Early childhood dental trauma frequently results in the persistence of immature non-vital teeth accompanied by apical periodontitis and inflammatory external root resorption.

Dentistry is one of the professions of medical sciences where more biological, chemical, physical and ergonomic risks can be detect- ed in daily practice

Periapical lesions develop as a sequalae to pulp disease. They often associated without any acute pain or discomfort and commonly discovered on routine radiographic examination.

In orthodontics, tooth crowding and space problems are common, with many patients requiring premolar extraction. Canine distalization is crucial, but traditional methods offer limited tooth movement and anchorage loss.

Underscoring the importance of maintaining periodontal tissue health in ensuring high-quality orthodontic treatment outcomes remains highly significant.

Piezosurgery is being applied increasingly in oral surgery and implantology. The main advantages of this technique are precise and selective cuttings, the avoidance of thermal damage, and the preservation of soft-tissue structures.

Stem cells are able to multiply and create cell lines that can develop into different cell lineages. Depending on their source, stem cells can either be adult or embryonic stem cells and can be taken from a variety of locations.

22-year-old patients reported with Angle’s class II division 1 malocclusion, canine class II, gummy smile. Lateral cephalogram demonstrated anteroposterior, vertical maxillary excess and steep mandibular plane.

To compare the effect of two restorative surfaces viz. Nickel-chromium alloy and IPS Empress ceramic on the contact angle of two luting agents- Glass ionomer cement and Zinc phosphate cement.

Treatment of patients with coexisting cardiovascular disease (heart problems) often raises concerns about possible problems dur- ing dental treatment.

In forensic investigations, bite mark analysis has long been used as a useful tool to identify offenders and correlate crime scenes.

Research is integral to the practice of dentistry. It empowers dental professionals to provide high-quality, evidence-based care, fosters innovation and drives the advancement of medical knowl- edge for the betterment of patient outcomes and healthcare prac- tices.

Maintaining good oral health is a key aspect of overall well- being and a daily concern for most individuals. The different components of dental alveolar tissues, including alveolar bone, dental pulp, teeth, periodontal ligament, gums, blood vessels, and nerves, collaborate harmoniously to facilitate essential functions like chewing and digestion.

Kidney disease or dysfunction can be due to numerous causes or factors, such as acquired infections, congenital pathologies, or drug abuse.

Sialolithiasis is a relatively common pathology in dental practice that affects mainly the major salivary glands. The submandibular glands are more affected, in young adults, between the third and fourth decades of life.

A post pubertal male M. Aslam aged 19 years residing in Shiwal Khas, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, came to the department with chief complaint of irregularly placed upper front teeth

Liver disease or dysfunction can be due to numerous causes or factors, such as acquired infections, congenital pathologies, or drug abuse.