A Multidisciplinary Oral Rehabilitation
A man finds a dental home and a revamped smile at the Dugoni School.
A man finds a dental home and a revamped smile at the Dugoni School.
This literature review covers fluoride toxicity, caries prevention, and fluoride’s possible correlation to cognitive impairments.
These oral health projects were geared towards reducing potentially preventable dental-related emergency department visits in the Broome county region of upstate New York.
Our project illustrates DDS 2021’s involvement in community service and public outreach events despite being hit with a global pandemic halfway through our dental school career. We demonstrated how we were able to adapt to a new normal, where most outreach would be done in a distanced and safe manner, following public health guidelines. We created virtual events to reach out to communities and provide public education. We partnered with the Dugoni school to run a Covid-19 vaccine clinic throughout winter and spring quarters to help vaccinate not only the school but also members of our community. With these initiatives, we were able to help fight the pandemic while also providing public education regarding dental health during these unique times.
SCOPE succeeded in hosting and collaborating with events
and projects which allowed officers to develop professionally and serve
underserved communities in the Bay Area and beyond, despite pandemic restrictions.
The aim of this study was to determine the types and prevalence of complications following Maxillary Skeletal Expansion protocol at University of the Pacific.
An individual research project to explore how dentistry impacts the opioid epidemic in our country.
A survey encompassing questions on demographics, general use of sustainable products, using eco-friendly dental products and thoughts on environmental burden, was circulated to dental students, dental hygiene students, residents, faculty and staff at Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, on Earth Day 2021.
An overview of precautions to take as we reopen in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A technique developed by the author to create a tangible, 3D-printed model from CBCT DICOM files accurately reproducing the surgical anatomy, its utility in planning an endodontic microsurgery in an anatomically complex mandibular premolar case where the mental foramen was in close proximity to the surgical site, and the final outcome.