[Use of computer tomography in dentistry].
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Many practices are available for placing a dental radiographic film in the mouth. A uniform system is proposed to make the best of the advantages offered by the standarization of the intra-oral X-ray technique.
Five different diphosphonates have been parenterally applied to Syrian golden hamsters. Microscopic-metric and histological examinations revealed changes in size and structure in the incisors of those experimental animals which had received n-butylaminomethane diphosphonate. It is warned against the uncontrolled use of the tested diphosphonates for stomatological purposes.
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In the light of a literature review, the author deals with the significance of anorganic pyrophosphate in the mineralization process in the organism. Diphosphonates are synthetic substances which act on mineralisation. The author made experiments with them, the results of which might be of importance in the stomatological sphere with regard to caries reduction and plaque inhibition.
The concept of satisfaction is discussed from a psychopathological viewpoint with reference to complete edentulousness or complete dentures. The authors are of the opinion that the evaluation of the results from treatment with complete dentures should allow for subjective and objective appreciations. It is suggested to classify the patients in foundedly satisfied, unfoundedly satisfied, foundedly dissatisfied, and unfoundedly dissatisfied. Suggestions for the treatment of the respective groups are deduced.
Seven copies of intra-oral radiographs with typical informations were presented to 603 students for interpretation; of these, 547 were dental students of various years of study, and 56 (reference group) were medical students. It was found that the correct interpretation of radiographs depends upon the student's educational level as well as upon the degree of difficulty. From the results obtained, the authors draw conclusions as to the education of dental students in radiology, emphasis being on seminars in the interpretation of radiographs.