Anterior crossbite is a malocclusion that occurs when the upper front teeth bite inside the lower front teeth. The early mixed dentition period is a critical stage in the development of the occlusion and is considered the best time for the correction of anterior crossbite.

The relationship between the presence of third molars and late lower incisor crowding is a topic that remains controversial to this day. Controversy exists as to whether there is a positive correlation between the two or if late lower incisor crowding can be attributed to several other external factors.

Nowadays dental is considered the first treatment option to restore missing teeth. Several studies agreed about the high success rate regarding modern dental implants in the maxilla and mandible.

Cartilage conditions can occur in Maxillofacial Surgery consultations or in any of the stomatological specialties. Given that there are various diagnoses, and likewise the triggering causes of these processes, it is often complex for the professional to reach an accurate and timely recognition, to establish the appropriate therapy.

Dental implants are commonly used to replace missing teeth, however concerns associated with implant and prosthetic compo- nents are well-established.

Histiocytosis is a heterogeneous group of diseases of unknown cause that are characterized by the proliferation of cells of the mononuclear phagocytic system

Radiation therapy is an integral and indispensable treatment modality for most head and neck cancers . Ionizing RT impact on the temporomandibular joint and the synovial fluid is pivotal yet often overlooked. Although radiation therapy suc- cessfully combats cancer, it may also cause complex changes in the surrounding tissues, such as the TMJ and synovial fluid, which can lead to serious radiation-induced damage in these tissues.

This paper comprehensively examines the integration of music therapy into dental pain management, focusing on its neurobio- logical mechanisms, psychosocial benefits, cultural relevance, and alignment with holistic health practices.

The word cyst comes from the Greek "Cistis" which means cistern. This is one of the topics that students and professionals should not stop studying and updating themselves, given its great clinical variety and forms of presentation.

Odontogenic tumors are those whose origin and development are directly related to the epithelial and/or mesodermal cells that normally have the capacity to form dental tissue.

Good nutrition is crucial for maintaining periodontal health and preventing chronic diseases. Inadequate nutrient intake can increase the risk of periodontal infections and complicate wound healing.

Conditions of the salivary glands are common in the consultations of dental professionals of any specialty. Professionals must be prepared to adequately diagnose and treat these pathological processes.

This review article aims to establish a scientific foundation for dental professionals, allowing them to formulate a systematic strategy for plaque management.

Ameloblastic fibroma (AF) is an extremely rare true mixed benign tumor that can occur either in the mandible or maxilla [5]. It is frequently found in the posterior region of the mandible, often associated with an unerupted tooth

One of the common characteristic of gingival disease is gingival enlargement. Nevertheless because of the variety of ways in which these entities present, diagnosing these entites can be difficult for the clinician.

Pulpotomy in primary teeth is based on the rational that the pulp in the pulp chamber is inflamed and the pulp in the root canals is healthy.

The lack of bone structure in the posterior maxilla region complicates oral rehabilitation with osseointegrated implants. In some cases, it is necessary to first perform bone grafting surgery and, after a certain period, a second surgery to place the implants.

To compare and evaluate the antimicrobial effect of White vinegar, Copper water and chlorhexidine when used as im- mersion disinfectants for PMMA resin

Maxillofacial vascular anomalies pose a significant challenge in diagnosis and treatment, particularly concerning hemangiomas, which are prevalent in the head and neck region, with the lips, tongue, buccal mucosa, and palate most commonly involved (more than 50% of lesions).

Aesthetic anterior composite stratification is a technique that often seems challenging to practitioners. The first proposed stratification schemes were overly complex but produced and continue to produce interesting results for experienced dental practitioners.

When a clinician is already used to applying some methods in their daily routine, it is hard to change the idea of those who are inflexible or out of date.

Among maxillofacial injuries, condylar fractures are a common topic of discussion and controversy. These fractures make up 11- 16% of all facial fractures and 30-40% of mandibular fractures.