A complicated crown fracture, a common dental injury, occurs when a tooth’s outer layer (the enamel) is damaged, exposing the inner dentin and potentially affecting the pulp. This type of fracture can result from various causes, such as accidents, falls,…
Irreversible pulpitis is a significant dental condition that demands prompt attention. It occurs when the dental pulp, the innermost part of a tooth containing nerves and blood vessels, becomes inflamed and damaged beyond repair. This condition typically results from untreated…
Grossly carious molars in children, which refer to severely decayed and damaged molar teeth, can be attributed to various causes. In a formal and academic style, here are some key factors contributing to this dental condition: Poor Oral Hygiene: Inadequate…
Dentistry is a field of precision and expertise, and one of the most prevalent challenges dental professionals face is rampant caries. This aggressive form of tooth decay can be a perplexing issue for both patients and dental practitioners. In this…
Chronic hyperplastic pulpitis, often referred to as pulp polyp, represents a unique and intriguing dental condition that warrants a comprehensive examination within the broader context of endodontics. This condition manifests as an overgrowth of pulp tissue in response to chronic…
Baby Bottle Caries, also known as Early Childhood Caries (ECC) or Nursing Bottle Caries, is a concerning dental condition that affects young children. This dental ailment can have severe consequences if left unattended. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve…
Introduction Baby bottle caries, also known as bottle rot or early childhood caries, is a common dental condition among infants and toddlers. It is caused by frequent and prolonged exposure of a child’s teeth to sugary liquids, such as milk…
An 18-year-old female presented at the outpatient department of operative dentistry with esthetic concern and want fillings of fractured incisal edges. History reveals trauma to the anterior region 5 years ago. Clinical examination showed a fracture of the incisal edge…
A 24-year female presented to the outpatient department of operative dentistry with a chief complaint of pain and mobile left mandibular canine. Clinical examination revealed mobile retained deciduous canine and Ectopic eruption of both permanent mandibular canines. This particular…
A 40-year-old patient presents with a fractured amalgam restoration on a molar. How would you approach the restoration replacement? A 65-year-old patient requires a Class II composite restoration on a mandibular premolar. What considerations are important in this case? A…
Radicular cyst Radicular cyst or Odontogenic keratocyst Interesting case report of 55 year old patient, which on clinical examination seems to be Odontogenic cyst but on histological examination was radicular cyst. Article published in Indian Journal of Multidisciplinary Dentistry, Vol. 3, Issue 3, May-July 2013 …