The term periodontal diseases describes inflammation of the tissues that offer support to the teeth. It has been recognized that though the bacteria present in plaque initiates the periodontal inflammation, the host response to these pathogens equally matters in the progression of the disease.

Short implant abutments which have less than 6mm height pose a problem of limited retention and the present study evaluates the effect of circumferential grooves in improving the retentive quality. A comparative evaluation of Zinc phosphate cement and Non eugenol provisional cement in providing adequate retention for implant crowns is also undertaken

Nowadays, the aesthetics of patients teeth take great importance. Since the patient smile has an important impact on facial aesthetics. Having an unpleasant smile will certainly be a problem for the patient social life.

A benign fibrous growth called a peripheral osseous fibroma (POF) frequently develops in the mouths gingival tissues. Despite the fact that POF is not malignant, its rapid growth, potential for discomfort, and impact on oral health can be concerning.

During orthodontic treatment, children face various difficulties. One of them is awareness and the fact that the patient is facing for the first time something that is essentially unknown to him

A frenum is a fold of mucous membrane, usually with enclosed muscle fibers, that attach the lips and cheeks to the alveolar mucosa and/or gingiva and underlying periosteum.

Mangifera Indica was used in traditional medicine due to its various medicinal effects. Many nutraceutical agents could be derived from Mangifera Indica

Periodontitis is multifactorial disease which results in loss of tooth. Osseo-integrated implants are most used for replacement of missing teeth.

Saliva as Diagnostic aids In Cancer Detection: A Promising Ad- vancement in Early Diagnosis, Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death Worldwide, with millions of lives being affected by this devastating disease.

The zygomaticomaxillary complex (ZMC) fractures are highly frequent injuries. There are a variety of operative tech- niques for fixation of ZMC fractures, with no consensus about the best technique. We aim to compare one-point versus two-point fixation of tripodal zygomatic fractures.

The world is standstill with corona virus. The novel coronavirus disease that emerged at the end of 2019 began threatening health and lives of millions of people within few weeks

Dental professionals all across the world frequently overuse prescriptions for antibiotics. Multiple negative effects and the potential of bacterial resistance are linked to the overuse of these medications. This research purpose was to evaluate systemic trends of antibiotic prescription among North Indian population.

In maxillofacial traumas, zygomaticomaxillary complex(ZMC) and orbital blow out fractures are commonly encountered midface fractures that may result in aesthetic and functional impairment. Orbital floor injuries can occur in isolation or in association with zygomaticomaxillary complex fractures. We aim to assess Clinical and radiological outcome of open and closed reduction of inferior orbital rim fracture.

This study aimed to analyse the histopathological and immunohistochemical expression of proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) and cytokeratin 17 in serous acini of Von Ebner glands of the irradiated versus non irradiated rats for head and neck malignancy to provide a more detailed profile of the radiation injury to the head and neck region

Hypertension and periodontitis are common conditions globally, significantly impacting cardiovascular disease (CVD) complica- tions.

Stem cells are unique cells and reproducible cells that can be useful as a good alternative to future therapies in the field of Dentistry.Some body cells, including blood cells and nerve cells, cannot be replaced, and stem cells play an important role in this procedure, which can help to replace cells, while stem cells can be used as alternate cells several times, and this act of replacing damaged cells called proliferation.

Bias refers to any systematic deviation in the process of collecting, analyzing, interpreting, publishing, or reviewing data that can result in results that are consistently different from the actual truth.