Oral Diagnosis and Treatment PlanningLawrence Cohen Thomas, 1973 - 326 pagina's |
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Pagina 11
... anesthetic is to be given , these patients should be treated within a hospital environment . Dental care may be affected by such endocrine disorders as pancreatic ( includ- ing diabetes ) , thyroid ( hypo- or hyper- ) , adrenal ...
... anesthetic is to be given , these patients should be treated within a hospital environment . Dental care may be affected by such endocrine disorders as pancreatic ( includ- ing diabetes ) , thyroid ( hypo- or hyper- ) , adrenal ...
Pagina 198
... anesthetic and the perception of pain by the patient upon entering the dentine is suggestive that the tooth possesses some degree of vitality . The anesthetic test employs the injection of local anesthetic solutions and is particu ...
... anesthetic and the perception of pain by the patient upon entering the dentine is suggestive that the tooth possesses some degree of vitality . The anesthetic test employs the injection of local anesthetic solutions and is particu ...
Pagina 200
... anesthetic . Fortunately , for the patient who presents with a chronic apical periodontitis or necrotic pulp , most endodontic therapy can be completed pain- lessly without the necessity of relying upon local anesthetic . Where there is ...
... anesthetic . Fortunately , for the patient who presents with a chronic apical periodontitis or necrotic pulp , most endodontic therapy can be completed pain- lessly without the necessity of relying upon local anesthetic . Where there is ...
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ForewordAlvin F Gardner | 3 |
EXAMINATION OF THE ORAL CAVITYWilliam F Malone Rinert J Ger | 19 |
THE ROLE OF RADIOLOGY IN ORAL DIAGNOSISGordon R Seward | 47 |
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abnormal acute alveolar appearance arch associated become blood bone buccal caries cause cavity cell changes chronic clinical common complete condition considered correction crown cyst dental dentist dentistry denture diagnosis direct disease early effect endodontic examination extraction facial factors Figure forces fracture frequently function gingival gland important incisors increased indicated infection initial involved lateral lesion lichen planus loss lower mandible mandibular material maxillary ment method molar mouth mucosa muscle necessary normal Note occlusal occur oral orthodontic pain palate patient periapical periodontal placed position possible posterior present primary problem procedures produce pulp radiographic rare referred relation removed restorative result root seen severe shows side skin soft space splint structures surface surgery surgical systemic taken technique teeth therapy tion tissue tongue tooth treat treatment treatment plan tumor ulceration usually various