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THE CONSEQUENCES OF NOT REPLACING A MISSING POSTERIOR TOOTH
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2000Failure to replace a missing posterior tooth is assumed to result in host of adverse consequences, which include shifting of teeth and loss of alveolar bone support.A retrospective longitudinal study (median follow-up period 6.9 years), using the radiographs of 111 patients who had an untreated bounded edentulous space, or BES, was conducted to ...
D A, Shugars +4 more
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Enamel-bonded immediate tooth replacement
American Journal of Orthodontics, 1978A significant problem which faces the orthodontist from time to time is that of the patient who suffers the sudden loss of an anterior tooth. All too often, it seems, this occurs just as highly favorable orthodontic treatment is being concluded. Most often the course of such a situation is traumatic evulsion or injury requiring extraction of the tooth.
B, Rakow, E I, Light
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Tooth Implantation and Replacement in Sauropterygia
Palaontologische Zeitschrift, 2001Tooth replacement and implantation of Sauropterygia is described with special reference to the generaPlacodus andNothosaurus. Tooth replacement is horizontal, with the exception of the enlarged crushing tooth plates on the maxilla, palatine, and dentary ofPlacodus (placodonts), which are replaced vertically.
Olivier Rieppel
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Regenerated Teeth: the Future of Tooth Replacement?
Regenerative Medicine, 2011Despite the considerable progress of dental treatment and tooth decay prevention, elderly people frequently encounter the problem of tooth loss, affecting their quality of life. Restorative prosthetics in the form of implants provide a common solution to this problem.
Mitsiadis, T A, Papagerakis, P
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Functional tooth regenerative therapy: tooth tissue regeneration and whole-tooth replacement
Odontology, 2014Oral and general health is compromised by irreversible dental problems, including dental caries, periodontal disease and tooth injury. Regenerative therapy for tooth tissue repair and whole-tooth replacement is currently considered a novel therapeutic concept with the potential for the full recovery of tooth function.
Masamitsu, Oshima, Takashi, Tsuji
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The Single‐Tooth Implant: A Viable Alternative for Single‐Tooth Replacement
Journal of Periodontology, 2002Background: The use of dental implants for single‐tooth replacement cases introduces a challenge to the performance of these restorations. Clinical data suggest that single‐tooth implant restorations do not benefit from lateral support from the surrounding dentition as do bridged implants, and that these restorations are subjected to greater ...
Todd M, Mayer +3 more
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Observations on tooth replacement in piranhas (Characidae)
Archives of Oral Biology, 1975Abstract Skeletal and preserved material from 15 piranha fish ( Characidae ) were examined radiographically and the heads of a further three specimens of body length 2.5–4.0 cm examined histologically. Such material revealed a close correlation in the stage of development between upper and lower dentitions on the same side of the jaws but the stage ...
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Alternatives: Extraction and Tooth Replacement
2017There are different prosthetic treatment options to choose amongst when a tooth is extracted, and there are numerous factors, both evident and hidden, which will affect the decision-making process and finally result in a construction best suited for each patient or no construction at all. The dentist must in the decision-making process combine the best
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The Management of Teeth Related to the Treatment of Oral Cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1969Richard H Jesse +2 more
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Hormone-Replacement Therapy and the Risk of Breast Cancer
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1990Barbara S Hulka
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