Interarch Relation in Natural Dentition

Relation between dentition and dyspeptic disorders.

children raises the possibility of respiratory infection, as previously reported in man and birds. The oocvst is small enough to be carried by dust. Much of the inhaled dust (possibly in the form of dried poultry litter) is undoubtedly cleared from the tracheobronchial mucosa by the cilia. It is then swallowed and enters the gastrointestinal tract. Many families in Bangladesh keep their poultry...

Prevalence of Spaced and Closed Dentition and its Relation to Malocclusion in Primary and Permanent Dentition

An ideal primary dentition is the indicator of future ideal permanent dentition. Absence of primate or secondary spaces in the primary dentition is expression of disproportion between jaw/tooth sizes. Little information is known on the relationship of spacing and closed dentition with malocclusion in relation to primary and permanent dentition. Hence, the present study was conducted to find the...

Equilibration of the occlusion of natural dentition.

of bridge in two ways: (1) the worn occlusal surfaces can easily be replaced and (2) small metal stops can be placed on the occlusal surface by soldering them to the top surface of the key before proc­ essing the acrylic. These are also useful in removing the key during the process of construction. In instances where the bite is closed, the acrylic occlusal sur­ face may have to be sacrificed i...

Respiratory function in relation to facial morphology and the dentition.

Investigating the Correlation between Freeway Space and Gonial Angle among Patients with Natural Dentition

Calculating the correct vertical relation between mandible and maxilla is  an important factor for success  of removable and fixed partial dentures. This study, , was performed in order to determine the correlation between Freeway Space (FWS) and gonial angle. This cross-sectional, analytical study was condcuted in 2018 on 128 patients. For measurement of correlation between FWS and gonial angl...