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Prevention of caries

• Light periodontitis
• Moderate periodontitis
• Severe periodontitis
• Hypertrophic gingivitis
• Juvenile gingivitis
• Pregnancy gingivitis
• Ulcerative gingivitis
• Сatarrhal gingivitis
• Bleeding from alveolar socket of extracted tooth
• Parodontal abscess
• Traumatic prothetic stomatitis – decubitus of mucous membrane of gum
• Chemical burn of mucous membrane of gum
• Thermal burn of mucous membrane of gum
• Local gingivitis
• Accumulation of food debris in parodontal canal
• Lack of full contact between filled and adjacent teeth
• Tremas of teeth
• Macrodontia
• Parodontosis
• Erysipelatous inflammation
• Sialoadenitis. Treatment of sialoadenitis
• Epidemic parotiditis - mumps
• Pericoronitis complicated by periostitis
• Parodontal abscess complicated by periostitis
• Exacerbation of chronic periodontitis and periostitis
• Dental dislocation and root fracture
• Tooth contusion
• Impacted dental dislocation
• Complication of endodontic treatment
• Postfilling pain
• Postoperative dental sensitivity
• Semiluxation of tooth
• Wedgelike defect
• Hyperesthesia of dental tissues
• How to treat caries?
• Caries of teeth
• Periodontitis. Treatment of periodontitis
• Fracture of the side of the tooth caused by caries – split of the side of the tooth caused by cari
• Fracture of a part of the tooth as a result of overloading
• Fracture of the filling – split of the filling
• Recurrent caries
• Fracture of the wall of the tooth – split of the wall of the tooth
• Breach of the filling technique
• Non-observance of dental restoration guides
• Dental floss: how to use it properly?
• Scaling. What is that?
• What is a rinse balm?
• Sealants: new methods of caries prevention?
• Seeing a hygienist dentist. What should every patient know?
• How to prevent mouth cavity diseases?
• Bad breath - an unsolvable problem?
• Means of caries prevention - what are they?
• What is professional hygiene of the mouth cavity and the way it is conducted?
• Liquid for mouth rinsing: what is that?
• How to clean teeth properly?

Gum disease

• Tips for Cleaning the Dentures
• Whitening Toothpastes: Do They Really Work?
• Natural Bleaching of Teeth
• How to Counteract Tooth Aging
• Healing Process
• Treatment after Extractions and Oral Surgery
• Gingivitis and Periodontal Disease (Gum Disease): Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
• Open curettage of parodontal recesses
• What is the curettage of parodontal recesses
• How to cure periodontitis with the help of a laser?
• How to cure periodontitis?
• How to treat stomatitis with the help of folk remedies
• Mouthwash - an elixir for gums. What for should one use mouthwashes?
• Periodontitis
• How to prevent gingivitis?
• Gingivitis - when the gums hurt. What kind of disease is it?
• Inflammation and disease of the tongue - glossitis. How to treat the diseases?
• What is periodontitis?
• What are the parodentium and gum diseases
• How to diagnose stomatitis? Forms of stomatitis.
• Ulcers in the mouth cavity - stomatitis. What one has know about it?
• How to prevent the development of periodotnitis?
• Periodontitis is not a verdict, isn't it?

Pediatric Dentistry

• Choosing a Toothbrush for a Child
• Pacifier and your child's teeth. Is there any risk?
• What for should one cure milk teeth?
• The child swallows toothpaste while cleaning his teeth. Can it be dangerous?
• Why is it so necessary to clean milk teeth?
• Dentistry for your child
• Milk teeth – you child’s first teeth
• What should parents do to prevent malocclusion with children?
• What is the reason of malocclusion and curved teeth with children?
• Take care of your teeth from little up

Orthodontology

• What are the forms of intraosseous implants?
• What are the types of dental implantation? Bioinert materials
• What are the types of dental implantation?
• When is it necessary to install implants?
• Delusions and myths about implants
• What is an implant?
• Is it possible to implant teeth far one visit to a dentist?
• How to correct occlusion of adults, children? Surgical correction of occlusion
• Incognito brackets: made in Germany
• Transparent gum shields. What do you know about the Invisalign methods?
• Nuances of orthodontic therapy
• How to choose a good dentist and a clinic?
• When should one start treating incorrectly growing teeth?
• What should one know about bracket systems and removable platters?
• What should one do to have normal occlusion?
• How can one exercise his teeth?

