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no personal or financial interests in the matters discussed unless otherwise explicitly disclosed. Dr. Neil Pand BDS, MFGDP, MFDS Healthy Smiles (Pvt. Ltd.) The Dental Clinic Opposite Hotel Ambassador - Below VAUDE / Illy - Next to Suwal Music and Movies Ananda Bhavan, Lazimpat, Kathmandu, Nepal Dr
May 12, 2020
Nepal
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NicolaHello Josh, Yes you Can you use this Copper ZOP cement under a SSC !! And it works really great , the surrounding gum tissue looks so good, even if the margins are not well fitted, that it just seems unbelieveble.... untill you do the experience and you can see it with your own eyes ! Apical
January 10, 2015
Pediatric Dentistry
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to make a small incision to relax the tissue. Start with a small palatal incision. I have not had one not seat fully. But I agree that it is a pain in the ass to do it that way. For the future, it would be a good idea to consider a long term temp to let the gums heal with the shape of a tooth. Makes
January 04, 2021
Implantology
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. The whole point is that the area will be super easy to keep clean. None of those deep pockets, inflamed gums, picks and irrigators. His previous crowns were deep subgingival, didn't fit so wonderfully and all had decay. This guy....will very easily be able to clean his teeth in a couple of minutes
January 21, 2016
Restorative Dentistry
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I shouldn't be, but I'm ascared of Plavix, et al. Plavix is nothing be scared of Pradax, Xeralto, have a healthy caution for Eliquis, document and be under 2.5 INR for Coumadin, ask about aspirin and worry about it if they have taken a lot over the last 24 hours But don't worry about Plavix Update
February 28, 2020
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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? Good question! Its gonna open a can of worms... but I dont like the once you are on PM then you are always on PM... If a pt presents to our office without active inflammation w/pocketing but has recession/boneloss.... we dont start them on PM.. we start them with a 1110 and mark it as healthy w
February 08, 2023
Hygiene Discussions
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a photo taken with the correct settings. It seems like you used the headshot setting for the close up. I'm still trying to understand what is wrong with this case. I can see the patient asking what is this dark area on my gum tissue? And I can hear me saying It's the fucking metal rod
February 17, 2024
Cosmetic Dentistry
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the reason they show up pristine. They light up when you tell them how well they are doing and how healthy they are. Remember, we need to get in their heads. That is 90% of the battle. They spend more time breaking down the room and writing notes than actual cleaning. Streamline everything around
August 16, 2024
Hygiene Discussions
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and none of the healthy individuals. The diagnostic platform could even help identify possible drugs to treat chronic fatigue syndrome. By exposing the participants' blood samples to drug candidates and rerunning the diagnostic test, the scientists could potentially see whether the drug improved the immune
May 05, 2019
General Health
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is having pain on lower right side with blisteron gums. Exam revealed crack tooth, previous endo with poor prognosis. Wants tooth out. I would have referred this out prior to Murph course because 3'rd molar and also because of prior endo history . Not No More! This one's mine! LOL
December 14, 2017
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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with limited resources. Healthy Smiles, Healthy Children (HSHC): The Foundation of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry is a microcosm of dentistry's do-good spirit. HSHC
May 2015
by Paul Amundsen
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have leathery dentin, you almost HAVE To go for it. When it is hard (but not as clean looking as healthy dentin) you have a choice to make. I usually explain it to the patient and let them co-decide. They understand that endo may be in their near future (or we may end up buying them some time) I am
September 07, 2015
Cariology
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I'm self insured- family of 5, 50 years old, healthy non smoker. We have CareFirst Blue Cross. Our insurance has jumped astronomically over the past several years. Right now we are paying $1850 a month and just got notice that they are increasing our monthly premiums to $2250 a month
August 20, 2014
Medical / Health Insurance
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for anything currently. I would say ASA 1Check their airway, cardiac,respiratory before sedating. Solid ASA II I am in the ASA 2 camp with no meds or noted systemic disease. There are some underlying factors that put them in the not totally healthy ASA 1 category because of physiology. Their life
August 31, 2014
Anesthesiology
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Did you know that tooth decay is one of the most common chronic diseases? Foods are known to impact the overall health of a person, as well as their oral hygiene. Without eating healthy foods researchers believe that oral disease progresses faster, and potentially more severe in people with poor
February 10, 2021
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. As promised, on today's episode I'm providing URLs (links) to articles and research that clearly demonstrate that healthy and fit professionals and business owners make (on average) ... 200% - 400% MORE than their out-of-shape, unhealthy peers. So, if you're like me and the most successful Members
September 04, 2018
by Ken Newhouse
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Hi everyone I have a 27 yeras old healthy pt, He wants an implant #31. #7 has periapical cyst which is asymptomatic. I advised him to get that treated but he wants to focus on #31 for now. Healthy periodontium otherwise. would it be okay to do #31 implant? Please advise. Thanks To truly gauge
