In vitro study of 99m-technetium labeled pumice: penetration in fissures.
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Acid Etching, Dental↗
Biomedical subjects
J R Jasmin
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Scanning electron microscopy study of the fitting surface of fissure sealants.
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Dental Enamel↗
[Bruxism in children and adolescents].
It is important to know child bruxism symptomatology and etiology. It will allow diagnosis by simple endo and exo oral examination, in deciduous and mixte denture. Early treatment of bruxism can then be established, preserving integrity of permanent denture.
Adolescent↗
Multiple dental extractions in a child with Glanzmann's thrombasthenia: report of case.
Patients with Glanzmann's thrombasthenia have a tendency to hemorrhage. This report shows evidence, however, that extractions in children with the disease can be accomplished without supplemental therapy.
Blood Platelet Disorders↗
Semi-fixed appliance to treat injurious lip habit: report of case.
This semi-fixed appliance permits proper oral hygiene and intermittent use of the appliance. Lip-biting is often a cyclic problem, thus a semi-fixed appliance may be reinserted by the dentist as needed.
Child↗
[Special aspects of periodontal physiopathology in the child].
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Child↗
Fabrication of a more durable fixed anterior esthetic appliance.
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Crowns↗
Latent fluorides: report of case.
This case report examines the effects of a long-term exposure to fluoride on the teeth of two children who started to drink a highly fluoridated mineral water when they were three years and four years of age, respectively. A clinical and SEM study was conducted to supply evidence of the harmful effect of fluoride ingestion at above optimal levels and to ask for an explicit labeling of drinks that contain more than 1 ppm/F.
Adolescent↗
Local treatment of minor aphthous ulceration in children.
Pain is commonly associated with minor aphthous ulceration in children. It results mostly from secondary infection and lasts from eighteen hours to three days. The use of a cyanoacrylate adhesive provides a symptomatic relief within minutes and shortens the healing time.
Child↗