Dental Implants

• Partial Edentulous Mandibular Denture Format Temporary
• Castable Telescopic Screw Attachment
• Guidelines for Problem Solving and Trouble Shooting
• Improved Access Hole Position With The Modified Core-Vent Screw Post Attachment
• The Branemark System Angulated Abutment
• Resolving Esthetic Problems
• The Carbon Fiber-Reinforced Acrylic Bridge
• The Slant-Lock Retention System
• The Branemark System CeraOne Abutment
• Angulated abutment for single tooth application
• The Branemark System Titanium Single Tooth Abutment
• Single Tooth Abutment
• Mandibular Overdenture Retained by Shiner Magnets
• Maxillary Overdenture with Ceka Revax Attachments Supported by Branemark System Implants
• Core Vent Ball Attachment
• The Ball Attachment
• A Composite of Overdenture Applications
• Partially Edentulous Reconstruction Using The Core-Vent System
• Posterior Quadrant Reconstruction With a Natural Tooth Abutment And the IMZ Implant
• Fully Edentulous Maxillary Tissue Integrated Prosthesis Using Porcelain-Fused- To-Metal
• Full Mandibular Reconstruction Using The Branemark System
• Spare Denture Stent
• Tea Cup Duplicate Denture
• Fully Edentulous Mandibular Guidestent with Maximum Opening Apparatus
• Partially Edentulous Mandibular Posterior Guidestent
• Partially Edentulous Mandibular Anterior Guidestent
• Milk
• Does fruit cause dental caries?
• Novel carbohydrates and dental caries risk
• Are some sugars more cariogenic than others?
• Post-eruptive effect of diet on the development of dental caries: is intake of dietary sugars still
• Systemic nutritional influences on enamel developmental defects
• The systemic effect of diet on the aetiology of dental caries
• Tooth fractures - factors influencing fracture risk
• Problems associated with root filled teeth as abutments
• Filling of the pulp chamber and coronal restoration
• Effects of root canal therapy on the intracanal microbiota
• Irrigation and chemical disinfection
• Scheme for a routine procedure in root canal therapy
• Infective endocarditis
• Spread of oral microorganisms by the circulation
• Acute periapical infections as the origin of metastatic infections
• Symptomatic apical periodontitis
• The nature of apical periodontitis
• Indications and contraindications for pulp treatment in primary teeth
• Glutaraldehyde
• Calcium hydroxide
• Pulpal inflammation in the primary tooth
• Mid-treatment or post-treatment emergency
• Wound healing after pulpectomy
• Anesthesia
• Pulpectomy
• Other materials for capping
• Type of injury
• Factors influencing choice of treatment
• Vital pulp conditions
• Pain symptoms and pulpal diagnosis
• Central nervous system mechanisms
• Dentin hypersensitivity
• Local control of pulpal nociceptor activation
• Morphological versus functional changes of pulpal nerves in inflammation
• Effects of restorative materials
• Dental treatment procedures
• Pulp polyp
• Neurovascular events
• Response to deep caries
• Responses to caries confined to primary dentin
• Caries
• Migration of inflammatory cells
• Blood flow changes
• Protective roles of the dentinal fluid
• Restorative procedures
• Appropriate responses of the healthy pulp to non-destructive stimuli
• Blood flow
• Immune defense
• Vascular supply
• Nerves
• Dentinal repair
• Dentin formation
• The odontoblast - a multifunctional cell
• Dentin and dentinal tubules
• Extraction and dental implant?
• The tools of treatment
• The root filled tooth
• The necrotic pulp
• The vital pulp
• The objective of endodontic treatment

