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- March 30, 2020

Poor Oral Hygiene & Poor Dental Health leads to following bigger dental problems

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Orthodontic treatment of Class I malocclusion with highly placed canines, severe crowding, rotations in upper anterior - 10

- August 05, 2023

Diagnosis: A female patient came with the chief complain of irregularly placed upper and lower front teeth. The extraoral examination reveals mesoprosopic faceform, mesoocephalic headform, straight profile, competent lips, average nasolabial angle. The intraoral examination shows Class I molar relation, Class I canine relation with severe crowding in upper & lower anterior teeth, highly placed upper canines, overretained teeth in upper right & left 2nd deciduous molar, severe rotations present in upper central incisors. Diagnosis is Angle's Class I malocclusion with highly placed canines & severe crowding. Treatment Objectives: To correct crowding in upper & lower anterior teeth To level & align highly placed canines To correct rotations of upper central incisors To achieve ideal overjet and overbite To correct smile Treatment Plan: Extraction irt 55,65 Leveling and alignment Inter-proximal reduction Finishing and detailing Treatment Progress:

What is the right age of Orthodontic Treatment?

- July 04, 2020

The answer is: it depends! There are several factors that should taken into consideration before making a decision to start orthodontic treatment. But before we get into that, there are three important things you should know: 1. Permanent teeth start growing around 6 years of age The first permanent teeth to grow are the first molars which grow behind the very last milk molar tooth. Central incisors (front teeth) are the first teeth to replace the milk teeth. 2. It takes around 5-6 years to complete the transition from milk teeth to permanent teeth Most children get their full set of permanent teeth around age 12-13 years. 3. A child's age is not always an accurate indicator of dental development This means that some children develop and grow their teeth quickly while others do not. There are a variety of causes for delayed dental development and in most cases they are not given an importance and concern as long as permanent teeth grow eventually. Every child should be seen by a

Case Report: Single Visit Pulpectomy and Stainless Steel Crown

- May 28, 2020

A male patient with a chief complaint of pain on the upper left and lower right region. The patient had severe and continuous pain. The patient’s medical and familial history did not reveal any diseases. In the clinical examination of the oral cavity, large carious lesion was detected on the upper left second deciduous and lower right second deciduous molar. The tooth was sensitive to percussion and palpation. However, no sinus tracts or flow of pus was detected. The occlusal caries was observed on the lower left second deciduous molar. The single visit pulpectomy procedure of upper left second deciduous and lower right second deciduous molar was performed. Both the tooth was restored with stainless steel (SS) crown. The GIC restoration was done on the lower left second deciduous molar.