16: Endodontic Management of Primary Teeth
Endodontic Management of Primary Teeth Monty S. Duggal and Hani Nazzal Pulpal complications such as pain, infection, and loss of teeth at a young age can pose considerable effects to…
General Dentistry
2: Growth and Pubertal Development
Growth and Pubertal Development Anders Juul, Sven Kreiborg, and Katharina M. Main The evaluation of growth charts and pubertal development in children and adolescents is an important tool for any…
26: Child Abuse and Neglect
Child Abuse and Neglect: The Dental Professionals’ Role in Safeguarding Children Göran Dahllöf, Therese Kvist, Anne Rønneberg, and Birgitte Uldum Children are abused and neglected all over the world, every…
3: Child and Adolescent Psychological Development
Child and Adolescent Psychological Development Anders G. Broberg and Gunilla Klingberg Evidence has been accumulated over the past few decades to show that if dentists have a basic knowledge of…
27: Ethics in Pediatric Dentistry
Ethics in Pediatric Dentistry Gunilla Klingberg, Ivar Espelid, and Johanna Norderyd Ethical aspects in pediatric dentistry start right there in the clinic with the child patient we meet as dentists,…
1: Pediatric Oral Health and Pediatric Dentistry
Pediatric Oral Health and Pediatric Dentistry: The Perspectives Sven Poulsen, Göran Koch, Ivar Espelid, and Dorte Haubek Children are special Pediatric dentistry is defined as “the practice, and teaching of…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 4.12 In this CBCT image, osteotomy site #46 shows breach of the roof of the inferior alveolar nerve canal. F. Extraoral exam Face and neck No asymmetry. Skin color…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 2.42 Preoperative frontal T1-weighted MRI of right TMJ showing distension of the joint capsule and multiple loose bodies in an intraarticular soft tissue mass (arrows) surrounding the condyle (C)….
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 3.3 Face, frontal, and profile images. B. Symptom History The patient reports pain during rest and function in the left masticatory muscles. Pain comes and goes and increases during…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 3.30 En-face photograph of patient. Figure 3.31 Orofacial pain locations confined to masseter muscles. B. Symptom History Pain is constant and moderate: 6 (NRS 0–10). Quality is dull, tight;…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 3.17 Anatomical drawing depicting pain locations (shaded areas): (a) face/jaw pain; (b) dentoalveolar pain. G. Intraoral Status Tooth 16 missing. No caries, no periodontal disease, good oral hygiene. Soft…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 4.24 Preoperative radiograph of teeth 24–26. I. Diagnosis/Diagnoses Other Symptomatic irreversible pulpitis tooth 26. Symptomatic apical periodontitis tooth 26. J. Case Assessment The source of the patient’s pain in…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 2.17 (a) Intraoral picture of 52-year-old man with ankylosing spondylitis with occlusion on only both sides premolars. Anterior open bite 4 mm. (b) Maximal range of motion increases the…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 3.19 Slight facial asymmetry with prominence of chin deviated to patient’s left. There was no functional or symptom history significance to this asymmetry, and the asymmetry was judged to…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 3.7 Patient’s pain location, right masseter muscle. Figure 3.8 Patient showing pain location, right temporalis muscle. B. Symptom History Current symptoms started 3 months ago, not associated with any…
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Figure 4.36 Timeline from the start of dystonia symptoms to the examination in the University Clinic for Clinical Oral Physiology. B. Symptom History The condition started 5 years previously with…
Other Orofacial Pains
Other Orofacial Pains A: Headache Case 4.1 Headache Attributed to Temporomandibular Disorders Daniela AG Gonçalves A. Demographic Data and Reason for Contact Female, 31 years old, married, no children. Profession:…
Demographic Data and Reason for Contact
Figure 2.32 Left side of mandible is shorter than the right. G. Intraoral Status Maximal incisal opening at first visit was 42 mm (Figure 2.33). Slight deviation of jaw to…