Pulkit Jain, Meghanand T Nayak, Geetanshu Dawar, S. Malik, Jyoti Ravi, Mohammad Zanul Abedeen, Zafar Akbar
Cheiloscopy, deals with the identification of Humans based on lip traces, is based on the fact that the grooves present on the lips (sulci labiorum) are unique for every person and can be used in individual identification. It plays a major role as a stomatological means of identification in addition to bite marks,tooth morphology, restorations and palatal rugae patterns. Research indicates the existence of heredity in the Lip prints. Lip prints are normal lines and fissures in the forms of wrinkles and grooves present in the zone of transition of human lip of inner oral labial mucosa and outer skin or vermilion border. This article presents correlation of lip prints in 50 parents alongwith their children. key words- Cheiloscopic, forensic odontology, lip print.
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Sports dentistry is one of dentistry's newest and most promising fields. It primarily focuses on the prevention and treatment of orofacial injuries and disorders connected with athletics. The most prevalent sort of orofacial injury received while participating in sports is dental injuries. Many young sportsmen are unaware of the health risks associated with a traumatic mouth injury or the possibility of suffering severe head and orofacial injuries while playing. So wearing basic protective gear such as correctly fitting helmets, face masks, and/or mouth guards is the most important factor in reducing sports-related orofacial injuries. A dentist can help young athletes, coaches, and patients understand the importance of preventing orofacial injuries in sports. The purpose of this paper is to raise professional knowledge and interest in young children to provide an insight into prevention measures for sports related injuries.
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Anjali Sharma, Rohit Sharma, J. Panadan, Madhurima Sharma
Root fractures are not common in permanent teeth. The rate of dental trauma is only 0.5-7%. It mostly occurs in the permanent teeth which are erupted fully, where the roots are fully formed and have closed apices that are supported by the periodontium. This trauma can lead to serious consequences like damage to periodontium, cementum, bone, dentine and pulp. They results due to horizontal impact and are transverse to obliquely direct. Mid third fractures of the root are the most common of all the fractures encountered. 2 persons with mid-third horizontal fracturesof root in upper lateral and central incisors are discussed here. After doing the root canal treatment (RCT), the fractured root was united by using glass fiber post. After finishing the treatment, metal ceramic crowns were placed on incisors. After 2 year follow up, the stabilized root parts and the post were observed Keywords:Fiber Splint; Glass Fiber Post; Healing; Horizontal Root Fracture; Intraradicular
{"title":"http://www.tmujdent.co.in/vol9issue4_2.html","authors":"Anjali Sharma, Rohit Sharma, J. Panadan, Madhurima Sharma","doi":"10.58358/tmujd.090426","DOIUrl":"https://doi.org/10.58358/tmujd.090426","url":null,"abstract":"Root fractures are not common in permanent teeth. The rate of dental trauma is only 0.5-7%. It mostly occurs in the permanent teeth which are erupted fully, where the roots are fully formed and have closed apices that are supported by the periodontium. This trauma can lead to serious consequences like damage to periodontium, cementum, bone, dentine and pulp. They results due to horizontal impact and are transverse to obliquely direct. Mid third fractures of the root are the most common of all the fractures encountered. 2 persons with mid-third horizontal fracturesof root in upper lateral and central incisors are discussed here. After doing the root canal treatment (RCT), the fractured root was united by using glass fiber post. After finishing the treatment, metal ceramic crowns were placed on incisors. After 2 year follow up, the stabilized root parts and the post were observed Keywords:Fiber Splint; Glass Fiber Post; Healing; Horizontal Root Fracture; Intraradicular","PeriodicalId":257610,"journal":{"name":"TMU Journal of Dentistry","volume":"51 1","pages":"0"},"PeriodicalIF":0.0,"publicationDate":"1900-01-01","publicationTypes":"Journal Article","fieldsOfStudy":null,"isOpenAccess":false,"openAccessPdf":"","citationCount":null,"resultStr":null,"platform":"Semanticscholar","paperid":"123834320","PeriodicalName":null,"FirstCategoryId":null,"ListUrlMain":null,"RegionNum":0,"RegionCategory":"","ArticlePicture":[],"TitleCN":null,"AbstractTextCN":null,"PMCID":"","EPubDate":null,"PubModel":null,"JCR":null,"JCRName":null,"Score":null,"Total":0}
Disruptive sleep apnea in offspring is highly prevalent disorders caused by a assortment of complex patho-physiological process which may leads upper airway obstacle. Disruptive sleep apnea's experimental significance stems from its link to significant morbidities that alter systemic and metabolic systems. The result shows that a multipart interchange involving adenotonsillar hypertrophy and loss of neuromuscular tendency may be involved in the pathophysiology of OSA in kids. This review will brief highly structured some of the pathogenetic elements leading to disruptive sleep apnea in kids.
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