Chapter 6 Validity of sleep nasendoscopy in the investigation of sleep-related breathing disorder Sandeep Berry, Heikki B. Whittet 1 INTRODUCTION Croft and Pringle introduced the technique of sleep nasendoscopy for…
Chapter 7 Obstructive sleep apnea: decision making and treatment algorithm Andrew N. Goldberg 1 INTRODUCTION Numerous treatment options for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) presently exist. These treatments range from non-invasive…
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Chapter 9 Traumatic Dental Injuries Mitsuhiro Tsukiboshi, Conor Durack Introduction The World Health Organisation (WHO) created a classification system for the varying types of traumatic dental injuries (TDIs) in 1992…
Chapter 10 Root Resorption Conor Durack, Shanon Patel Introduction Root resorption is the destruction of dental hard tissue, namely cementum and dentine, as a result of clastic cell action (Hammarström…
Chapter 6 Assessment of Root Canal Anatomy Francesca Abella, Shalini Kanagasingam Introduction Anatomical variations exist with each tooth type and may be a result of differences in ethnic background, age…
Chapter 5 Dentoalveolar Anatomy Cindy Verdegaal, Hagay Shemesh Introduction Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is most suitable for the imaging of bony structures, like the mandible and the maxillary bones….
Chapter 8 Non-surgical and Surgical Re-treatment Shanon Patel, Hagay Shemesh, Navid Saberi Introduction Endodontic treatment has a high success rate (Ng et al, 2011); however, on occasion treatment may fail….
Chapter 11 Vertical Root Fractures Shanon Patel, Simon C Harvey Introduction Vertical root fracture (VRF) is a term used to describe longitudinally orientated cracks or fractures originating within the tooth…
Chapter 7 Apical Periodontitis Shanon Patel, Conor Durack Introduction Apical periodontitis (AP) is an acute or chronic inflammatory condition occurring around the root of a tooth. It is caused by…
Planning and carrying out implant treatment in the edentulous maxilla is a more difficult and more extensive process than that involved in any other indication. It requires highly meticulous diagnostic…
Fig 5-1a Initial diagnostic cast with missing teeth. Fig 5-1b Teeth set up onto the cast. Fig 5-1c The duplicated cast. Fig 5-1d Thermoplastic foil on the starting casts with…
Full rehabilitation of the maxilla and mandible Apart from patients with an edentulous maxilla or mandible, there are also a number of who are totally edentulous and require treatment in…
(9.1) CONSTANTIN VÂRLAN, BOGDAN DIMITRIU, IONUŢ BRÂNZAN (9.2) CAMELIA ALB, FLORIN ALB, IONUŢ BRÂNZAN (9.3/9.4) SMARANDA BUDURU, RAREŞ BUDURU Chapter IX ESTHETIC RESTORATION OF ANTERIOR TEETH 9.1 DIRECT RESTORATIONS Direct…
FLORIN LĂZĂRESCU Chapter VI ULTRACONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY 6.1 MODERN ESTHETIC DENTISTRY Systematic respect for the original tissue, a concept that can be applied to all aspects of dental medicine, is the…
CAMELIA ALB FLORIN ALB Chapter V CERAMICS USED IN ESTHETIC RESTORATIONS CERAMICS USED IN ESTHETIC RESTORATIONS Introduction Ceramics are currently the only materials capable of reproducing the natural qualities of…
(10.1) CONSTANTIN VÂRLAN, BOGDAN DIMITRIU, IONUŢ BRÂNZAN (10.2) CAMELIA ALB, FLORIN ALB (10.3) SMARANDA BUDURU, RAREŞ BUDURU Chapter X ESTHETIC RESTORATION OF POSTERIOR TEETH 10.1 DIRECT RESTORATIONS In their most…
CONSTANTIN VÂRLAN BOGDAN GALBINASU Chapter VII ADHESIVE TECHNIQUES IN ESTHETIC DENTISTRY 7.1 BASIC ASPECTS 7.1.1 Introduction Nowadays, there is almost unanimous agreement that bonding agents and procedures are the greatest…
MARIUS STEIGMANN Chapter XIV SOFT TISSUE MANAGEMENT FOR AN ESTHETIC ASPECT IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY 14.1 Introduction Stabilization of soft tissues following biological changes induced by extraction is very important for…
ANDREI IACOB Chapter XV ESTHETIC STRATEGIES IN ORTHODONTICS 15.1 CURRENT ESTHETIC CONSIDERATIONS IN ORTHODONTICS Fig 15-1 Ricketts – “E-line”. Fig 15-2 Steiner – “S-line”. Fig 15-3 Holdaway – “H-line”. 15.1.1…
