Providing dental care for the sexual abuse survivor requires a mixture of technical and interpersonal skills. It is often necessary to counteract the effects of long term dental neglect complicated by the psychological aspects of the oral cavity. Feelings of loss of control of an important psychologically and sexually charged area must be dealt with effectively. Dentists must be flexible in their approach to the patient, yet never compromise the standard of care. Examination of case histories provides illustrations and examples.

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New do-not-resuscitate policies.

Recurrent acute adult epiglottitis treated by epiglottectomy.

Excretion and absorption of methyl mercury after polythiol resin treatment.

Resolution of hemotympanum.

Increasing completion of advance directives.

A new polaroid adapter for the Zeiss surgical photo-oto-microscope.

Captive rage.