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The objective of the study is to provide surgeons with a reference to optimize surgical procedures that can result in improved hygiene, long-term maintenance, acceptable functional and esthetic...


Social media platforms can be used as a source of information for patients seeking health care information. However, the quality of health information on these platforms is not clear and...


By Arianna Bianchi

The extraction of wisdom teeth sometimes presents a challenge for dentists and patients, especially in the case of complex interventions and due to the anatomy that these dental elements have with...


By Angela Nelson, TuftsNow

About 165 students from the medical, dental, and veterinary schools at Tufts recently took part in the Comparative Anatomy Exchange Day, or CadEx for short.


Current literature has shown a direct association between biomarkers and adverse stimuli that determine anxiogenic responses. 


This scoping review and analysis were designed to assess the amount of time spent delivering photobiomodulation light therapy after dental extraction to improve postoperative pain and wound healing.


Management of asymptomatic malposed third molars is a controversial topic. As a result, many malposed or mildly pathologic third molars are not removed.


The authors designed this study to validate the hypothesis that routine blanket glucocorticoid supplementation is unnecessary during minor oral surgical procedures under local anesthesia.


The inaugural symposium of the NYU Pain Research Center, held on March 7, 2023 at the NYU Kimmel Center, featured research presentations by prominent American and Canadian pain scientists.


The American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery examined a total of 410 candidates, marking the second largest administration in ABOMS history.


Third molar surgery is one of the most commonly performed operations, usually associated with high anxiety. The purpose of this study was to determine if patients' anxiety would reduce if consent was...


By Davide Bencivenni, Pierantonio Bellini, Camilla Garuti, Ugo Consolo

The authors aim to define a complete picture of the current clinical applications of L-PRF and to share preliminary clinical cases.


from Dental Cadmos

This clinical case is surgical management of a patient with a central giant cell granuloma involving the right maxilla.


Although non-opioid analgesics such as paracetamol and ibuprofen are recommended as the first choice for dental pain, many dentists prefer to prescribe opioids. This is concerning due to the risk of...


A study aimed to examine how the mobility of the inferior alveolar neurovascular bundle changes with or without removing the bone around the mental foramen.


Oral surgery     23 September 2022

Dry socket: better to prevent?

Dry socket is a common complications that develops after the extraction of a permanent tooth, and it is characterized by pain in and around the extraction site with a partial or total loss of a blood...


Authors: Michele Cassetta, Federica Altieri

The impaction of the second mandibular molar (MM2) is an anomaly of the final stage of dental development recognizing several aetiological causes. The prevalence of...


Impacted third molars are directly or indirectly the underlying cause of numerous disorders in the mouth, jaw and facial regions like:  pericoronitis and ...


Author - Dr Marco Martignoni

Irrigation of root canals is key to improve the removal of bacteria, pulp tissue, smear layer and debris from the root canal system (1), reducing the risk of post-treatment disease. In fact, it is...


Authors: Christian Bacci, Luca Donolato, Alessia Cerrato, Gastone Zanette

Apical post-treatment pathology can jeopardize the success of endodontic treatment. Various alternatives must be taken into account to promote periapical healing: orthograde retreatment, which is...


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