Radiographic Evaluation of Periodontal Osseous Defects-A Retrospective Study
Journal Title: Saudi Journal of Oral and Dental Research - Year 2017, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
Abstract: Periodontal disease is the second most prevalent clinical entity among oral diseases, and is recognized as a serious public health problem. Osseous destruction as a result of periodontal disease is classified according to clinical criteria into horizontal (or even) and angular (or vertical) osseous destruction. The detection and accurate assessment of the location, extent and configuration of the endosseous defect is important for the determination of the tooth prognosis, the treatment plan and the maintenance procedures. Radiographic examination is a complementing mean of great importance to obtain the diagnosis of periodontitis, even though it does not reveal the real state of cellular activity, but shows the consequences upon dento alveolar structures. Keywords: chairside, gingival bone count index, orthopantomogram, periodontal osseous defects
Authors and Affiliations
K. L Vandana, Nazam Lakhani, P. G Naveen Kumar
Management of C-Shaped Root Canals Configuration-A Report of Five Cases
Abstract: A thorough knowledge of the root canal configuration including the morphology of teeth involved in root canal treatment is fundamental for effective endodontic treatment. This case report discusses successful m...
An Unusual Case of Desmoplastic Variant of Ameloblastoma in the Anterior Maxilla – A Case Report
Abstract:Desmoplasticameloblastoma (DA) is a rare subtype of ameloblastoma, exhibiting eloquent variation in its clinical, radiological and histologic appearance. In 2017 WHO classification of a head and neck tumour has...
SudiptaKar’s multi utility habit breaking appliance
Abstract: Habit is defined as a fixed practice produced by a constant repetition of acts. Oral habit may produce detrimental effect on oral and perioral structures if not intervened early. So oral habits are considered a...
OHRQoL: Oral Health Related Quality of Life : Complete Dentures
Abstract: When assessing the outcomes of dental treatment, it is important to consider the clinicians as well as the patients’ point of view. The dentist must attempt to restore, most often elderly patient with mental/ph...
Salivary Tumor Markers- A Review
Abstract:The first tumor marker reported was Bence Jones protein in 1846 by precipitation of a protein in acidified boiled urine. The measurement of Bence Jones protein has been a diagnostic test for multiple myeloma. Th...