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Successful Periodontal Therapy: A Non-Surgical Approach (Quintessentials of Dental Practice) by Peter A. Heasman, Philip M. Preshaw, et all 2004-04
Periodontal Therapy: Clinical Approaches and Evidence of Success
Implant and Regenerative Therapy in Dentistry: A Guide to Decision Making by Paul A. Fugazzotto, 2009-06-22
Contemporary Periodontal Instrumentation by Diane H. Schoen BSDHMS, Mary-Catherine Dean RDHMS, 1996-01-15
Periodontal Diseases A Manual of Diagnosis, Treatment and Maintenance by Hans R. Preus, Lars Laurell, 2003-08
Periodontal Disease: Recognition, Interception and Prevention by S. Cripps, 1984-08
Dental Maintenance for Patients With Periodontal Diseases by Thomas G., Jr. Wilson, 1989-09
Periodontal Disease: Symptoms, Treatment and Prevention
Periodontal Prognosis Predictability Redefined by M. V. Jothi, K. M. Bhat, et all 2010-10
Realities of Dental Therapy: A Detailed Review of Periodontal Prosthetic Treatment by Ronald L. Moloff, 1981-12
4- 1950's Dental Pamphlets: "Basic Traing Course No. 1 for Apprentice Dental Laboratory Technicians" (1958)..."Interesting Highlights on the History and Practice of Dentistry" (1954)..."Periodontal Information" (2 different brochures-not dated). by No Author Given, 1000
ISO 13397-2:2005, Dentistry - Periodontal curettes, dental scalers and excavators - Part 2: Periodontal curettes of Gr-type by ISO/TC 106/SC 4, 2007-08-23
Dentistry: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Gale Encyclopedia of Science, 3rd ed.</i> by Patricia Braus, 2004
Short-term clinical and microbiologic effects of pocket debridement with an Er:YAG laser during periodontal maintenance.(Report): An article from: Journal of Dental Hygiene by C. Tomasi, K. Schander, et all 2008-06-22

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Baylor College Of Dentistry Postdoctoral Periodontal Program
Application and curriculum information about this dental school's postdoctoral program in the field of periodontology (periodontics). Contact AAP Links. periodontal Program Information for Dental Students Postdoctoral periodontal Program Profile. Baylor College of dentistry. This Program's Faculty Registry
http://www.perio.org/education/TX-Baylor.htm

Extractions: Postdoc Programs How to Apply Externships Scholarships ... Faculty Registries What's New Sign Up for the Student Newsletter Special Student Rates at Annual Meeting in Orlando Students in Organized Dentistry Don't Miss Scholarship and Fellowship Deadlines Related Resources Update Your Postdoctoral Program's Profile Update Your Program's Registry Cost of Postdoctoral Periodontal Programs Careers in Periodontics ... Web Resources for Students Dallas, TX 75266-0677 Program Director: Dr. David G. Kerns (full-time) Phone: Fax: E-Mail: clibby@tambcd.edu Web Site: www.tambcd.edu/ Application Deadline: August 20 Application Fee: Start Date: July 1 Accreditation Status: A Number of Faculty Members: 5-full time/ 9-part time Accept students not trained in a US or Canadian dental school?:
Gum Disease Dentistry In Las Vegas - Gum Disease Dentist Las Vegas - Periodontic
Gum Disease Dentist in Las Vegas, Nevada. See Dr. Chin at Southwest Dental Care for top gum disease dentistry in the Las Vegas area. - Don't let gum disease destory your dental health, Professional referrals. periodontal Gum Disease. If you have swollen gums, you may have periodontal disease. And the sooner Oral disease - gingivitis. periodontal Gum Disease
http://www.drhchin.com/Dental-Info-Gum-Disease.html

Extractions: Periodontal Gum Disease If you have swollen, bleeding gums, you may have periodontal disease. And the sooner you eliminate this menace in your mouth, the better. Left untreated, perio can cause serious loss of teeth and bone, and it has recently been linked to heart disease and stroke as well as premature and low weight babies. Treating perio is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your family. We take it seriously, and so should you. Read More About Gum Disease . . . Gum disease infects almost 80 percent of adults Infections in joint replacements can be instigated by severe gum disease Periodontal gum disease - silent and deadly Gum and bone disease that goes undetected ... Some dental problems are easy to see - plaque!
Navigational Menu
Lecture outlines for tobacco; educadtion program; tobacco and periodontal diseases; tobacco induced and associated oral conditions; spit tobacco; cigar; secondhand smoke; nicotine addiction; stages of quitting; cessation clinical practice guidelines; quitting pamphlets; quitting aids.
http://www1.umn.edu/perio/tobacco/didactic.html
Mount Holly Family Dentistry
General dentistry practice offering cosmetic and periodontal dental services.
http://www.mthollyfamilydentistry.com
Ward Family Dentistry
Provides a variety of services ranging from standard examination and cleaning, to complex services such as periodontal therapy or root canal therapy.
http://www.warddds.com/
Risk Factors For Periodontal Disease - Dentistry -Date 07/27/00
A discussion of risk factors for periodontal disease, from your About.com Guide Search. dentistry. Dateline July 27, 2000. Risk Factors For periodontal Disease Patients with periodontal disease who participate in a periodontal maintenance program as prescribed by
http://dentistry.about.com/library/weekly/aa072700.htm?terms=risk factor
What Is Periodontal Disease?
care providers are aware of their medical history and periodontal status. NOTE Information that appears in General dentistry, the AGD s peerreviewed journal
http://www.agd.org/consumer/topics/diabetes/main.html