Dentistry

• Can a Toothbrush Make You Sick?
• Removal of tooth pulp. What should one know about it?
• How to treat teeth with the help of a laser?
• Alveolitis. How to treat it?
• How to treat diastema?
• How to treat dental fluorosis?
• Dental fluorosis. What should one do with it?
• What is dental granuloma?
• Symptoms of dental cyst
• How are dental cysts formed?
• Dental cyst. How is it formed, how to cure it? What are the consequences?
• Dental abscess. Treatment, folk remedies
• How to treat pulpitis?
• How to treat teeth during pregnancy?
• Something about caries and periodontitis
• What should one do to have no problems with dentists?
• What are the kinds and types of fillings?
• How can one fight this fear?
• What is the reason of fear of dentists?
• What are the forms and types of caries?
• Are all people subject to caries?
• What is the main cause of caries?
• What does the word "caries" mean?
• Neglected caries. What to do with this problem?
• What are the possible consequences of neglected caries?
• Night gritting of teeth – bruxism. How to cure it?
• Treatment of teeth
• Teeth Whitening: Do your research know the facts
• How can my dentist take care of my teeth and gums?
• How can I keep my teeth and gums healthy?
• How do I know if I have damage to my teeth and gums?
• How can diabetes hurt my teeth and gums?
• What should I do each day to stay healthy with diabetes?
• Types of Teeth
• Are sealants new?
• How long do sealants last?
• Who should get sealants?
• What causes tooth decay?
• What are dental sealants?
• Baby's first teeth
• Dental Sealants How
• Tips for Brushing Your Child’s Teeth
• Childhood Cavities
• Fluoride Toothpaste
• Teething
• Prevent Dental Injury
• Dental visits
• Snacking Tips
• Fluorides
• Cleaning Teeth
• Preventive dental care
• Children New Adult Teeth
• Can antibiotics stain my child’s teeth?
• Braces & Retainers
• Time To Go To The Dentist
• What role does nutrition play in healthy dental development?
• Should children floss? An essential to good oral health
• What’s the best way to brush?
• First Tooth Forward
• How to brush your pet`s teeth
• Soft Drinks and Oral Health
• How do sealants prevent decay?
• Why are molars at risk for decay?
• How to Floss teeth
• How to Take Care of My Toothbrush
• How to Brush Your Teeth
• 25 Healthy Snacks for Кids
• Visiting the Dental Office. Preparing the child
• Diabetes dental
• The Mouth is Important to the Body
• Teeth Safety
• Teen Oral Health
• First aid - lost tooth
• Illicit drugs
• Alcohol teeth health
• Other diseases linked to tobacco use
• Tobacco, Alcohol, and Illicit Drugs
• Brushing and flossing in schools and group settings
• How to floss
• Tooth brushing how?
• Nutrition and dental diseases
• The problem with sugar
• Preventing Tooth Decay: Fluoride, Sealants, Nutrition
• The Tooth Decay Process
• Tooth Shapes and Functions
• Dental diseases common in children and adolescents
• Importance of a Healthy Mouth
• Do You Have A Cracked Tooth?
• Diet And Tooth Decay

Teeth Whitening

• Hydrogen Peroxide in Dentistry
• Creating a Perfect Smile. Filed under Tooth Whitening Tips & Tricks
• Advantages of the Brilliant system
• Peculiarities of the Brilliant system
• Brilliant system
• Crest bleaching stripes
• How to wear a gum shielder
• Preparations before making a gum shielder
• How to bleach teeth at home?
• What do you know about laser dental bleaching?
• Toothpastes for bleaching. What are they?
• Zoom! dental bleaching
• Methods of dental bleaching
• What for should one bleach his teeth?
• The procedure of dental bleaching. Should one use dental bleaching?
• Dental bleaching

Prosthesis

• Disadvantages of ceramic crowns
• What are the advantages of ceramic crowns?
• How to take care of a dental prosthesis?
• Detachable plate-like prostheses
• Clasp dental prostheses
• Orthopaedic treatment of teeth: when is it used?
• Hygiene of prostheses
• How to get used to a detachable prosthetic appliance?
• How to carry out dental prosthetics with the help of ceramic veneers?
• Prosthetics with implants
• Prosthetics with stump insertion
• What are ceramic crowns used for
• What are metal-ceramic crowns used for
• Microprotheses: what are they
• What should one know about prostheses on telescopic crowns
• What should one know about detachable dental prosthetics?

