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Dental Student Jumps from top Floor of Dental school Building
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-12 May: A fourth year BDS student committed suicide in the Kerala capital by jumping from the college rooftop on Monday evening.
Anjana Sanjith, according to her friends, was upset after her department head chided her over her projects.
The incident happened in the PMS Dental College on the city's outskirts.
On Monday afternoon, she jumped from the top of the building and suffered fatal injuries. Though she was rushed to a hospital, the girl could not be saved.
The college principal, however, denied that any teacher in the college had acted in a manner detrimental to the interests of the students.
Vattapara police told TOI that investigation was on and they would be in a position to say anything in detail only on Tuesday. "A case has been registered. We heard complaints that she was chided by her professor. But we are not sure about that and would require a detailed inquiry,'' said a police officer.
Highest ever award forMedical negligence: SC awards Rs 1 crore to techie
New Delhi, May 14: The Supreme Court on Thursday awarded an unprecedented compensation of Rs one crore to a software engineer of computer major Infosys who suffered permanent disability due to medical negligence caused at Andhra Pradesh's Nizam's Instiute of Medical Scienes (NIMS). More Here
Placement Of Dental Implants Results In Minimal Bone Loss
Dental implants are frequently used as a replacement for missing teeth in order to restore the patient's tooth function and appearance. Previous research demonstrates that the placement of a dental implant disrupts the host tissue in the area of the implant, so practitioners often focus their treatment planning to carefully maintain the patient's bone and gum tissue surrounding the implant. A recent study published in the Journal of Periodontology found that the majority of bone remodeling occurred in the time between the implant placement and final prosthesis placement.
Subsequently, little mean bone change was observed in the five years following the implant placement, independent of type of restoration or implant length.However, the results of this study help further indicate that a dental implant is an effective and dependable tooth replacement option. Full Release
Words of Wisdom
“Oral Implants when evaluated after 10 years of service do not surpass the longevity of natural teeth even of those that are compromised, for either periodontal or endodontic reason. “From
Journal of Clinical Oral Implant Research
Holm-Pedersen P, Lang N, Muller F
University of Copenhagen
2007, 18(suppl) 15-19
Perio Disease Mechanism in Smokers unveiled
University of Louisville researcher, Dr David Scott said: "It has long been known that smokers are more susceptible to periodontitis than are non-smokers. However, the reasons why are not so clear. Our study shows, for the first time, that components in cigarette smoke alter key characteristics of a major bacterial pathogen which, subsequently, changes how our immune system reacts to it. It may turn out that we need to develop alternate treatment plans for smokers and non-smokers". Full Report
Management of Impacted Teeth in the Orthodontic Practice
The Orthodontic CYBER Journal, 20 May, 2009
Kharsa MA - Treatment of impacted teeth varies widely from orthodontic eruption to extraction. However, it is crucial that every case be studied, planned and treated independently; as there is no “cook book” approach for all cases. The clinician is encouraged to analyze each case thoroughly, to anticipate all potential consequences and consider all possibilities to develop the best available treatment plan. It is important that a multi-disciplinary dental team approach is utilized to help insure successful treatment.Full Paper
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-12 May: A fourth year BDS student committed suicide in the Kerala capital by jumping from the college rooftop on Monday evening.
Anjana Sanjith, according to her friends, was upset after her department head chided her over her projects.
The incident happened in the PMS Dental College on the city's outskirts.
On Monday afternoon, she jumped from the top of the building and suffered fatal injuries. Though she was rushed to a hospital, the girl could not be saved.
The college principal, however, denied that any teacher in the college had acted in a manner detrimental to the interests of the students.
Vattapara police told TOI that investigation was on and they would be in a position to say anything in detail only on Tuesday. "A case has been registered. We heard complaints that she was chided by her professor. But we are not sure about that and would require a detailed inquiry,'' said a police officer.
Highest ever award forMedical negligence: SC awards Rs 1 crore to techie
New Delhi, May 14: The Supreme Court on Thursday awarded an unprecedented compensation of Rs one crore to a software engineer of computer major Infosys who suffered permanent disability due to medical negligence caused at Andhra Pradesh's Nizam's Instiute of Medical Scienes (NIMS). More Here
Placement Of Dental Implants Results In Minimal Bone Loss
Dental implants are frequently used as a replacement for missing teeth in order to restore the patient's tooth function and appearance. Previous research demonstrates that the placement of a dental implant disrupts the host tissue in the area of the implant, so practitioners often focus their treatment planning to carefully maintain the patient's bone and gum tissue surrounding the implant. A recent study published in the Journal of Periodontology found that the majority of bone remodeling occurred in the time between the implant placement and final prosthesis placement.
Subsequently, little mean bone change was observed in the five years following the implant placement, independent of type of restoration or implant length.However, the results of this study help further indicate that a dental implant is an effective and dependable tooth replacement option. Full Release
Words of Wisdom
“Oral Implants when evaluated after 10 years of service do not surpass the longevity of natural teeth even of those that are compromised, for either periodontal or endodontic reason. “From
Journal of Clinical Oral Implant Research
Holm-Pedersen P, Lang N, Muller F
University of Copenhagen
2007, 18(suppl) 15-19
Perio Disease Mechanism in Smokers unveiled
University of Louisville researcher, Dr David Scott said: "It has long been known that smokers are more susceptible to periodontitis than are non-smokers. However, the reasons why are not so clear. Our study shows, for the first time, that components in cigarette smoke alter key characteristics of a major bacterial pathogen which, subsequently, changes how our immune system reacts to it. It may turn out that we need to develop alternate treatment plans for smokers and non-smokers". Full Report
Management of Impacted Teeth in the Orthodontic Practice
The Orthodontic CYBER Journal, 20 May, 2009
Kharsa MA - Treatment of impacted teeth varies widely from orthodontic eruption to extraction. However, it is crucial that every case be studied, planned and treated independently; as there is no “cook book” approach for all cases. The clinician is encouraged to analyze each case thoroughly, to anticipate all potential consequences and consider all possibilities to develop the best available treatment plan. It is important that a multi-disciplinary dental team approach is utilized to help insure successful treatment.Full Paper
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