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Periapical abscesses of cut canine teeth in cynomolgus macaques
Laboratory Animals, 1986Periapical abscesses of canine teeth in a group of 47 male cynomolgus macaques are found to be associated with a procedure, involving cutting the canine teeth, used to make non-human primates less hazardous. Examination of 150 canine teeth in dry specimens revealed 30 cut teeth with no exposure of the pulpal chamber and 107 cut teeth where the dental ...
J W, Curtis +3 more
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Effects of induced periapical abscesses on rat pregnancy outcomes
Archives of Oral Biology, 2009The objective of this study was to determine the effects of induced periapical abscesses on pregnant rats.In 1/2 of the animals (n=16), the pulps of the maxillary right molars were exposed to the oral environment, which resulted in a periapical abscess. The other 1/2 (n=16) were sham-operated.
J L, Bain +4 more
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Effective one-visit therapy for the acute periapical abscess
Journal of Endodontics, 1984Nineteen patients with acute periapical abscess, i.e. frank soft tissue swelling associated with an endodontically involved tooth, were treated using a single-visit endodontic protocol. Only teeth with one or two canals were included in case selection.
D W, Southard, T P, Rooney
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Acute periapical abscesses and obese patients.
American journal of dentistryTo evaluate the prevalence of acute periapical abscesses (PAs) in obese patients.Integrated data of hospital patients was used. Data from the corresponding diagnosis codes for obesity and PAs was retrieved by identifying the appropriate ICD 10 codes in the database.Out of 1,874,214 hospital patients studied, 147,195 patients were classified as obese ...
Joseph, Katz, Ilan, Rotstein
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PERIAPICAL ABSCESS: Author's response
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2011openaire +1 more source