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Clinical Indications For Suction Cup Dentures
– Resorbed alveolar ridges
– Undercuts
– Rotational paths of insertion
– Salivary dysfunction
– Neurological disorders
– Resective surgery
– Traumatic changes of the oral cavity
– Medication induced xerostomia
– A history of head and neck irradiation
– Systemic disease
– Disease of the salivary glands
– Neurological diseases
– Cerebrovascular accident (stroke)
– Diminished tactile sensation
– Partially or wholly paralyzed oral musculature
– Orofacial dyskinesia (a prominent side effect of phenothiazine-class
tranquilizers)

        

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congratulation team india

        

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post operative complications?

        

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laser surgery for esthetic……………

        

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if the hypersensitivity still persists then the best option would be root canal treatment

        

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hardly seen in any dental clinic in india

        

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there is no need in any case where we can only do one canal obturation and leave it remainin as it is…..if u not obturating at a time no point of obturating one canal only..obturation should be done simultaneosly

        

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are dental floss containing flouride available in the indian market?

        

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what is the proper mechanism of vitamin b complex
i mean how does it act?

        

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prognosis is poor in one walled defect cases

        

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When enamel, dentine and substances in caries lesions are exposed to (laser) light of a specific colour, fluorescence may be induced. This principle is at the basis of two caries diagnostic methods, DIAGNOdent and Quantitative Laser (Light-induced) Fluorescence (QLF). Only the DIAGNOdent is commercially available. Bacterial porphyrins evoke fluorescence when illuminated with red light and the intensity of the emitted light is related to the size of the caries lesion. Published research indicates that the DIAGNOdent is particularly suitable for detecting small bacteria containing caries lesions, and to monitor such lesions. QLF is based on the fluorescence decrease in demineralised enamel upon exposure to blue-violet (laser) light. The intensity of the emitted light is related to the amount of mineral loss in the caries lesion. Using QLF the mineral loss in caries lesions can be measured quantitatively. Like the DIAGNOdent, QLF is particularly suitable to monitor caries lesions.

        

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one can do root canal treatment there is no problem ,,,,it should be done in strict isolation……

        

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some of the patients who are economicaly very well..do drop to the charitable trust for the treatment….. in order to avoid expensive dental treatment in private practice

        

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warranty period?

        

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is recurrence possible?

        

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