[PDF] Top 20 Dental Press J. Orthod. vol.17 número6

... Faz pouco tempo, o Dental Press Journal of Or- thodontics (DPJO) recebeu a submissão de um arti- go com oito autores. A quantidade, por si, não per- mite qualquer conclusão apropriada: seria precon- ceito, ... See full document

... Expansion occurred after activation at a rate of two-quarter turns a day for 15 days. After the active period, the screw was immobilized and the appli- ance was kept for retention for 6 months. During this period, the ... See full document

... most common changes observed in the primary dentition. At this age the treatment and develop- ment of interceptive measures is important, as well as continuing education programs in public health for the prevention of ... See full document

... a dental anomaly characterized by an abnormal curvature of the dental root, which can cause problems during eruption and complications in the orthodontic and endodontic treatment or ... See full document

... Impressions were taken of the upper and lower dental arches, reproducing all the teeth, alveolar pro- cess and buccal groove of the oral cavity for each pa- tient. The casts were made with alginate, and the im- ... See full document

... Introduction: Oral habits may interfere on the growth and development of the stomatognathic system and orofa- cial myofunctional conditions, producing changes in the position of teeth in their dental arches. ... See full document

... Initially, all teeth were cleaned by rubber cup prophylaxis (K.G. Sorensen, São Paulo, Brazil) at low speed, using fine-grained pumice (Herjos - Vi- godent) and water for 10 seconds. After prophylaxis, the eight teeth of ... See full document

... Just recently, an article with eight authors was submitted to the Dental Press Journal of Orthodon- tics (DPJO). The number in itself is elusive and one should not jump to conclusions. It would be prejudi- ... See full document

... the dental arch, ex- cept in cases of agenesis of maxillary lateral incisors; 4) Patients that did not present resin restoration nor enamel fractures of the maxil- lary and mandibular lateral ... See full document

... medicine. Dental surgeons have come to understand and internalize the need to specialize in a given field, as performing too many different pro- cedures leaves them subject to more frequent errors, facing ... See full document

... different dental materials, and may infer what material is best suitable to perform clinical functions, resisting to the masticatory forces, wear and appli- cation of orthodontic ... See full document

... in the final stage of the mixed dentition, tooth #75 presenting clinical features of ankylosis (Fig 1). In the dental casts analysis, a Class II, Division 2 mal- occlusion was observed, slightly asymmetric, with ... See full document

... » Further double-blind randomized controlled clinical trials, with standardized diagnostic cri- teria for TMD are necessary to evaluate the real effectiveness of the use of botulinum [r] ... See full document

... of dental materials is a desirable property, because it helps to detect radiographically materi- als’ remains present in the oral tissues or that may have been inadvertently swallowed or even more serious, inhaled ... See full document

... 9. Lima FR, Lima A, Ruelas ACO. Longitudinal study of anteroposterior and vertical maxillary changes in skeletal Class II patients treated with Kloehn cervical headgear. Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop. ... See full document

... 3. Larrabee TM, Liu SS, Torres-Gorena A, Soto-Rojas A, Eckert GJ, Stewart KT. The effects of varying alcohol concentrations commonly found in mouth rinses on the force decay of elastomeric chain. Angle Orthod. ... See full document

... to dental tissues exhib- it completely different characteristics in terms of intensity, duration, direction, distribution, frequency and form of uptake by periodontal ... See full document

... needed. Dental available evidence has signiicant limitations which is almost impos- sible to have any conclusive statements regarding almost everything we do in ... See full document

... It was observed that the rate of tooth movement and the percentage of bone resorp- tion were higher in the group in which the methyl- prednisolone was administered for a long period.. I[r] ... See full document

... The changes in cell surface or sensitive lysosomal membrane led to lysosomal weakness and other changes that gradually become irreversible. These alterations that occur by the action of xenobiotics re- sult in the ... See full document