'Tooth eruption' presentation slideshows

Special Needs

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Isfahan Dental School Pediatric Dentistry Departement Dr. S.E.Jabbarifar

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Check Out the Causes of a Toothache

When you have a cavity or decay, then there is a chance of a severe toothache. The actual cause for the pain may be an infection, tooth trauma or gum disease. Always take preventative steps to avoid toothache. See these slides to check out the causes of a toothache.

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Common Problems in Infants and Toddlers (teething, colic and fever)

Common Problems in Infants and Toddlers (teething, colic and fever). PHM 456 Angela Trope MSc The Hospital for Sick Children. Common Problems in Infants and Toddlers. PJ 271 2003 Survey to determine the extent and use of OTCs in children and to examine how OTCs are handled at home.

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Menkes Disease

Menkes Disease. Melissa Apostolidis. AKA KINKY HAIR DISEASE. Brittle, kinky (monamide oxidase) Hair on infants is short, sparse, coarse, and twisted Hair is lightly pigmented: gray, white, silver Twisted strands resemble steel wool cleaning pads Eyebrows have a similar appearance.

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TOOTH MOVEMENT AND ERUPTION

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Tooth eruption ultra-low power section of developing jaw

1. 1. 4. 4. 3. 3. 2. 2. 3. 2. 1 mm. Tooth eruption ultra-low power section of developing jaw. Key: 1 = milk teeth; 2 = developing adult teeth; 3 = jaw bone; 4 = gum. Tooth eruption. Osteoclasts erode jaw bone to make way for erupting adult tooth.

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Tooth eruption low power section of developing jaw

1 mm. Tooth eruption low power section of developing jaw. Tooth eruption remodelling of alveolar bone to accommodate developing tooth. osteocytes entombed in bone. osteoblasts forming bone. osteoclasts resorbing bone. Bone cells.

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