Stomatology

• Gingivitis
• Tooth wear
• Root caries: risk factors
• How does the oral environment change with age?
• What is old age and what are the oral health issues?
• Malpositioned maxillary canine teeth
• Supernumerary teeth
• Preventive programmes in adults
• Preventive programmes in children
• Supportive periodontal care
• Scaling and root planing
• Chemicals that can help to reduce plaque formation
• Frequency of tooth-cleaning
• Cleaning between the teeth
• Toothbrushing—types and techniques
• Dental hygiene advice
• Dental calculus
• Dental plaque
• Who is affected by periodontal disease?
• How does periodontal disease progress?
• Definitions of tooth wear
• Preventing apical periodontitis after root canal treatment
• Pulp amputation
• Direct pulp capping
• Indirect pulp capping
• Epidemiology of apical periodontitis
• Aetiology of apical periodontitis
• Mechanical plaque control
• Caries risk assessment
• Introduction—what is caries?
• Caries vaccines
• Taxonomy of oral streptococci
• Water Fluoridation: a Systematic Review
• What about dental fluorosis?
• Recommendations for prevention of dental caries
• Do chocolate and liquorice protect against dental caries?
• Cheese
• Artistic restoration of teeth
• How to graft teeth?
• What folk remedies can be used to reduce toothache?
• Leukoplakia of the mouth cavity. How to treat leukoplakia of the mouth cavity?
• How to treat warty horn?
• Keratoacanthoma: symptoms and treatment
• Phthorlacum
• Sinus lifting
• How to remove dental deposit?
• What should one know about lip frenulum?
• How to treat labial fissures?
• Labial fissures. How to treat labial fissures?
• Cheilitis (sore on the lip). How to treat cheilitis?
• Is fluorine useful for teeth?
• Candidiasis of the mouth cavity. How to treat candidiasis?
• Papillomatosis. How to treat papillomatosis?
• How to restore dental enamel?
• Fur on the tongue. What can cause fur on the tongue?
• What for should one fill his tooth canals?
• What are the symptoms of lip cancer?
• Tetracycline teeth
• Can fungi live in a person’s mouth?
• What should one know about erosion of dental enamel?
• Toothache and sex
• How does chewing gum affect the condition of teeth?
• What are the consequences and complications of removal of wisdom teeth?
• How to treat pericoronitis and caries of wisdom teeth?
• Advantages and disadvantages of veneers and fillings. Service life period.
• What construction will look more aesthetic?
• How much time does it take to restore teeth?
• How to restore teeth of the front row?
• How to restore teeth?
• Myths about wisdom teeth. What complications may arise during wisdom teeth eruption?
• Wisdom teeth. How many wisdom teeth does a person have?
• Decoration of teeth will make your smile unique

Medicative herbs used in dentistry

• Strawberry
• Mummy
• Common burdock
• Common avens
• Barberry
• Blackberry
• Field horsetail
• Hyssop
• Marigold
• Cat's-foot
• Saltbush
• White willow
• Alder
• Fig
• Spotted knotweed
• Knotgrass
• Marjoram
• Rhizomes of bergenia
• Raspberry leaves
• Why Do Children Have Cavities?
• Moving Beyond Painful Dentistry
• Tooth Brushing
• Natural Tooth Cleaners
• Toxic Toothpaste
• Brushing, Flossing and Toothpaste
• Teeth Whitening At the Dentist's and At Home
• Teeth Cleaning at the Dentist
• Dental Sealants
• The Vicious Cycle and Tooth Decay
• How to Treat Your Decayed Tooth
• Dental Abuse
• Dental Implants
• Focal Infections
• Understanding Tooth Infections
• Should You Remove A Root Canalled Tooth?
• What a Root Canal Procedure Accomplishes
• Why People Have Tooth Infections
• The Dental Code of Silence
• Taking Charge at the Dentist's Office
• Finding a Good Dentist
• Toxic Dentistry
• Dentistry and its High Price
• Dental Plaque and Gum Disease
• Healthy Gums Lead to Healthy Teeth
• Self Care
• Healing Tooth Cavities on a Vegetarian Diet
• Remineralize Your Teeth with Diet
• Nature's Rules for Healing Teeth
• Sweet Drinks
• Do Multi-Vitamins Fight Tooth Decay?
• Healthy Corn
• Healthy Rice
• Problems with Unfermented Grains
• The Effect of Oats on Children's Teeth
• The Anti-Scorbutic Vitamin and Your Teeth and Gums
• Protein for Your Teeth
• Refined Sweeteners Can Damage Your Teeth
• Fruit
• Blood Sugar
• Good Soup Heals Your Teeth
• Deceptive Labeling
• Remineralize Your Teeth with Wise Food Choices
• Fat-soluble Vitamin Summary
• Vital Fat-Soluble Vitamin A
• The Miracle of Vitamin D
• Cholesterol
• Balancing Your Glands
• The Pituitary Gland
• How Teeth Remineralize
• The Failure of Conventional Dentistry
• Dental Alert: Bacteria are Not the Primary Cause of Cavities
• Conventional Dentistry's Losing Battle Against Bacteria
• Micro-organisms
• Tooth Filling
• Tooth Drilling
• Reaffirm Your Choice to Cure Your Cavities
• Dentistry's Inability to Cure Cavities
• Pioneering Tooth Cavity Remineralization

