Aim of the work: in this review, we tried to show all details about dental implant, its component... more Aim of the work: in this review, we tried to show all details about dental implant, its components, types in the market, usage, case selection and diagnosis, indications and contraindications. Patients and method: Pubmed, Google Scholar have been used to search for papers that addressed dental implantology, preoperative diagnosis of the cases and both of their medical and dental history were considered during searching. Results: it was obvious that dental implant has been the first choice by patients for replacing their missed teeth because of their numerous advantages specially in preserving the adjacent teeth and esthetics, but it may be more expensive than fixed bridges or removable prosthodontics. Conclusion: dental implant is a root-like structure made of titanium. It is composed of three main parts (fixture, abutment, crown). Case selection is the main point for implant success, so, before implant surgical procedure, the dentist asks the patient for full mouth x-ray, medical ...
International Journal of Medicine in Developing Countries
Dental ceramics are commonly used for different clinical conditions as a restorative material. Th... more Dental ceramics are commonly used for different clinical conditions as a restorative material. The increasing popularity of dental ceramics is attributed to their biocompatibility and their durability. However, during the past decade, some concerns have been raised regarding the changes in the color and surface roughness of different dental ceramics after the topical application of fluoride-containing products in toothpaste bleaching agents. This study aimed to examine the effects of different types of topical fluoride on glazed and non-glazed dental ceramics during the last decade through examining the medical literature. The literature was searched through Medline, PubMed, Embase, and Ovid databases in 2010 and 2020. The included searching terms were; fluoride, topical, and dental ceramics. A total of 542 articles were retrieved. Following the exclusion of review studies and including only original or experimental investigations, 17 articles appeared. Eight articles were identified as eligible, covering 574 dental ceramics treated with topical fluoride products. All the studies were in vitro studies. The study showed that topical fluoride application could lead to significant changes in color, gloss, and surface roughness of dental ceramics, predominantly glazed type. Further studies are required with a more robust design.
Aim of the work: in this review, we tried to show all details about dental implant, its component... more Aim of the work: in this review, we tried to show all details about dental implant, its components, types in the market, usage, case selection and diagnosis, indications and contraindications. Patients and method: Pubmed, Google Scholar have been used to search for papers that addressed dental implantology, preoperative diagnosis of the cases and both of their medical and dental history were considered during searching. Results: it was obvious that dental implant has been the first choice by patients for replacing their missed teeth because of their numerous advantages specially in preserving the adjacent teeth and esthetics, but it may be more expensive than fixed bridges or removable prosthodontics. Conclusion: dental implant is a root-like structure made of titanium. It is composed of three main parts (fixture, abutment, crown). Case selection is the main point for implant success, so, before implant surgical procedure, the dentist asks the patient for full mouth x-ray, medical ...
International Journal of Medicine in Developing Countries
Dental ceramics are commonly used for different clinical conditions as a restorative material. Th... more Dental ceramics are commonly used for different clinical conditions as a restorative material. The increasing popularity of dental ceramics is attributed to their biocompatibility and their durability. However, during the past decade, some concerns have been raised regarding the changes in the color and surface roughness of different dental ceramics after the topical application of fluoride-containing products in toothpaste bleaching agents. This study aimed to examine the effects of different types of topical fluoride on glazed and non-glazed dental ceramics during the last decade through examining the medical literature. The literature was searched through Medline, PubMed, Embase, and Ovid databases in 2010 and 2020. The included searching terms were; fluoride, topical, and dental ceramics. A total of 542 articles were retrieved. Following the exclusion of review studies and including only original or experimental investigations, 17 articles appeared. Eight articles were identified as eligible, covering 574 dental ceramics treated with topical fluoride products. All the studies were in vitro studies. The study showed that topical fluoride application could lead to significant changes in color, gloss, and surface roughness of dental ceramics, predominantly glazed type. Further studies are required with a more robust design.
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