September 21, 2020
Implantology
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What are your experiences with Neoputty as a direct pulp cap in primary teeth? Had a tooth L today that had caries approximating the pulp. Asymptomatic. Upon excavation, I had a pinpoint exposure-almost as if the dentin was removed but the pulp was not knicked. Pink but no blood. Looked healthy
September 28, 2023
Pediatric Dentistry
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where necessary. Assessing the Periodontal Health of Your Practice How healthy are your patients and how healthy do you want them to be? It’s easy to get caught up providing routine treatment
April 2014
by Trisha E. O'Hehir, RDH, MS
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and healthy. What I think most people don't realize is there is WAY more to the health of the teeth, mouth, smile, then the amount of tooth removed. Tooth enamel removal is only a small part of the health. I've seen plenty of no prep cases that are not healthy. We need to worship more
July 20, 2014
Cosmetic Dentistry
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My patient is in the chair. I am working on her braces and last appt I did a little IPR for her on the lower left. I anesthetized with 2% lido due to her comfort and slight bleeding on her gums. Today she says after I worked on her, she developed a cold sore on her left external cheek area
April 07, 2016
Orthodontics
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. General advice seems to be not to reposition. Pt to be back in a week for follow up. Any other considerations? from the image there appears to be little to no visible trauma to the gums around the tooth. If it had moved physically you would expect to see some trauma? What I am wondering
October 10, 2019
Pediatric Dentistry
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injections? will it go away? Thank you. this can and does happen and will likely pass in a few days. Have pt avoid area and use anti inflammatory meds. How much anesthetic are you...My guess is you are using 1:100,000 epi. Switch to 1:200,000 and this issue will go away. It probably looks like the gums
September 03, 2015
Anesthesiology
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Have patient who feels that gums in max anterior burn, worsened with smoking, extremely dry mouth after taking adderall. Patient of record for 3 years but this has never occurred before. smokes about once an hour. Teeth are non mobile, non carious, periodontally: no bop, no deep probing depths
August 17, 2017
Pharmacology
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Thoughts? NP. 33yo white female. Community clinic she was seen at for LOE said go see endodontist. Patient was having discomfort and swelling on the left side, but this coincided with whenshe says she fished out a popcorn kernel from her gums andhad a canker sore on her cheek. 19
May 03, 2018
Endodontics -- The ENDO Files
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is a disappoinment in those tight spaces. So, it doesn't allow the Support grind out option? We use that pretty frequentlyIt allows you to grind out the guide by the gum virtually but it doesn't let you grind out the teeth either side or move forward in the workflow. In the past you were able to move
July 26, 2017
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I lean back in calm reflection, With close-up views of your complexion, And taste the flavor of your thumbs While you massage my flabby gums. To me no woman can be smarter Than she who scales away my tarter, And none more fitted for my bride Than one who knows me from inside. At least as far as she has gotten She sees how much of me is rotten.
October 03, 2021
Poems Written by Townies or Your Favorites
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at a seminar I recently attended was a professional high xylitol concentration mint or gum and using carbamyl peroxide in trays for carries control in patients that have lost the ability to manage for themselves.put her on 3 month...
February 10, 2014
Hygiene Discussions
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laterForgot to add a comment : premolar area will be evaluated after metal inserts for occlusion guidance will be removed . Orthodontist and I waited a long time for the permanent eruption with gum retraction but patient has delayed eruption so far . He was very insecure about his smile due short
April 13, 2015
Periodontics
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Does anyone have any experience managing cervical root hypersensitivity in a patient diagnosed with Eosinophilic Esophagitis? I just had a near 40 year old that came in for a limited exam with a chief complaint of thermal gum line sensitivity. Clinical and radiographic exam were unremarkable
February 27, 2019
The Oral-Systemic Health Connection
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This is how the patient presented for impression. This is 10 months later... Occlusion is light if anything. No excursives. FPD fit passively and was removed to ensure no cement remaining. What does the gum tissue look like around the implant? Any bleeding or...When you placed the bridge
March 27, 2018
Implantology
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can't imagine charging for it. Not to sound like a dick, but any would you charge for it? Not really. Cetacaine is a topical. SRP can not be effectively executed without fully anesthetizing gums and teeth imo. Dino I use cetacaine for SRP all the time and patients do great! they love not being
March 18, 2014
Hygiene Discussions
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Patient had a whole quad of long standing teeth broken off below the gums (some roots covered by gingiva). Any pointers on reflecting the tissues with the heavy / tough granulation tissue that surrounds the teeth and alveolar bone. What a mess! I never can get to nice clean bone and obtain a clean
May 15, 2019
