[On the topic of "implantology"].
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The general outlines and manifold aspects of oromaxillofacial pain are described on the basis of personal experience. Diagnostic difficulties are also outlined with emphasis on the basic features of symptomatic and essential forms. Finally the treatment protocol adopted is described with particular reference to symptomatic neoplastic forms.
The authors describe the therapeutic modalities for the care of epidermoid carcinoma of the buccal mucosa. Surgery and radiotherapy are equally effective in the early lesions, while for the advanced disease the therapy should always be combined.
The Authors describe the therapeutic modalities for the care of epidermoid carcinoma of the hard palate and superior gingiva. Surgery and radiotherapy are equally effective for the early stages, while in the advanced disease therapy should be always combined.
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The authors, with their experience in the field of dépistage of maxillofacial cancer, propose the establishment of a health education program for prevention and early diagnosis.
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Four commercial dental restorative composites with different filler contents, were tested for the effects of postcuring and water sorption on elastic modulus, compressive strength and ultimate strain. Large variations in mechanical properties were seen; water sorption plasticizes the matrix, causing loss of low molecular weight substances.
Incorrect etiopathological evaluation of trigeminal neuralgia could result in therapeutic mistakes. Some of the clinical cases encountered are reviewed to point out diagnosis leading to valid therapeutic approaches.
The present study was undertaken to investigate the effects of vasopressor substances contained in local anesthetics in dentistry. The results obtained indicate substantial cardiac activity of these anaesthetics, as shown by electrocardiographic (EKG) tracings carried out on patients before and after anesthetization. The vasoconstrictors, adrenaline or noradrenaline, resulted at times in slight cardiac lesions which could not be observed clinically. Careful anamneses could avoid such situations.
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