Clinical Psychology for Dentist

Referral to Dentist in Clinical ENT Practice

Ear pain, also known as earache or otalgia, is pain in the ear. The pain that originates inside the ear is called as Primary ear pain or otogenic otalgia. It can be caused by disease in the inner, middle, or external ear, but the three are difficult to distinguish in terms of the pain experienced [1]. If ear pain arises from pathologies in surrounding structures it is called as secondary or ref...

Clinical Psychology

Clinical Psychology

Quantitative sophistication is increasingly central to research in clinical psychology. Both our theories and the statistical techniques available to test our hypotheses have grown in complexity over the last few decades, such that the novice clinical researcher now faces a bewildering array of analytic options. The purpose of this article is to provide a conceptual overview of the use of stati...

Clinical Psychology

ous examples of analytical sessions with the analyst's comments, and include notes on the psychopathology of these states. The final section of the book deals with treatment. Endocrinology is given a " back seat ", although the author points out the value of thyroid in wellchosen cases. He rightly draws attention to the importance of physical examination in neurotic patients to exclude organic ...

Implant imaging for the dentist.

Dental implants have become part of routine treatment plans in many dental offices because of their increasing popularity and acceptance by patients. Appropriate preplacement planning, in which imaging plays a pivotal role, helps to ensure a satisfactory outcome. The development of precise presurgical imaging techniques and surgical templates allows the dentist to place these implants with rela...