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G Minervini

Publications and source records attributed to G Minervini.

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[Open bite: classification and etiopathogenetic examination].

In the present study different types of "open-bite" have been taken under consideration. First of all, have been analysed the main etiopathogenetic factors which are the causes of the malformation in sphere of various classifications.

Fingersucking↗
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[Water absorption by composite resins].

A literature review about water absorption in dental composites has led to a number of hypotheses made for the variables affecting the experimental behaviour. It follows a discussion about the possible advantages and disadvantages of the fenomenon.

Absorption↗
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[Etiological problems of anterior tooth crowding: the role of the third molar].

The authors discussed about the extraction or not of the 3 degrees molar either to prevent or correct the dental crowding. They state that, since there is no definitive evidence of the real importance of the 3 degrees molar in creating dental crowding, it is not possible to perform without discrimination 3 degrees molar germectomy nor the extraction for prevention.

Adolescent↗
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[Teratomas of the facial mass].

The A. after bringing up to date the bibliografic dates about the subject, describes the cases T of maxillo-facial district reported by the literature. Subsequently, he illustrates the most recent classifications and etiopathogenic and anatomic-pathologic theories formulated on these neoformations.

Facial Neoplasms↗
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[Cephalometry of cleft lip and palate].

This study demonstrated that there were basic differences in facial morphology between patients with cleft lip and palate and subjects with non clefting. The findings are obtained on cephalometric analysis of skull's teleradiograph L-L. These differences are for all pratical purposes confined to the maxillary complex. The mandible appear, instead, normal unless in the position in every respect in the not cleft lip and palate subjects.

Adolescent↗
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[Surgical and nonsurgical therapy: possibilities and limits in treatment of periodontal disease].

Authors expose literature about kinds of periodontal lesions recovery achieved by surgical and non-surgical techniques to establish which of them is preferable and when. They emphasize that, by both techniques, recovery occurs through a "long epithelial attachment" and that is very preferable the surgical technique of tissues guided regeneration gained by membranes that allows the formation of a "new attachment".

Dental Scaling↗
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[Cysts and pseudocysts of the maxillary sinus].

The AA. describe the aetiopathogetical remarks, the actual nosologic and histopathologic arrangement, the clinical observations, the diagnostic and therapeutic trend of the cysts and pseudocysts arising from the mucosa of the maxillary sinus.

Humans↗
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[Orthodontic treatment and periodontal injury].

The authors examine the literature about the relationship between orthodontic treatment and periodontal tissues health and consider the problems relating to orthodontic therapy in periodontopatic patient.

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[Cranial base in patients with cleft lip and palate].

The AA. discuss the problem of morphology of cranial base in children with cleft lip and palate, using a cephalometric appraisal. They record the data from 28 patients with cleft and from 30 normal children; the linear dimensions from nasion to sella and sella to basion are significantly reduced in the cleft lip and palate group, while cranial base angulation doesn't differ between the cleft sample and the control group.

Adolescent↗