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E Natkin

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PubMed1992

Midtreatment flare-ups.

It should be apparent that the prompt and effective treatment of midtreatment flare-ups of all types is an essential and integral part of the overall endodontic treatment procedure. The expeditious management of these flare-ups will do much to enhance a positive attitude among patients toward endodontic treatment and to ensure the well-being and comfort of these patients.

Dental Pulp Diseases↗
PubMed1990

Hyperostosis and fixed partial denture pontics: report of 16 patients and review of literature.

A total of 19 hyperostoses underlying mandibular posterior fixed partial dentures were observed in 16 patients. In three patients the lesions were bilateral. Histologic examination of hyperostoses from eight patients showed that they were composed essentially of hyperplastic lamellar bone. Radiographic and clinical evidence suggested that subpontic hyperostoses are chronic, slow growing lesions with an exclusive predilection for the mandibular molar-premolar site. They appear to have variable growth rates and attain widely variable maximum size. The etiology of subpontic hyperostoses is unknown, but it is possible that inflammation, trauma, mandibular and occlusal function, and genetic factors, either individually or in combination, play a role in the initiation and development of these lesions. Subpontic hyperostoses have potential periodontal and restorative implications that may require their surgical removal.

Adult↗
PubMed1990

The zebra hunt.

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Diagnosis, Differential↗
PubMed1975

Anginal pain referred to the teeth. Report of a case.

A case is reported in which initial anginal pain was localized to the area of the left posterior teeth. Subsequently the patient reported that at certain times he experienced pain in the area of the left posterior teeth with concomitant chest pain while at other times the pain was confined to the teeth.

Adult↗