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Improving Patient Outcomes With a Multidisciplinary Approach

Dimensions of Dental Hygiene

Continue >> In patients with partially edentulous dentitions and reduced vertical bone height, orthodontic bodily tooth movement into constricted bone areas may be a possibility for space closure. . Improve esthetics. Continue >> Improving Patient Outcomes With a Multidisciplinary Approach.

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Optimizing Patient-Case Discussions with Modern Tools in Dental Care

YapiApp

In recent years, digital dental tools have emerged as powerful aids in optimizing patient-case discussions in dental care. These tools, such as Yapi and other integrated platforms, have evolved how dentists approach case discussions. Modern tools also improve the quality of discussions among dental teams regarding patient care.

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Managing Pediatric Sleep Apnea

Dentistry Today

An integrated and multidisciplinary approach involving dentists, pediatricians, sleep specialists, ENTs, myofunctional therapists, and other healthcare professionals is essential for the comprehensive and successful management of these patients. The patient was bottle-fed until age one and used a pacifier until 18 months of age.

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An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Treatment of Amelogenesis Imperfecta

Dentistry Today

Treatment requires a multidisciplinary approach and close professional collaboration. Although treatment methods vary, most patients initially require anterior composite restorations and posterior stainless steel crowns on high-risk teeth to allow for healthy psychosocial development and posterior function.

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Supporting Positive Implant Outcomes

Dimensions of Dental Hygiene

Oral reconstruction and rehabilitation using dental implants in patients with partial and complete edentulism have become extremely common in clinical practice. At the same time, patient expectations about the outcomes of implant therapy have also risen. Implant site analysis with cone-beam computed tomography.