Extractions: Click here to close this window. Periodontal (gum) disease may result from gingivitis, an inflamation of the gums usually caused by the presence of bacteria in plaque. Plaque is the sticky film that accumulates on teeth both above and below the gum line. Without regular dental checkups, periodontal disease may result if gingivitis is left untreated. It also can cause inflamation and destruction of tissues surrounding and supporting teeth, gums (gingiva), bone and fibers which hold the gums to the teeth. A number of factors increase the probability of developing periodontal disease, including diabetes, smoking, poor oral hygiene, diet, and genetic makeup; and it is the primary cause of tooth loss in adults. How are periodontal disease and diabetes related? It is estimated that 12 to 14 million people, or one-third of the population in the United States, have diabetes, but only one-half of these individuals are diagnosed. Studies have shown that diabetics are more susceptible to the development of oral infections and periodontal disease than those who do not have diabetes. Oral infections tend to be more severe in diabetic patients than non-diabetic patients. And, diabetics who do not have good control over their blood sugar levels tend to have more oral health problems. These infections occur more often after puberty and in aging patients. What types of problems could I experience?
DentalReferral.com - Find A Prescreened Dentist In Your Area
Cosmetic dentistry, credentials, treatment, features, location and resources.
http://dentists.smileworks.com/default.asp?oID=12059
Seattle Periodontics And Implant Dentistry
The periodontal practice of Dr. Gerrarda C. O'Beirne, Dr. F. Fred Farhat and staff.
http://www.eperiodontist.com/
OraMedia Site For Periodontal Disease, Preventive Dentistry, Oral Health And Fit
place to learn about root canal alternatives, tooth decay, cavities, periodontal disease, gingivitis, plaque, tarter, dentists, preventive dentistry, inhome
http://www.mizar5.com/omedia1.htm

Extractions: Send Request to: tom@mizar5.com Suffering cavities and/or gum problems is a communicable disease... you catch it from someone else by kissing, using contaminated eating or drinking utensils, etc. It is as easy to cure it as it is to catch it ...it's really simple, you just need to know what's happening and what to do about it.
Oral Sedation Dentist Falmouth Maine.
Offers nonsurgical periodontal therapy, digital x-rays, cosmetic imaging and bleaching.
http://www.knockoutsmiles.com/

Extractions: Family Dentistry Make an Appointment If you're afraid to go to the dentist, you've come to the right place Dr. Knock can fix your teeth, restore sore gums, and brighten your smile without discomfort. With sedation dentistry, you'll feel like you've relaxed through your appointments. You can have years of dental treatment done in just a few appointments. No more hiding your smile behind your hand or putting up with pain. Find out how oral sedation dentistry can change your life!
Periodontal Associates - Welcome
Dr. Gerald M. Kluft specializes in implant dentistry, smile enhancement, and the treatment of periodontal diseases. Contact details.
http://www.periodontalassociates.net

Extractions: Welcome to our practice based in Tampa, Florida. We are leaders in the field of implant dentistry, smile enhancement, and the treatment of periodontal diseases. Our practice philosophy is based upon providing the highest standard of patient care possible in a warm and caring environment. home patient information procedures meet us ... office maps
Periodontics, Eastman Department Of Dentistry At UR
Faculty Research Interests Jack G. Caton, DDS, MS, program director, graduate periodontology periodontal regeneration, diagnosis, local dentistry questions?
http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/Dentistry/EDD/divisions/periodon.html

