Unless the cysts become infected, they are usually asymptomatic. Typically, they present as osteolytic periapical lesions detected with radiographic imaging. Radicular cysts, when seen on radiographic imaging, tend to appear pear-shaped or round. Lesions are typically less than 1 cm in size and are situated in the periapical region of teeth with unilocular and lucent characteristics.
The advent of computers and information technology first laid the foundations for dental informatics in the 1960's. Since then, informatics have been used in several fields of medical science.
Written by: Lidia S. Hovhan
Dental email marketing is a cost-effective way to grow your dentistry business. Here are a few ideas to kickstart your email marketing efforts to drive results.
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by Mark Allinson
Robots are now utilized in every field of research thanks to technological breakthroughs; they have even found their way into dentistry due to the capacity for precision work without being...
The world’s first journal focused on dentistry and tooth care, the American Journal of Dental Science, was published in 1839; seven years earlier, the London-based James Snell invented the first reclining chair specifically designed for dental work. Britain’s inaugural dental school opened in 1859, and the first electric dentist’s drill was patented in 1875 by American George F Green.
Leeds, UK: In a recent study, researchers have examined whether the use of removable partial dentures has an impact on the long-term survival outcomes of partially edentulous adults. They reported that us...
Ann Arbor, Mich. – The number of Michigan military veterans receiving free dental care through the University of Michigan School of Dentistry increased again this year with the addition of a third clinic lo...
Fusobacterium nucleatum, commonly referred to as F. nucleatum, is the bacterium responsible for periodontal disease. If the gums and jawbone are compromised, a lack of therapy could result in tooth loss. In recent years, F. nucleatum has been associated with various conditions, including colorectal cancer and premature birth.
The discussion about mental health among students is now being highlighted more frequently. Similarly, dental students are not immune to anxiety and depression since elevated stress levels associated with education and jobs are very well-known. The claims are further confirmed by a few studies where statistics show a high suicide rate among dental students.
