replacement and reattachment of a newly detached composite tooth pontic is sometimes justified because of shape, color, function and patient satisfaction. the aim of this case report is to describe a new method using rigid tray technique for exact replacement and reattachment of acceptable detached composite tooth pontic

we analyze some properties of the distribution $q_{g,k}$ of the first component in a $k$-tuple chosen uniformly‎ ‎in the set of all the $k$-tuples generating a finite group $g$ (the limiting distribution of the product replacement algorithm)‎. ‎in particular‎, ‎we concentrate our attention on‎ ‎the study of the variation distance $beta_k(g)$ between $q_{g,k}$ and the uniform distribution‎. ‎we ...

how to cite this article: karimzadeh p. fabery disease (a kind of lysosomal storage disease). iran j child neurol autumn 2012; 6:4(suppl. 1):6. pls see pdf.

background and aims. the purpose of this investigation was to assess the placement and replacement of resin-based composite restorations and related factors in a private practice in greece. materials and methods. the study included 1500 subjects, 720 males and 780 females, aged 18 to 52 years old. the clinical examination involved calculation of the number of teeth with primary caries and faile...

objectives: to evaluate the effect of two simultaneous protocols in reducing recovery time and assessment of adverse effects of different fluid replacement therapy in management of diabetic ketoacidosis. materials and methods: in this randomized clinical trial study, two standard protocols were chosen to evaluate recovery time and incidence of dka complications. results: 18 subjects who had sev...

This paper describes the development of a simulation model to assess the inventory requirements of alternative rail sleeper replacement strategies. The main aim of the model is to determine the optimal replacement strategy, given replacement costs and resultant train operating cost benefits. We consider the replacement problem under the following assumptions: The time to failure under constant ...

Replacement of diseased plants with healthy plants is commonly used to manage spread of plant pathogens in perennial cropping systems. This strategy has two potential benefits. First, removing infected plants may slow pathogen spread by eliminating inoculum sources. Second, replacing infected plants with uninfected plants may offset yield losses due to disease. The extent to which these benefit...