A Journal of Clinical Dentistry-Heal Talk

20-21

Authors: Dr. Gaurang Mistry Professor Dr. Charushila Sardar Professor Dr Omkar Shetty HOD Dr Ankita S Gehi P.G Student

The human face has been the subject of study since man could first express himself. As civilizations have risen and subsequently faded away, one thing that has remained is art,in most cases, drawings, paintings, and so on of faces. During the Renaissance, da Vinci, Michaelangelo, and Duhrer led other artists to study faces. Facial proportion was discovered; there were standards set for balance and harmony of the lower face. Amongst all the research, the underlying theme that surfaced from all is the concept that there cannot be good balance and harmony in the lower face unless the vertical dimension is within normal limits. Hence the most important prerequisite for facial balance is a normal vertical dimension of the lower face.

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Authors: Dr.Charushila S.Sardar Professor, Miss. Siddhi S. Sardar

imagine a consultation where you just have some photos taken similar to a photo session like models do, & after that imagine us sitting & designing new smile in front of computer1. Innovations in digital technology & advancements in dental material science has made it easy to design beutiful smile as per patient desire. We can now use computer imaging softwear to design a beautiful smile.

28-30

Authors: Dr. Himani Yadav P.G. Student Dr. Naganandini.S Prof & HOD Dr. Simpy Mahuli Reader Dr. Abhishek Yadav Senior Lecturer Dr. Dushyant Pal Singh P.G. Student Dr. Wasim Sajid Bhatt P.G. Student

Introduction. Athletes are at greater risk of having dental caries, dental erosion and traumatic dental injuries. So, evaluation of self-perception among athletes can be very effectively utilized in the process of their performance enhancement. Objective: Oral health self-assessment of the athletes using WHO questionnaire 2013. Materials and methods: A cross-sectional study was carried out in athletes in SMS Stadium, Jaipur. Self-assessment of athletes were carried out with the help of WHO proforma 2013. Results A total of 300 athletes were included with 217(72.3%) males and 83(27.66%) females in the age group 10-35 years with mean age 22±5.04 years. About 85 participant's self-perceived opinion about the condition of their gums and teeth was poor or very poor. The main reason for visit to the dentist was pain (39.33%). The most commonly consumed in between meal sweet snacks include tea, coffee, soft drinks and biscuits. Cigarette was the most common type tobacco consumed by 43% of participants. Conclusion. Poor self-perceived opinion about the condition of their gums and teeth was observed.Pain and discomfort from oral diseases affects athletics' performance.

33-34

Authors: Dr. Rajiv K. Chugh BDS, MDS

Tissue engineering inherently involves recreation of a 3-dimensional(3-D) tissue structure from a source of cells derived from an endogenous source in the patient (e.g. bone wound healing) or from an exogenous source like a donor (e.g. skin). Biomaterials (scaffolds) are used to guide the organization, growth and differentiation of cells in the process of forming functional tissue and provide both physical and chemical signals. The interaction of the scaffold with stem cell population is of great importance in guiding the size shape and differentiation of bioengineered dental tissues .

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Authors: Dr. Ankita Khare P.G Student Dr. Krishna Deo Prasad Prof. & Head Dr. Jalaj Tak Reader Dr. Vineet Gupta Reader Dr. Ruchita Bali Senior Lecturer, Dr. Karan Sublok P.G Student

Solitary bone cyst (SBC) is an uncommon lesion that may be incidentally diagnosed in routine dental treatment. Clinical features may comprehend asymptomatic lesion, with no bone expansion, most commonly located on the posterior mandible area. Characteristic of the solitary bone cyst is a “scalloping effect” when the radiolucency extends between the roots of the teeth and interproximal bone. Microscopically the cyst is characterized by spaces of varying size, filled with unclotted blood surrounded by cellular fibroblastic tissue. Recommended treatment for SBCs is surgical exploration followed by curettage of an area of the bone to induce haemorrhage.

41-43

Authors: Prof. (Dr.) Himanshu Aeran

To establish continuity between diagnosis, prosthetic planning, and surgical phases ,use of transfer device is essential. The surgical guide template is fabricated by the restoring dentist after the presurgical restorative appointment(s), the final prosthesis design, optional abutment number and location, occlusal scheme, and implant angulation have been determined. A well developed plan should be transferred precisely, leaving little decision at the time of surgery.

47-48

Authors: Dr. Sonia Gupta P.G Student Dr. Nutan Tyagi Reader Dr. Vineeta Gupta Professor & Head Dr. Akansha Misra Senior Lecturer

The use of dental implant in oro-dental rehabilitation is most widely accepted even though complications do arise. To obtain better success rate of dental implant, early diagnosis of peri-implant disease is essential. This will result in prevention and effective management of peri-implant disease. If not diagnosed properly, it is a devastating condition that will result in failures of prosthesis. Diagnosis is based on patient history, careful clinical examination, radiographic examination and microbiological analysis. Once the implant restoration is placed, baseline clinical measurement and radiographic assessment is essential to allow monitoring of peri-implant condition. In this article, we attempt to review the various diagnostic techniques used for the analysis of peri-implant disease.