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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A friend of mine called me and asked if I could help her friend out who was visiting for the day and was continuing on her trip the next day and wouldn't be back to her home for a couple of weeks. I said yes and the patient presented with #7 a porcelain crown broken off at the gum line. We
October 11, 2018
Coding Q&A
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tender. Mildly fungated on texture, I dont know if that is the right word but there you have it, I think i covered most of the description. What is this called? Diagnosis? TIA Looks like HPV to...I would just go through the classical bump on the gum diagnosis (ie) Diff diagnosis
October 27, 2016
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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Sorry no images but deep ML abfraction close to the nerve on #24, it goes under the gums, not going to be fun but what do you all suggest? Pt is asymptomatic but I feel this tooth can snap with a bite into a hard apple. Im planning on a composite, no anesthesia, good bevel on L surface anyone here
December 18, 2017
Restorative Dentistry
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Hello. I am sorry I don't have any picture for this case. I had a patient who came in with #8 and #9 broken at gum line. He has #7 and #10 single tooth implants that are looking great in mouth and on PA. I recommended getting 2 new implants on #8 and #9, but after the initial exam, I kept thinking
October 31, 2018
Implantology
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is to empower children and adults to enjoy ultimate oral health and avoid unnecessary dental treatments. Tooth decay and gum disease are preventable and can be reversed with early detection, adequate home care, and good health education. Mouth health impacts general health. If we prevent transfer of oral
January 01, 2017
by howard
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if we want to show the pt esthetic improvement after crown lengthening, I think the technician would trim the gum line apically on the dental cast prior to waxing the teeth. Is it true? Is the gingival tissue coronal to the proposed incision line actually covered by the mock-up? Once
August 22, 2017
Restorative Dentistry
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Hello Friends This is my over denture patient. I placed two implants at site #22 and #27. Over denture was given and patient was in function for around 2 months. Patient comes back after 2 months and I see the locator attachment was gone. There were two bubbles coming out of his gums LL
February 11, 2017
Implantology
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Heard torbuculosis on the news last night. Ha!Don't know if this was already listed, this is a long post.: I once read a hygienist's notes that read: gums around tooth #3 inflamed and pussy Years ago I had an assistant shout down the hall fpr an autopsy bottle instead of the biopsy bottle
October 14, 2015
Jokes (Dirty and Political)
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Doramad Radioactive Toothpaste (1940-1945) Its radioactive radiation increases the defenses of teeth and gums. The cells are loaded with new life energy, the bacteria are hindered in their destroying effect. This explains the excellent prophylaxis and healing process with gingival diseases
November 15, 2020
Dental History
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Hello all, Patient coming in for extraction #16 next week . What do you think the root anatomy of #16 based on the x-ray? Looks like conical root thins out at the apex based on the PANO, but the PA doesn't suggests so. Clinically there is some distal crown left and exposed above the gum line
January 17, 2015
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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My office manager didn't like her old porcelain crowns on #8 and #9. Gum recession was showing the black ging margin on #9 too. She has a history of bruxing and lost her canine guidance too. She wanted a whiter, more youthful and more feminine smile. Treatment: Emax Pv's on 6,7,10,11
October 10, 2014
Cosmetic Dentistry
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Took open tray impression with copings connected with primotec resin. And patient started feeling abnormal right after impression. The resin was touching the gum as visible on the impression.<br/>Is this allergy. Medrol pack needed?Can't say that i've seen this before, but maybe the heat
February 02, 2017
Implantology
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once the implant gets to a depth you like. Any other words of wisdom or caution out there? Be sure to have a real tall healing cap ready. These are a bitch to uncover if they are 8mm under the gum.
January 22, 2020
Implantology
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. Patient having a hard time getting numb. Gums bleeding all over the dam place. Build up squirted in on both teeth. Not perfect, but he is coming in next week for crown preps, so it will get him by until then. Patient disappears.
March 18, 2015
Restorative Dentistry
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Gum treatment marathon - left side Patient was very excited about the surgery and the entire treatment took almost 10 hours, 2 sessions, 5 hours each. I used blood derivates I- PRF to help with the healing and stabilize the grafts. Blood derivatives treatment became popular
February 06, 2015
by Delia Tuttle
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was the answer you gave the patient? I hand scaled with a plastic scaler (useless) and couldn't feel anything. The patient thought he recently had a bristle from his toothbrush get stuck in the gums there. I irrigated with chlorhexidine and told him we'll check at his 4 month...How long ago was the implant
January 22, 2019
Implantology
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What is Umbrella... Umbrella effect is called the greyish appearance of the gum around full coverage restorations(crowns) ,which is intensified in presence of... How is it affected by lip? That is what i do not understand.It is about light penetration and reflection/diffusion.If you have
September 08, 2017
Cosmetic Dentistry
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