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Oral and Craniofacial Clinical Signs Associated to Genetic Conditions in Human Identification Part I: A Review
Background: Forensic dentistry is one of the most reliable methodsused in human identifi cation when other technique as fi ngerprint,DNA, visual identifi cation cannot be used. Genetic disorders haveseveral manifestations that can target the intra-oral cavity, thecranio-facial area or any location in the human body.Hicham A. Diab1 , Ziad Salameh2 , Ghassan N. Hamadeh3 , Genane Younes4 , Fouad Ayoub5 -
Can Caries-Affected Dentin be Completely Remineralized by Guided Tissue Remineralization?
Introduction—To date, there is no evidence that conventional remineralization techniques using calcium and phosphate ion- containing media will completely remineralize carious lesions in regions where remnant apatite seed crystallites are absent. Conversely, guided tissue remineralization using biomimetic analogs of dentin matrix proteins is successful in remineralizing thin layers of completely demineralized dentin.Lin Daia, Yan Liub, Ziad Salamehc , Sara Khand, Jing Maoa, David H. Pashleyd, and Franklin R. Tayd -
Clinician’s Perspectives on Hearing Protection Devices
Occupational noise-induced hearing loss is estimated to be the most common occupational disability in the United States. In addition to hearing loss, high noise levels can create stress, reduce productivity and interfere with communication and concentration.
Sam Shamardi,DMD -
Dental Care Throughout Pregnancy: Do’s and Don’ts
Pregnancy is a special period in a woman’s lifetime. Good oral health during pregnancy is important to the overall health of both the expectant mother and her baby. Oral health assessment should be part of comprehensive prenatal care for all women and obstetrician should consider referral of a newly pregnant woman to a dentist as routine.
Alexandre Khairallah - BDS