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How confident are you with tissue descriptions?  Should we practice more in lab and lecture? "Love" this post if you would like a copy to have on hand for review so I know how many copies to print. 

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How confident are you with tissue descriptions?  Should we practice more in lab and lecture? "Love" this post if you would like a copy to have on hand for review so I know how many copies to print. 

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Update: I made this a lab assignment.

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Are there topics to choose from as to what we are supposed to write about?

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One-wall defect, two-wall defect, and three-wall defect - YouTube

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One-wall defect, two-wall defect, and three-wall defect

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Caring for Dental Implants...I was WRONG! 

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Caring for Dental Implants...I was WRONG! 

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Yes, I am human and apparently behind the times regarding the care of dental implants. Please review P. 178, section B. "Guidelines for Professional Maintenance".

In short, titanium dental instruments are appropriate for biofilm removal.  We can review this in class as well. This is not on the Exam but wanted to make sure I straighten up the confusion I may have caused.   Sorry, gang!

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Scroll down to see radiographic differences!

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Scroll down to see radiographic differences!

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Enamel Pearls - "O" Shaped (Oh what fun!)

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Enamel Pearls - "O" Shaped (Oh what fun!)

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Enamel pearls are more defined, spherical-shaped forms of the enamel found on root surfaces of molar teeth. At times, one will think it is a smooth chunky subgingival calculus formation that is im.poss.i.ble to remove (it literally is, don't even try it)! Then you look at the x-rays and there it is!

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Cervical Enamel Projections - The "V" Shape, (Very Fun!)

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Cervical Enamel Projections - The "V" Shape, (Very Fun!)

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Cervical Enamel Projections are harder to detect, meaning they are more smooth and extend into the furcation. A lot of times you will not notice it until the damage has already been done, then you will see it or feel it with your explorer.

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NEW Case Studies and Online Test Feature!

The Case Studies have been updated! If you are looking for a Case Study that is no longer available, it has been ARCHIVED. To view all archived cases, click here. Faculty members no longer need to provide their students with the answers! Students can take the test online and immediately get their score!

Case Study Assignment Feature - you are able to:

1. Create a Case Study Assignment here

2. Share the assignment number with your students

3. Students complete the test(s)

4. Visit dentalcare.com and SEE your students' scores or download them into an excel spreadsheet.

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NEW Case Studies and Online Test Feature! The Case Studies have been updated! If you are looking for a Case Study that is no longer available, it has been ARCHIVED. To view all archived cases, click here. Faculty members no longer need to provide their students with the answers!