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A proper restoration of the interproximal space is one of the most important goals of the operative dentistry. The Authors after a critical review of periodontal injuries caused by poor filling and carving methods, suggest the operative procedures directed to a proper interproximal contour of the class 2 amalgam restorations.
After a look at the most common functional orthodontic appliances, the Authors suggest a special kind of activator and its own specific indications. They also describe the use of this activator in a case of both dental and skeletal malocclusion.
Diagnostic setting of patients with craniomandibular disorders, imposes a careful valuation of the single components of the stomatognathic system (articular, occlusal, neuromuscular) to identify the etiologic factors which have led to the pathology. The Authors illustrate a clinic standardized procedure evaluating the different aspects and punctualizing the importance of the anamnestic investigation to define the psycho-emotional component of the patient. Only a careful clinic valuation permits a therapeutic programme to obtain a stable result without any relapse.
The intent of this research is to describe the histopathological evolution of the carious lesion on the teeth with great crown caries. The histo-pathological study of the dental structure affected by carious lesion can favour a better uptake of some pathological and semeiotic events to whom often the clinician don't get to give an exact explanation.
After a brief review of the features and physiology of the silent period, its modifications in painful temporomandibular dysfunction are assessed with particular reference to their reliability in practical diagnosis. Six patients with the classic signs and symptoms as well as 7 healthy volunteers acting as controls were examined. In view of the results obtained as well as the discrepancies reported in the literature and the numerous variations in the methods used in stimulating, recording and measuring the silent period, it is concluded that this study can play no more than a supporting role in the diagnosis of the syndrome despite its value in experimental research.
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The Nevoid Basal Cell Carcinoma Syndrome (NBCCS) or Gorlin-Goltz syndrome, principally characterized by basal cell carcinomas, multiple jaw cysts and skeletal anomalies, is an interesting pathology for the dentist who is often the first clinician involved in the diagnosis of this syndrome. Because of the multisystem involvement and variable expressivity of NBCCS, patients affected by this syndrome must be evaluated by many medical and dental specialists in order to properly sequence their treatment.
Moving from the general definition of "handicap" "the Authors suggest a classification system based upon the most important altered function of a patient. A handicap situation happens when a patient needs special care in a dental office, both for particular oral changes due to his primary pathology or related therapy and for increased operatory risks.
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