Foundations of Periodontics

• Abscesses of the Periodontium
• Maintenance of Dental Implants
• Anatomy of the Dental Implant
• Mouth Rinses as Aids in Plaque Biofilm Control
• Professional Subgingival Irrigation
• Irrigation Tips
• Irrigant Solutions
• Indications for Recommending Home Oral Irrigation
• Patient-Applied Home Irrigation
• Tongue Cleaning
• Toothbrushing and Tongue Cleaning
• DENTINAL HYPERSENSITIVITY
• Specific Goals of Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy
• PRINCIPLES OF NONSURGICAL PERIODONTAL THERAPY
• DECISION MAKING: FUNDAMENTAL DIAGNOSTIC QUESTIONS
• Refined Carbohydrates
• The Influence of Diet and Nutrition on the Periodontium
• Use of Radiographs for Periodontal Evaluation
• Alveolar Crestal Bone
• Crestal Contour of the Interdental Bone
• Radiographic Appearance of the Periodontium
• Clinical Features that Require Calculations
• Presence of Plaque Biofilm on the Teeth
• Presence of Calculus Deposits on the Teeth
• Furcation Involvement
• Tooth Mobility and Fremitus
• Level of Mucogingival Junction
• Level of the Free Gingival Margin
• The Comprehensive Periodontal Assessment
• OVERVIEW OF THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS
• Periodontitis as a Risk Factor for Respiratory Disease
• Periodontitis as a Risk Factor for Diabetes Complications
• Periodontitis as a Risk Factor for Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
• Periodontitis as a Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease (CVD)
• Periodontitis and Systemic Disease
• OCCLUSAL TRAUMA IN PATIENTS WITH PERIODONTITIS
• MUCOGINGIVAL DEFORMITIES AND CONDITIONS AROUND TEETH
• TOOTH-RELATED FACTORS
• Etiology of NPD
• Necrotizing Periodontal Diseases
• Genetic Disorders
• Hematologic Disorders
• TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS FOR AGGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS
• Generalized Aggressive Periodontitis (GAP)
• LOCALIZED AND GENERALIZED AGGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS
• GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AGGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS
• RECURRENT AND REFRACTORY FORMS OF CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS
• TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS FOR INITIAL NONSURGICAL THERAPY
• SEVERITY, EXTENT, AND PROGRESSION OF CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS
• Onset and Progression Chronic Periodontitis
• Characteristics of Chronic Periodontitis
• GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS
• Classification of Periodontitis
• Lichen Planus
• Treatment for Primary Herpetic Gingivostomatitis
• Primary Herpetic Gingivostomatitis (PHG)
• Non-Plaque-lnduced Gingival Lesions
• Classification of Gingival Diseases
• Extent and Distribution of Inflammation
• Tissue Consistency and Texture in Gingivitis
• Characteristics of Gingivitis
• Clinical Features of Healthy Gingiva
• Smoking Cessation Counseling
• Smoking Cessation
• Impairment of Normal Host Response
• Effects on Host Response
• Effects on Bacteria in the Plaque Biofilm
• Mechanisms of Periodontal Disease Progression in Smokers
• Impact of Tobacco Products on the Periodontium
• Introduction to Smoking and Periodontal Disease
• Calcium Channel Blockers
• Immunosuppressants
• Anticonvulsants
• Drug-Influenced Gingival Enlargement
• Medications that Alter Plaque Biofilm Composition, pH, or Salivary Flow
• Implications of Down Syndrome for the Periodontium
• Down Syndrome and Periodontitis
• Genetic Risk Factors For Periodontitis
• Oral Contraceptives
• Pregnancy
• HORMONAL VARIATIONS
• Characteristics of Osteoporosis
• ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME
• Introduction to Leukemia
• Implications of Diabetes for the Periodontium
• Diabetes Mellitus and Risk of Periodontitis
• DIABETES MELLITUS
• INFLAMMATORY BIOCHEMICAL MEDIATORS
• The Role of Host Response in Periodontal Disease
• Chronic inflammation
• The Acute Inflammatory Process
• Everyday Example of Acute Inflammation
• TWO STAGES OF INFLAMMATION