Extractions: We improve oral health through caring, discovery, teaching, and learning. Division of Periodontics The University of Rochester Eastman Department of Dentistry offers a three-year advanced training program leading to specialty certification in periodontology. The program is approved by the Commission on Dental Accreditation and the American Academy of Periodontology. The certificate program can be integrated with research training for those who plan to enter a career involving teaching and research. This program leads to a master of science degree with a major in dental science, that is awarded by the University of Rochester, and the specialty certificate. It is also possible to combine advanced clinical training in periodontology with work for a Ph.D. degree in one of the basic biomedical sciences under a National Institute of Dental Research funded periodontal diseases training grant. Fellowships supported by the NIDR are available to those who plan a career primarily in research and teaching Didactic Courses and Lectures All residents attend regularly scheduled lecture courses in basic sciences and oral disease. Lectures and seminars relating to periodontal disease and its treatment are an important part of the specialty program. Residents actively participate in these sessions as part of their training and frequently serve as seminar leaders. Emphasis is placed upon a biologic orientation and application of these principles to the clinical management of periodontal diseases. Informal academic gatherings are arranged with outstanding teachers and investigators in periodontology and allied fields to provide a unique source of stimulation and knowledge.
Dr. Sarah Shih
Dr. Sarah Shih specializes in sedation dentistry and periodontal disease.
http://www.periocare.info
Periodontics Courses, Eastman Department Of Dentistry At UR
periodontal disease management in relation to the patient s overall medical and dental status. Interaction with the patient s physician, general dentist, and
http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/Dentistry/EDD/courses/periodont.html

Extractions: Dr. Jack G. Caton Objectives: To review topics relating to clinical periodontics, specifically diagnosis, therapy, and supportive periodontal therapy; and, the interrelationship of endodontics, orthodontics and prosthodontics with periodontics. Clinical demonstrations are given to familiarize the residents with specific techniques. Each demonstration is succeeded and followed by a brief seminar outlining indications and contraindications. DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT PLANNING AND CASE PRESENTATIONS SEMINAR
Reconstructive Cosmetic Dentistry In PA - Dental Implants & Veneers - Dr. Richar
Dr. Richard Shanaman. FAQ, profile, location and contact details.
http://www.drshanaman.com
Ask The Dentist Questions About Periodontal Infection FAQ Dental Health Director
Directory Ask The Dentist Featured in Dental Health Directory featured in Dentist Directory Directory Health Issues in dentistry periodontal Infection FAQ All
http://www.dental--health.com/faq_periodontalinfection.html

Extractions: I was told a couple of years ago that I have mild to moderate periodontal disease on lower left quadrant...more now I'm sure...but my most immediate question is about an area behind a front bottom tooth (just to my right). Down below the teeth, towards the bottom of the jaw bone I guess but not on the floor of the mouth, is a white, round, sort of flat bump on the gum. It hurts and I just noticed it. Though the pain in the general area has been there off and on, more on lately, daily, and instictively massage my chin/jaw area below the spot to try to relieve. I take pain killers with tylenol in them for unrelated problems and can really tell when it wears off. I know there is no substitute for going in, but wondering if the white smooth, flat, sore spot (nothing comes out) could be the prelude to an abcess or is an abcess and if so, how much time do I have before it gets bad to the point of serious complications....not that I'd wait that long. Visitor from California (answer) I had a severe infection in my jaw bone two years ago. My doctor prescribed antibotics. Since then I have pain in my teeth and thus far have lost 5 teeth. My teeth basically begin raising up out of the gum line and then finally work their way out. The teeth and the roots all in one piece. The teeth look healthy as in there are no cavities or discoloration. I am concerned as to whether a dentist could pull all my teeth for dentures. I see no reason to have a partial plate done at this time and then have more teeth fall out later. Have you heard of this happening and what do you recommend having done. ...Visitor from Oklahoma
American Dental Technologies
Laser dentistry, dental lasers, air abrasion, plasma arc curing, highspeed curing, computerized periodontal probing, intraoral video and computerized charting.
http://www.americandentaltech.com
Steven D. Robinson, D.D.S.
periodontal and implant dentistry. Qualifications, list of services, and registration and referral forms.
http://www.nevadaperio.com/
California Dental Specialty Group
A group of dental specialists providing prosthodontics, implant restorations, crowns, bridges, cosmetic dentistry, dentures, complete mouth reconstruction, orthodontia, oral surgery, and periodontal treatment. Offices in Sunnyvale and San Francisco.
http://www.dentalspecialty.com

Extractions: The California Dental Specialty Group is a unique and cooperative group of dental specialists, organized to provide the best possible customized care for each individual patient's needs. It is our goal to help our patients retain their teeth as long as possible, and when necessary, to restore their mouth to maximum comfort, function, health and esthetics. The California Dental Specialty Group specializes in the latest techniques for crowns, bridges, implant-supported restorations, cosmetic procedures, complete and partial dentures, complete mouth reconstruction, orthodontia, oral surgery, and periodontal treatment. We work hard to care for our patients with the most sympathetic, warm and gentle support possible. We are uniquely able to offer the highest quality care available, regardless of which dental specialty might be the most appropriate for any particular situation. Our specialists work together to eliminate any unnecessary time, travel, and duplication of effort.

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