Minimally Invasive Dentistry for Pre-Eruptive Enamel Lesions—A Case Series

Minimally invasive dentistry.

Minimally invasive dentistry.

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Minimally invasive dentistry.

BACKGROUND During the past few decades, scientific developments in cariology, dental materials and diagnostic systems have changed dentistry's approach to diagnosis and management of dental caries. The authors summarize these developments. OVERVIEW Dental adhesives and restorative materials, new understanding of the caries process and remineralization, and changes in caries prevlance have cat...

Minimally invasive dentistry. Clinical applications.

16-" Doctor, do I have to lose the tooth? " " Do I have to have a crown? I'd rather not cut the tooth down like the last one. " " I hate to have my nice teeth reduced just to replace one tooth. " You have probably heard each of these comments many times. In each case, a decision had to be made as to what treatment to recommend. Every dentist has periodically practiced minimally invasive dentist...

First Iranian Experience of the Minimally Invasive Nuss Procedure for Pectus Excavatum Repair: A Case Series and Literature Review

Pectus excavatum is the most common congenital deformity of the chest wall. The most frequently used techniques include Ravitch (costochondral resection) and Nuss (minimally invasive pectus repair of pectus excavatum [MIRPE]). The Nuss technique includes using temporary metallic bars without costochondral resection to correct the chest wall deformity. Modified MIRPE can be learned easily and pe...