• MAJOR EVENTS IN THE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE
• Phagocytosis
• Leukocyte Migration, Chemotaxis, and Phagocytosis
• THE COMPLEMENT SYSTEM
• T Lymphocytes
• Lymphocytes
• CELLS OF THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
• INTRODUCTION TO THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
• Parafunctional Occlusal Forces
• Direct Damage from Occlusal Forces
• Direct Damage Due to Faulty Restorations and Appliances
• Local Factors That Cause Direct Damage
• Local Factors That Increase Plaque Biofilm Pathogenicity
• Tooth Grooves or Concavities
• Tooth Morphology
• Modes of Attachment to Tooth Surfaces
• Types of Dental Calculus
• Composition of Dental Calculus
• Local Factors that Increase Plaque Biofilm Retention
• Control of Plaque Biofilms
• Bacterial Virulence Factors: A Minor Cause of Periodontal Destruction
• Mechanisms of Periodontal Destruction
• Bacterial Attachment Zones
• The Importance of Bacterial Attachment
• MICROBIAL COMPLEXES AND ATTACHMENT ZONES
• Stages of Bacterial Colonization
• BACTERIAL COLONIZATION AND SUCCESSION
• The Complex Structure of Mature Dental Plaque Biofilms
• THE COMPLEX STRUCTURE OF DENTAL PLAQUE BIOFILMS
• The Structure and Colonization of Plaque Biofilms
• Porphyromonas gingivalis
• CURRENT SUSPECTED PERIODONTAL PATHOGENS
• Bacteria Associated with Gingivitis
• MICROORGANISMS ASSOCIATED WITH SPECIFIC PERIODONTAL STATES
• Life Cycle of a Biofilm
• BIOFILMS: BACTERIAL COMMUNITIES
• Where Bacteria Live
• Bacteria in the Oral Environment. CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA
• Risk Factors for Periodontal Disease
• Current Theory of Disease Progression
• PROGRESSION OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE
• Current Views on Treatment
• Current Views on Disease Control
• Historical Perspectives on Disease Control
• CONTROL OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE
• Prevalence of chronic periodontitis
• What the Research Shows
• Difficulties in Measurement of Periodontal Disease
• Measuring the Disease Prevalence
• Variables Associated with the Prevalence of Disease
• Prevalence and Incidence of Disease
• Epidemiology: Researching Periodontal Disease
• Periodontitis as a Manifestation of Systemic Diseases
• Less Common Type of Gingivitis
• GINGIVAL DISEASES
• MAJOR DIAGNOSTIC CATEGORIES OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE
• Periodontal Pockets
• POCKET FORMATION
• CHARACTERISTICS OF PERIODONTAL POCKETS
• Bone Defects in Periodontal Disease
• Pathways of Inflammation into the Alveolar Bone
• PATTERNS OF BONE LOSS IN PERIODONTITIS
• CHANGES IN ALVEOLAR BONE HEIGHT IN DISEASE
• Gingival Connective Tissue
• PERIODONTITIS—PERMANENT TISSUE DESTRUCTION
• Gingival Margin
• GINGIVITIS—REVERSIBLE TISSUE DAMAGE
• PERIODONTIUM IN HEALTH
• THREE BASIC STATES OF THE PERIODONTIUM
• MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY OF ALVEOLAR BONE
• Types of Cementum
• Conservation of Cementum During Periodontal Instrumentation
• Microscopic anatomy of cementum
• Sharpey Fibers of the Periodontal Ligament
• Functions of the Periodontal Ligament
• The periodontal ligament Fibers of the Gingival Connective Tissue.
• Functions of the Gingival Fiber Bundles
• MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY OF GINGIVAL CONNECTIVE TISSUE
• ATTACHMENT OF THE CELLS OF THE JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM
• WHY THE TEETH NEED A JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM
• Oral epithelium
• Microscopic anatomy of gingival epithelium
• Epithelial cell junctions
• Epithelial-connective tissue boundary
• Microscopic anatomy of connective tissue
• Microscopic anatomy of epithelial tissue
• Microscopic anatomy of a tissue
• Focus on Patients
• The gingiva, periodontal ligament, cementum
• Lymphatic system and the periodontium
• Blood supply to the periodontium
• Nerve supply to the periodontium
• Alveolar bone
• Root cementum
• Periodontal ligament
• Gingival Sulcus
• Interdental Gingiva
• Attached Gingiva
• Free Gingiva
• The gingiva
• Gingiva
• Tissues of the Periodontium

