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(b) Frey syndrome: this is characterized by unilateral sweating and flushing of facial skin in the area of the parotid gland during mastication.

(a) Piercing. This is now quite commonplace but rarely seen in such a number. The placement in a fairly symmetric pattern is a giveaway (Figure 1). Some patients have the habit of inserting foreign...

A 13-year-old female patient visited the outpatient department with a complaint of pain in the left lower posterior region during the previous 6 months. She gave the history of intermittent medication...

In the case reported, the UL1 had sustained a trauma resulting in a transverse root fracture. The treatment plan involved provision of a root-end plug and root canal treatment to attempt to retain the...

We, as clinicians come across interesting, or challenging clinical cases in our everyday practice. Few of these cases stand apart, as they may be combined with an interesting observation, a rare...

Mitigation of Aerosol Generating Procedures in Dentistry – A Rapid Review by the Scottish Dental Clinical Effectiveness Programme (SDCEP): An Appraisal .

Management of root fractures can be divided into treatment of apical-third, middle-third and cervical-third fractures (Table 2)..

A variety of techniques have been described in the contemporary literature, as a means for applying resin composite for the direct restoration of anterior tooth wear.5,6 These can be broadly divided...

Oral surgery usually involves both bone and soft tissues. The modes of recovery of these respective tissues differ..