These oral health projects were geared towards reducing potentially preventable dental-related emergency department visits in the Broome county region of upstate New York.
A patient with periodontitis and some bone loss seeks restoration at the dental clinic.
This study focuses on developing a PCR based technique to identify species of yeast in the mouth. The relationship between the species of yeast found in patients with periodontal disease versus healthy patients was also analyzed.
Gingival defects can be treated in multiple ways. The current gold standard is connective tissue graft (CTG) in order to treat Class I and II Miller defects (Chambrone, 2008). One of the newer procedures is the use of platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) therapy, which involves drawing the patient’s own blood and forming a membrane to heal gingival defects. This literature review looks at scholarly articles comparing the use of PRF to CTG in healing clinical attachment loss (CAL) over a period of 6 months and whether one is more effective than the other in gaining CAL.
As the largest elementary school in the city of San Francisco, Gordon J. Lau Elementary School (GJL) presented an ideal opportunity to reach out to many children in the Chinatown neighborhood and provide education, screenings, and fluoride varnish. SCOPE hopes to not only offer these services to the students of GJL on a regular basis but also to expand its outreach to more elementary schools throughout the San Francisco.
Investigating whether asymmetrical vertical linear and angular dimensions of condyles and mandible contribute to skeletal asymmetry in patients with Class II subdivision utilizing 3-dimensional images.
Evaluating the shear bond strength of Glass Ionomer Cement (GIC) to dentin versus composite to dentin over a one-year period.
A review of recent studies on the mesenchymal stem cells,
with a focus on the effect of cigarette smoke on dental stem cells.
Evaluating the concurrent hard tissue
changes of the nasal cavity as a result of palatal skeletal expansion using MARPEs.
Reporting an expression of ErbB family of RTKs and TLR 4 on OSCC cells. The goal is to elucidate how oral bacteria influence the clinical outcome of the EGFR-targeted therapy in OSCC.