Expert

• What are the main causes of bad breath? Symptoms and causes
• What are the main causes of bad breath?
• How To Suture: Intro To Suturing Like a Surgeon
• Root Canal Treatment Step by Step
• Bruxism: causes, treatments, and consequences
• Should I Use Fluoridated Toothpaste for My Child?
• Should You Choose Same Day Crowns?
• What Is a Cosmetic Smile Makeover? Hollywood smile, celebrity smile
• Find the Best Water Flosser and Oral Irrigator! 7 Water Flosser Tips
• The way to Prevent Bad Breath? 9 step
• What is Dental bonding? Details on Tooth Bonding
• Dental Implant Questions and Answers
• Oral Health for Children, Babies
• Want That Perfect Smile Back? Why Should You Consider Dental Implants?
• How to Creating the Flossing Habit. The Short Guide

Endodontic Microsurgery

• Endodontic Treatment versus Implant
• Implant Placement : result
• Bone Defect Classification
• The endodontic lesion: Conclusions
• Radiology
• False Endodontic Lesion with Periodontal Involvement
• Periodontal Disease with Posterior Endodontic Involvement
• Endodontic Disease with Secondary Periodontic Involvement
• Endo-Perio Lesions Classification
• Histological Considerations
• Endodontics and Periodontics
• Antibiotics
• Narcotic Analgesics
• Non-steroidal Anti-inflammatories
• Postsurgical Instructions
• Suture Removal
• Knots
• Non-absorbable Sutures Silk
• Sutures
• Needles
• Suturing
• Retrocavity obturation with MTA
• Retrofilling Cements Types: Selection and Techniques
• Obturation
• Microtip Materials
• Ultrasonic Retrocavity Preparation
• Methylene Blue
• Topical Hemostatic Agents
• Hemostasis
• Curettage
• Intact Cortical Bone Plate
• The Osteotomy Window
• Gingival blood supply
• Triangular
• Flap Design
• Anesthesia.
• The Microscope's Main Features
• Peri-implant Soft Tissue Management
• Implant Placement
• Occlusion, Articulation
• Transverse Force, Lever Arm, and Bending Moment
• Practical Guidelines Based on Biomechanical Principles
• Biology and Pathology of Peri-implant Soft Tissues

