101. OHSU School Of Dentistry - Graduate Endodontics OHSU School of dentistry 611 SW Campus Dr. Portland, OR 97239. be aware of the effect of endodontic lesions on periodontal conditions and vice versa. http://www.ohsu.edu/sod/endo/classic_lit_topics/Endoperio.html

Endodontics Admitting and Information Dental School General Information OHSU School of Dentistry 611 SW Campus Dr. Portland, OR 97239 GRADUATE ENDODONTOLOGY CLASSIC LITERATURE REVIEW SEMINAR ENDODONTIC/PERIODONAL INTERRELATIONSHIP WINTER, 2003 OBJECTIVES: At the completion of this seminar the resident should: -be familiar with the classification of endo/perio lesions and their diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. -be aware of the effect of endodontic lesions on periodontal conditions and vice versa. -be familiar with the similarities and differences in the microflora of periodontal pockets and pulp canals. Walton and Torabinejad. Principles and Practice of Endodontics. (1996). pp 442-456. Vertucci FJ, Williams RG. (1974) Furcation canals in the human mandibular first molar. Oral Surg 38: 308. Harrington, G. W. (1979). The perio-endo question: differential diagnosis. Dent Clin North Am, 23(4), 673 - 690. Hattler AB, Listgarten MA. (1984) Pulpal response to root planing in a rat molar. J Endodon 10:471-476. Lambrianidis, D. (1988). Periodontally derived pulpal lesions. Endo Dent Trauma, 4, 49.

102. Common Animal Dentistry Problems periodontal disease occurs when bacteria from the mouth form on the teeth in a substance called plaque. The plaque makes it s way http://www.acarc.com/dentistry/periodontal.html

Periodontal disease occurs when bacteria from the mouth form on the teeth in a substance called plaque. The plaque makes it's way under the gumline and sets in motion a vicious circle, which can eventually lead to tooth loss. The bacteria in the subgingival plaque will secrete toxins. These toxins damage the periodontal tissues and can decrease the attachment. However, the bacteria will also elicit an inflammatory response from the animal's gingival tissues. White blood cells and other inflammatory mediators will leak out of the periodontal tissues and into the periodontal space (between the gum or bone and the tooth). The white blood cells will release their enzymes to destroy the bacterial invaders, but will also damage the attachment of the tooth. As this progresses, the pocket will get deeper and deeper. This will weaken the bone in the area, and if it is in the lower jaw it can weaken it to the point of causing a pathologic fracture . This is most common in older small breed dogs. The end stage of this disease is tooth loss, however the disease has caused problems well before this. The inflammation in the gingiva that allows the body's defenses to attack the invaders also allows those invaders to gain access to the body. The bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream and be carried to the bodies. Studies have shown that these bacteria will be filtered out by the kidney and liver, and can cause microabscesses on these organs. This leads to a decrease in function of these vital organs over time. In addition, it has been suggested that these bacteria can become attached to the heart valves and cause a disease called endocarditis. In addition, the body must deal with these bacteria on a daily basis, leading to a state of chronic disease.

103. School Of Dentistry dentistry. There are no specific course requirements. Students are expected to treat sufficient numbers of patients to give them competence in periodontal http://www.den.man.ac.uk/undergraduate/perio-ug.html

Undergraduate Postgraduate Clinical Academic Groups Research ... Student Intranet Contents Introduction Aims Objectives Methods ... Relative Links Unit of Periodontics: Undergraduate Teaching Course Director: Senior Lecturer in Periodontics/Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies Unit of Periodontics Tel: +44 (0)161 275 6786 Email: peter.hull@man.ac.uk Course Instructors: Mr. David J. Eldridge Honorary Clinical Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry Unit of Periodontics Tel: +44 (0)161 275 6815 or +44 (0)161 275 7203 david.eldridge@man.ac.uk Mr. Martin Ashley Honorary Clinical Teacher in Restorative Dentistry Unit of Periodontics Tel: +44 (0)161 275 6735 Email: martin.ashley@man.ac.uk Martin Ashley Ms. Cath Potter Honorary Clinical Teacher in Restorative Dentistry Unit of Periodontics Tel: +44 (0)161 275 6781 or +44 (0)161 212 4755 Email: Cath.Potter@zen.co.uk

104. Health, Dentistry, Conditions And Diseases: Periodontal periodontal (gum) diseases, including gingivitis and periodontitis, are infections that, left untreated, can lead to tooth loss. http://www.combose.com/Health/Dentistry/Conditions_and_Diseases/Periodontal/

