molars”. Glossary of periodontal terms 1986. Hemisection is also known as bicuspidization. Hemisection Procedure Local anesthesia should be given to the patient. … [Read more...] about Hemisection

Splinting In Periodontal Therapy

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Splinting In Periodontal Therapy "What is splinting in periodontal therapy and why is it important?" A periodontal splint is an appliance used for maintaining or stabilizing mobile teeth in their functional position. Principles of Periodontal Splinting Before proceeding for the splinting, following principles should be considered: Only after the completion of … [Read more...] about Splinting In Periodontal Therapy

Define And Classify Periodontal Splints

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A periodontal splint is an appliance used for maintaining or stabilizing mobile teeth in their functional position. Types Of Splinting In Dentistry Classification of Periodontal Splints According to the Period of Stabilization Temporary stabilization: Worn for less than 6 months Removable: Occlusal splint with wire and Hawley with splinting arch wire Fixed: … [Read more...] about Define And Classify Periodontal Splints

Causes Of Tooth Mobility

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Causes Of Tooth Mobility "What causes loose teeth in adults?" Following are the causes of tooth mobility: Loss of tooth support (Bone loss): Amount of mobility depends on the severity and distribution of bone loss at individual root surfaces, the length and shape of the roots, and the root size compared with that of the crown. Tooth with short, tapered roots is more … [Read more...] about Causes Of Tooth Mobility

Peri-implantitis

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Peri-implantitis "What is peri-implantitis and why does it occur?" Peri-implantitis is defined as an inflammatory process that affects the tissues around an osseointegrated implant and results in the loss of supporting bone. The term peri-implantitis was introduced in 1987 by Andrea Mombelli. Peri-implant mucositis is the term used to describe reversible inflammatory … [Read more...] about Peri-implantitis

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