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Restorative treatment of the extensively traumatized dentition.
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[Internal resorption: from diagnosis to clinical problems].
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[Fractures of the maxilla with involvement of the orbital floor. 1. Introduction].
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[Cosmetic restoration of anterior teeth. New clinical experiences].
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Kaokoland and its people.
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The reason for and the pattern of tooth loss in patients treated at Ga-Rankuwa Hospital.
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[Reconstruction of a missing lateral incisor].
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Trauma to permanent teeth of children, aged 8, 12 and 15 years, in Ireland.
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[Features of anterior injured teeth in Zaire].
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[Intralingual ectopic tooth of traumatic origin].
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[Endodontic solutions to extensive periapical radiolucencies].
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Dental evidence of survived calamities in wild animals.
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[Mandibular osteoradionecrosis. Clinical study and presentation of two cases].
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[Injuries of teeth with incomplete tooth roots and root forming capacity].
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Rehabilitation of the patient at risk for osteoradionecrosis: a case report.
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[Scanning electromicroscopic studies of the surface of teeth. I. After manual treatment with tooth cleansers. II. Tooth cleaning with power-driven instruments].
Scanning electron microscopic examination of tooth surfaces after using manually operated instruments to remove calculus showed distinct lesions on the hard substances of the tooth. The extent of damage depends considerably on the area of the tooth treated (the border between the enamel and the cementum is particularly endangered), the amount of force used, and the length of time required for treatment. Examination of tooth surfaces following application of various types of power-driven scaling instruments revealed that lesions of the hard substances on the tooth are possible. The extent of the damage depends on several different factors, particularly the pressure applied and the area of the tooth treated. The border between the enamel and the cementum is particulary endangered.