Top Health Dentistry Conditions and Diseases ... Periodontal Related links of interest: Shopping:Health:Dental ADA: Gum Disease (Periodontal Disease) - Detection, treatment and, prevention of periodontal diseases, from the American Dental Association. Gum Disease Information - The American Academy of Periodontology's description of periodontal (gum) diseases, including gingivitis and periodontitis. MEDLINEplus Medical Encyclopedia: Gingivitis - Illustrations, causes, prevention, and treatment, from the National Library of Medicine. MayoClinic.com: Gingivitis - Symptoms, causes, treatment, and prevention. NIDCR: Periodontal (Gum) Diseases - The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research describes gum disease and presents an overview of risks and treatments. Periodontal Health - OHSU - Overview, symptom and treatment information from Oregon Health and Sciences University. Periodontal (gum) diseases, including gingivitis and periodontitis, are infections that, left untreated, can lead to tooth loss. Periodontal disease is a chronic bacterial infection that affects the gums and bone supporting the teeth. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.

105. World Dentistry | Edwin Rosenberg, BDS, H Dip Dent, DMD Dr. Rosenberg is internationally recognized as one of the leaders in the field of Periodontics, periodontal Prosthodontics, and Implant dentistry. http://www.worlddent.com/ed.board/rosenberg.e.xml

this.scrollbars="vertical"; Edwin Rosenberg, BDS, H Dip Dent, DMD Dr. Edwin S. Rosenberg received his degree in dentistry from the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa, where he practiced Periodontics, Periodontal Prosthesis and Fixed Prosthesis. He received a degree in Periodontics from this University. In 1974, Dr. Rosenberg came to the United States, where he earned certificates in Periodontics and Periodontal Prosthesis from the University of Pennsylvania's School of Dental Medicine. A Diplomat of the American Board of Periodontology, Dr. Rosenberg is internationally recognized as one of the leaders in the field of Periodontics, Periodontal Prosthodontics, and Implant Dentistry. He has written over 160 books, research abstracts, and book chapters that have been widely published throughout the world. He also frequently lectures in the United States and internationally at professional and scientific congresses and courses. He was awarded a full professorship at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, with tenure, where he served for over ten years as Director of the Postdoctoral Program of Periodontics and Periodontal Prosthesis. Dr. Rosenberg served as the first Director of the Branemark Implant Center at the University of Pennsylvania. He was the former Chairman and Professor of Periodontics in the Department of Periodontics, and Director of the Dental Implant Center, both at Temple University's School of Dentistry.

106. Periodontal Health periodontal Health, Comprehensive dentistry. Occlusal Therapy and Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMD or TMJ). http://www.pankey.org/pages/patpages/pat_perio.html

Periodontal Health By Steve Ratcliff, DDS, Director, Academic Affairs An early focus for you and your dentist and hygienist will be helping you to create the healthiest possible periodontium or gums and supporting bone. You may very likely already be doing a great job with your home care, and visits to the hygienist are routine and uneventful. If that is not the case, your dentist and hygienist will want to help you learn ways to improve the health of the tissues before moving forward with definitive restorative care. Depending on the stage of disease present, treatment may be as simple as very thorough scaling and polishing of tooth surfaces and an improved home care routine, or as complex as surgical procedures to save your teeth. However you and your dentist have decided to proceed, the process will begin with you having a complete understanding of your present condition followed by time with the hygienist to start the initial therapies. If the course of treatment is to be completed without surgery, it is likely that your hygienist will finish it. If surgery is indicated, then a referral to a periodontist will likely follow. When a referral takes place, your dentist and the periodontist will have detailed discussion regarding the course of treatment you have started. Together the three of you will work to achieve your goals and objectives. In extensive restorative cases, it may be necessary for your dentist to prepare teeth and place provisional restorations prior to you seeing the periodontist. These provisional (sometimes called "temporary") restorations allow the dentist and periodontist to work to achieve the best end result for your circumstances.

