The temporomandibular joint, or TMJ, connects the jawbone to the skull. This joint performs both sliding and hinge actions, allowing the jaw to open, close, and move in circular motions. The bones that make these movements possible are covered in cartilage and separated from the jaw by a small, shock-absorbing disk.
A root canal system that is free of infected microorganisms is essential to achieve a periapical healing. Enterococcus faecalis (EF) has been found to be one of the predominant bacteria that are associated with chronic periodontitis and failed root canal treatment.
Gingival troughing is?the preparation of gingival tissue prior to taking impressions of teeth that have been prepared to receive a dental prosthesis. Fixed restorative dentistry success is dependent on the exquisite fit of restorations.
Snoring affects as high as 20% of the population and may impact to breathing during sleep. Surgical and non surgical treatment options for snoring have soared in the past years especially with the advent of minimally invasive office procedures such as laser palatoplasty, radio frequency (RF) volumetric reduction, the Pillar procedure and increase use oral appliances.
Dr Sana Farista is speaking on "Laser Dentistry - Technology is As Good As Mind Behind It" organised by IDA Smart City Branch - Kochi
Today Dr Shanin Farista from India will recommend you the laser-assisted treatment of dentine hypersensitivity to solve immediate and long-term pain.
Compared with traditional open surgery, intracavitary surgery has less postoperative pain, shorter trauma recovery time, lower complication rate, and significantly improved patient experience.
Inferior turbinate hypertrophy is the most common cause of chronic nasal obstruction.
Teeth whitening is a simple, conservative way to improve the appearance of a smile and reduce tooth discoloration. Whiter teeth can make one look younger and, as most people agree, more attractive.
Lasers can make dental treatments more efficient, cost effective, and comfortable. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved dental laser as a treatment option for several dental conditions.
