The treatment outcome for skeletal Class II malocclusion was reviewed in 33 nongrowing patients who were treated with orthodontics alone (by premolar extraction and tooth movement to camouflage the skeletal problem) and in 57 patients treated for similar problems with surgery and orthodontics (with mandibular advancement and with tooth movement to reduce rather than increase dental compensation...

W hen preparing a single-unit crown, or multiple unit bridge, dentists inevitably follow a similar routine. The prepared tooth/ teeth are impressed in a good quality impression material such as a polyether, or the most widely used impression material, an addition silicone vinyl polysiloxane (VPS),1 which accounts for 95% of the impressions sent to the dental laboratory.2 The impressions are tak...

STATEMENT OF PROBLEM Accurate recording of implant locations is required so that definitive restorations are properly supported and do not place additional stress on the implants. Angulated implants may result in inaccurate impressions, and the impression technique may affect the accuracy of the definitive cast. PURPOSE The purpose of this study was to determine the effect the combined intera...

wafer splints are commonly used in orthog-nathic surgery after osteotomy of the jaws for a correct intraoperative jaw positioning, before the osteosyn-thesis. 1-3 Considerable time and, consequently, high cost are frequently involved in the fabrication of high-quality splints with durable and stable occlusal profile, smooth surfaces, and sufficient elasticity; in addition, a dental technician m...

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The management of tooth wear has been a subject of increasing interest from both preventive and restorative points of view. This paper describes the full mouth rehabilitation of a 63-year-old bruxer man with a severely worn dentition and other dental problems including unsuitable restorations and several missing teeth. The treatment entailed using cast posts and cores, metal-ceramic restoration...