Editorial
Volume 2 Issue 10
MID - An Overlooked Paradigm for Caries Management
Asaad J Mirza.
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Minimal intervention dentistry (MID) is a contemporary dental treatment approach provided with the most important endeavor to conserve as much of the natural hard tooth tissues as possible. It involves caries risk assessment and focuses on the early diagnosis, prevention and intervention of dental caries. The concept of MID has evolved due to our deeper insight into caries disease process and the advent of better biorestorative materials and incorpora-tion of modern technology in dental profession. It has now been globally accepted that early detected non-cavitated carious lesion in enamel and dentine can repair through remineralization.
Perspective
Volume 2 Issue 10
Every Documented Detail Matters and Can Make a Huge Difference
Farrukh.
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Dental identification undertakes a primary role in the identi-fication of remains exclusively when deceased is decomposed, burned, dismembered, or skeletonized. Use of fingerprinted or DNA evidences annuls quite early with degree of post-mortem changes and traumatic tissue injury making identification more crucial by counting on dental comparison as the only method.
Case Report
Volume 2 Issue 10
Restorative Dentistry Associated with a Prosthesis on Unitary Implant in Aesthetic Rehabilitation: Case Report
Fernanda Ferreira Jasse, Kalena De Melo Maranhao, Julyanne Vaz Aramayo, Lia Enoly Monteiro Alves and Ana Cássia De Souza Reis.
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The increase in the demand of patients in search of aesthetic rehabilitative treatments has provided the development of several techniques for rehabilitation, especially when referring to the anterior teeth. With the evolution of restorative materials and adhesion procedures, ceramics have been used in corrections and dental reconstructions with high predictability of success, as it can reproduce the dental structure with naturalness. This clinical case report was used for aesthetic rehabilitation, free metal crown on implant in dental element 21 and to help achieve excellent results were also used direct restorations with composite resins in elements 11 and 22.
Keywords:Aesthetic Rehabilitation; Implant Prosthesis; Metal Free Crowns; Composite Resins
Case Report
Volume 2 Issue 10
Round Cell Tumor of Infratemporal Fossa Presenting as Intraoral Mass
Mohan Baliga, Dani Mihir Tusharbhai, Joanna Baptist and Aananya Mishra.
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Malignant small round cell tumours represents a heterogeneous group of malignant neoplasms characterized by uniform, round to oval undifferentiated cells, present predominantly in children and young adults. It imposes a diagnostic challenge and their differential diagnosis is subjective to the age of the patient, their site of occurrence and their degree of differentiation. All the tumours types have specific treatment modalities and the prognosis is dependent on the exact histological diagnosis confirmed by the adjuvants like immunohistochemistry and cytogenetics.
Keywords:Malignant Small Round Cell Tumours (MSRCT); Malignant Neoplasms
Case Report
Volume 2 Issue 10
Perfect Healing of Three BCC. in a Farmer Face
Aesha Alkange.
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Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common skin cancer. It makes small number to the total numbers of carcinomas. It is Mostly found on the face or the sun exposed parts of the human body, This Location will for sure have its effects cosmetically. They are seen mostly in Farmers and the sun exposed workers.
I present a case of a 76 years old white farmer female with a multiple lesions of bcc on the face, that were treated surgically, during a period did not exceed more than two years.
Keywords:Skin Cancer; Basal Cell Carcinoma; Flap Reconstruction; Nose; Check
