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Tooth extractions in hemophiliacs
International Journal of Oral Surgery, 1975Abstract Patients with tendency to bleed can raise considerable problems in oral surgery. A total of 264 teeth and root stumps were extracted in 67 patients with hemophilia A, hemophilia B and von Willebrand's disease in 118 treatment sessions. An additional four patients with rare coagulation defects were treated.
Göran Ramström, Margareta Blombäck
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Self-Mutilation by Tooth Extraction
Southern Medical Journal, 1985We have described a schizophrenic patient who mutilated himself by extracting two teeth. We reviewed the existing literature on self-mutilation and the psychoanalytic significance of teeth as body parts.
J. R. Shirriff, W. G. Walter-Ryan
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Tooth extraction in patients with hemophilia
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1960Abstract In a series of fourteen cases of hemophilia A and one case of hemophilia B, the systemic and local approach to tooth extraction is outlined. The fundamental importance of supplying the deficient coagulation factors by pre- and postoperative transfusion is emphasized. Conservative dental measures are strongly advocated, but in cases of gross
Ian A. Findlay, B. Nicholl
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Reasons for tooth extraction in Scotland
Journal of Dentistry, 2000A 1984 study investigated the reasons underlying the extraction of teeth in Scotland. The survey described in this paper, used a similar methodology and aimed to determine the reasons for the extraction of permanent teeth by general dental practitioners and investigate changes in the influences on tooth extraction over a 10 year period.During a 1 week ...
M.M Taylor +2 more
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The reasons for tooth extractions in adults and their validation
Journal of Dentistry, 1997To investigate the primary reasons for the extraction of permanent teeth in adults and to validate the dentists' reasons for extraction.Twenty-one dentists in the Greater Manchester area took part in the study. These dentists provided extracted teeth stored in 10% buffered formal saline together with details of the patient's age, sex, dental attendance
Hull, P. S. +5 more
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Ridge preservation after tooth extraction
Clinical Oral Implants Research, 2012AbstractBackgroundFollowing tooth extraction, the alveolar ridge will undergo dimensional changes. This change may complicate the subsequent restorative procedure when oral implants are chosen. “Alveolar ridge preservation” has been assessed in various studies.AimTo evaluate the more recent studies on this topic and to explore new insights under this ...
Wang, R, Lang, NP
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Prediction of periapical status and tooth extraction
International Endodontic Journal, 2015AbstractAimTo describe and analyse risk factors associated with prediction of periapical status, assessed using the full‐scale Periapical Index (PAI) supplemented with extraction as outcome variable.MethodologyIn 1997–1998, 616 randomly selected individuals from Aarhus County, Denmark, underwent a full‐mouth radiographic survey. All 616 were re‐invited
L. –L. Kirkevang +4 more
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BMJ, 1922