107. Faculty Of Dentistry periodontal treatment which a dentist may carry out to manage periodontal disease include oral hygiene education and scaling (removal of calcified deposits or http://www.dentistry.nus.edu.sg/public/periolnk.htm

Main Navigation Public Information NUH Dental Centre NUH Dental Centre Clinicians Periodontics Periodontal disease or gum disease is one of the most common oral diseases found globally. It has been estimated that at least 80% of the adult populations have some form of gum disease. Periodontics deals with the diagnosis, prevention and control of periodontal diseases. One of the most obvious sign of periodontal disease is bleeding gums . Other signs of periodontal disease which may be present are red and swollen gums, loose teeth, bad breath, periodontal pockets, drifting of teeth may occur during the more advanced stage of the disease. As periodontal disease is usually painless, an individual may not be aware he has periodontal disease until the condition has become quite serious. Signs of gum disease The main cause of periodontal disease is bacterial plaque . Bacterial plaque is made up of different types of bacteria and their by-products which by virtue of their toxicity may cause damage to the gums and teeth if allowed to accumulate for a sufficient length of time. It is difficult to see plaque by the naked eye unless the palque has become very thick. The picture below shows plaque stained by a dye to make it easier for the individual to detect the presence of plaque. Plaque stained by a dye

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109. NASA Langley Technology Revolutionizes Dentistry The instrument identifies the reference point and signals the ultrasound transducer to scan the periodontal space. (see graphic) The dentist can move to any http://oea.larc.nasa.gov/PAIS/Peridontal.html

FS-1996-08-01-LaRC August 1996 NASA Langley Technology Revolutionizes Dentistry Today's adults over 35 years old are at risk for periodontal disease, the single most destructive dental disease today causing tooth loss. Periodontal disease is the loss of connective tissue between teeth, the supporting tissue and bone. A tremendous effort is being dedicated to developing tests for detection of periodontal disease. NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va., with the United States Navy, is developing an instrument to detect the onset of periodontal disease. The function of this instrument is to identify and map the upper boundary of the periodontal ligament and its variation over time as an indicator of the presence of periodontal disease. Benefits This instrument will allow for a display of real-time data and images to determine the presence of the disease. The electronic nature of the instrument allows for automatic storage and retrieval of patient data for tracing and comparison purposes. Diagnostic data collected with this instrument is presented in a user-friendly manner and will give the dentist the capability of automatically storing the data and visual comparison to previous data through special software. The greatest benefit of this new technology is that it would result in minimal-to-no patient discomfort. About the Technology This instrument uses an ultrasonic sound wave to interact with the tooth structure and with the periodontal structures to map the conditions present within the periodontal pocket (see graphic). This technology will speed up the process of identifying periodontal disease and provide more comprehensive data from which the physician can diagnose the condition of the periodontal structures. Instead of a metal probe being inserted between the tooth and thegum, an acoustic wave will scan the tooth periphery for the presence of abnormalities.

110. Dentistry - Oral Surgery periodontal disease Dental implants periodontal Diseases Dental Implantation Medical / Nursing Medical dentistry Periodontics dentistry - Oral http://topics.practical.org/browse/Dentistry_-_Oral_Surgery

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111. DVM - Dentistry There is general confusion over the usage of oral hygiene systems in veterinary dentistry. The longterm success of periodontal care centers on the proper http://www.dvmnewsmagazine.com/dvm/article/articleList.jsp?categoryId=167

112. PGDipClinDent In Periodontology, Faculty Of Dentistry, Otago University considerations with implants; The pathogenesis of periodontal diseases; Restorative dentistry and the Periodontium; Epidemiology of http://healthsci.otago.ac.nz/Division/dental/pgdipclindentperi.html

About the Faculty Admissions Contacts Undergraduate ... Postgraduate Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry - Periodontology Aim The aim of this diploma is to provide postgraduate training in clinical Periodontology for dentists in general practice who wish to improve their knowledge and skills in this field. Objectives At the completion of the course, participants will have: Acquired knowledge and understanding of the diseases which affect the periodontal tissues Acquired the knowledge and skills necessary to diagnose, and to treat or refer periodontal conditions which present in general practice. Areas Covered Case documentation, planning periodontal care The Periodontium in health and disease Classification of periodontal disease Aetiological factors in periodontal diseases Control of periodontal inflammation Disease activity Patterns and significance of bone loss Monitoring and maintenance of treatment effects The Flap operation The Gingivectomy Post-operative care and dressings Surgery films and animal model surgery Periodontal wound healing Occlusion and Periodontium Mucogingival considerations in periodontal therapy Responses to conservative therapy Surgical versus non-surgical therapy Mouthwashes in periodontal therapy Electrosurgery Halitosis Crowding, malocclusion and periodontal disease