Dental Technology

• Splint Therapy for Periodontal Treatment
• Special Forms of Splint Therapy
• Pre-prosthetic Treatment Measures
• Eccentric Splints
• Michigan splint
• Centric Relation Splints
• Reflex Splints
• Splint Therapy for Functional Disorders
• TMJ Diseases and Disorders
• Functional Disorders of the Orofacial System
• Lingual technique
• Multiband appliances
• Edgewise technique
• Advantages of fixed appliances
• Fixed Orthodontic Appliances
• Myofunctional therapy
• Frankel functional regulator
• Balters bionator
• Brief outline of different activators
• Activator designs
• Grinding the activator
• Activator fabrication
• Activators
• Inclined Plane
• Extension wires
• Crozat Appliance
• Double-plates
• Active plate designs
• Labial bow
• Active spring components
• Active components of an active plate
• Retentive components of an active plate
• Active Plate
• Classification of Orthodontic Appliances
• Types of Anchorage for Force Distribution
• Transferring Forces for Tooth Movements
• Levels of Biologic Intensity
• Remodeling Processes in Tooth Movement
• Orthodontic Model Analysis
• Orthodontics
• Dental Services
• Cleaning Techniques
• Oral Hygiene
• Periodontal Diseases
• Tooth Decay (Caries)
• Abnormal Tooth Numbers
• Developmental Anomalies in Individual Teeth
• Developmental Anomalies of the Jaws
• Pathology of the Orofacial System
• Determining Joint Values
• Mounting Models in the Articulator
• Facebow Technique
• Gothic Arch Tracing
• Jaw Relation Registration
• Fully Adjustable Articulators System Errors
• Errors of Technique with Average-Value Articulators
• Semi-Adjustable Average-Value Articulators
• Average-Value Articulators
• Anatomical Values Used
• Replication of Joints and Movements
• Reference Planes for Model Adjustment
• Articulator Components
• Trigeminal Nerve
• Autonomic Nervous System
• Cranial nerves
• The Brain
• Nervous Control
• Structure of nerve fibers
• Nerve Tissue
• The second antagonistic pair of facial expression muscles comprises the levator muscle and the depre
• First antagonistic muscle pair
• Perioral Muscles of Facial Expression
• Muscle Groups of the Hyoid Bone
• Masticatory Muscles
• Muscles of Mandibular Movement
• Muscle as a Motor Unit
• Muscle Tissue
• Tooth Contacts During Mandibular Movement
• Dynamic Occlusion
• Tooth Guidance (Occlusion)
• Bennett Movement
• Christensen's phenomenon
• Guidance Factors in Mandibular Movement
• Mandibular Border Movements
• Mandibular Movement
• Musculature of the Tongue
• Tongue
• Denture-Bearing Area in the Mandible
• Denture-Bearing Area in the Maxilla
• Mucosal Covering in the Maxilla
• Mucous Membrane
• Glands
• Skin Appendages
• Skin
• Joint Capsule and Articular Ligaments
• Articular Disc
• Temporomandibular Joint
• Types of Joints
• Rami of the Mandible
• Internal surface topography
• External surface topography
• Mandible
• Bony Palate
• Maxillary Processes
• Maxilla
• Facial Bones
• Bones of the Cranial Vault
• Base of the Skull
• Cranial Anatomy
• Abrasion of occlusal contacts
• Defined force progression
• Advantages of punctiform occlusal contacts
• Form and position of occlusal contacts
• Contacts of the Teeth
• Function of the Closed Dentition
• Malposition of teeth in the frontal plane
• Dentition in the Frontal Plane
• Malposition of teeth in the sagittal plane
• Dentition in the Sagittal Plane
• Malposition of teeth in the horizontal plane
• Dentition in the Horizontal Plane
• Form and Function of the Dentition
• Eruption
• Primary Teeth
• Mandibular molars
• Molars
• Mandibular premolars
• Maxillary premolars
• Posterior Teeth
• Canines
• Mandibular incisors
• Maxillary incisors
• Anterior Teeth
• Description of Tooth Forms
• Characteristic Features of Tooth Forms
• Classification of the periodontium
• Periodontal ligament - membrane
• Alveolar bone: structure
• Periodontium
• Dental Pulp
• Cementum
• Formation of dentin (dentinogenesis)
• Dentin
• Formation of enamel (amelogenesis)
• Dental Enamel
• Dental Tissues
• Cartilage tissue
• Bony substance
• Bone tissue
• Connective and supporting tissue
• Epithelial tissue
• Classification of tissue
• Cell Division
• Nucleus
• Microstructures of the Cell
• The Cell as a Functional Unit
• Notation
• Types of dentitions and teeth
• Teeth: Anatomy
• Teeth: Form, formation, and function
• Oral vestibule
• Anatomy of the oral cavity
• Cephalometric measurement of the head
• Features of the face
• The Orofacial System
• Anatomical Nomenclature for Direction and Position
• Structure of the Human Body
• Form and Function
• Space Closure in Orthodontics
• Spee curve leveling with reverse curves
• Deep bite correction with a tip back
• ACTION AND REACTION
• Types of dental movement
• Dental movement physiology
• What is the center of resistance?
• What is force?
• Treatment versus Implant
• Graft Materials
• Implant Surgery
• Radiographic Examination General Issues
• Implantology
• Clinical Procedures Root Canal Treatment
• Root Resective Procedures
• Strategies for Iatrogenic Perforations
• Diagnosis of Perforation
• Lateral Canals