113. Required Courses In School Of Dentistry Seminar in periodontal Therapy (I), 1. Seminar in periodontal Therapy (II), 1. Clinical Practice in Prosthodontics (IV), 3. Special Topics in Pediatric dentistry, 1. http://dentistry.mc.ntu.edu.tw/English/education.htm

Required courses in School of Dentistry 1st year : Introduction to Oral Sciences 2nd year: Oral Embryology and Histology Dental Materials 3rd year: Oral Anatomy 4th year: Dental Roentgenology Occlusion Dental Pharmacology Oral Diagnosis Public Health Dentistry 5th year: Pediatric Dentistry Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Dental Anesthesiology Forensic Dentistry Clinical Practice 6th year: Clinical Practice Required Courses in Graduate Institution of Dentistry Courses school marks Master's Thesis Oral Biology Special Topics in Oral Pathology (I) Special Topics in Oral Pathology (II) Special Topics in Oral Pathology (III) Special Topics in Oral Pathology (IV) Diagnostic Histopathology (I) Diagnostic Histopathology (II) Clinical Practice in Oral Diagnosis (I) Clinical Practice in Oral Diagnosis (II) Clinical Practice in Oral Diagnosis (III) Clinical Practice in Oral Diagnosis (IV) Special Topics in Dental Materials Seminar in Dental Materials (I) Seminar in Dental Materials (II) Seminar in Dental Materials (III) Seminar in Dental Materials (IV) Special Topics in Operative Dentistry Clinical Practice in Operative Dentistry (I) Clinical Practice in Operative Dentistry (II) Clinical Practice in Operative Dentistry (III) Clinical Practice in Operative Dentistry (IV) Special Topics and Laboratory in Endodontics (I) Special Topics and Laboratory in Endodontics (II) Clinical Practice in Endodontics (I) Clinical Practice in Endodontics (II) Clinical Practice in Endodontics (III)

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Las Vegas, NV Southwest Dental Care Sedation Dentist Harvey Chin DDS 3824 South Jones Las Vegas NV 89103 home meet the dentist what we offer newsletter sign up ... professional referrals If you have swollen, bleeding gums, you may have periodontal disease. And the sooner Dr. Chin can eliminate this menace in your mouth, the better. Left untreated, gum disease 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. Fortunately, at Southwest Dental Care we can stop this infection quickly and easily with laser therapy. It gently removes infected gum tissue and actually vaporizes the bacteria causing the infection. The process is very high tech and very effective. 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...

116. What Is Gum Disease? If a dentist doesn t do a periodontal exam during a regular visit, the patient should request it. Children also should be examined. http://www.agd.org/consumer/topics/perio/main.html

Click here to close this window. What Is Gum Disease? Gum disease or periodontal disease, a chronic inflammation and infection of the gums and surrounding tissue, is the major cause of about 70 percent of adult tooth loss, affecting three out of four persons at some point in their life. What causes gum disease? Bacterial plaque - a sticky, colorless film that constantly forms on the teeth - is recognized as the primary cause of gum disease. Specific periodontal diseases may be associated with specific bacterial types. If plaque isn't removed each day by brushing and flossing, it hardens into a rough, porous substance called calculus (also known as tartar).Toxins (poisons) produced and released by bacteria in plaque irritate the gums. These toxins cause the breakdown of the fibers that hold the gums tightly to the teeth, creating periodontal pockets which fill with even more toxins and bacteria. As the disease progresses, pockets extend deeper and the bacteria moves down until the bone that holds the tooth in place is destroyed. The tooth eventually will fall out or require extraction. Are there other factors?

117. International Journal Of Periodontics And Restorative Dentistry Current Publication International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative dentistry January/February 2004 Volume 24, Issue 1. General Publication Information. http://www.quintpub.com/journals/journal_contents.php3?journal_name=PRD¤t=

118. LLU School Of Dentistry Periodontics Welcome to the advanced education program in periodontics and implant dentistry. http://www.llu.edu/llu/dentistry/perio/

Welcome to the advanced education program in periodontics and implant dentistry Get acquainted Faculty Program discription Mission ... Contact us Mission statement Provide a scientific and evidence based clinical education for the clinical practice of periodontics and implant surgery Provide a certification in the dental specialty of periodontics (in congruence with the standards of the American Dental Association and the American Academy of Periodontology) Provide a preceptorship in periodontics and implant surgery for international dentists Provide the scientific foundation and environment for the Master of Science in Periodontics Prepare students for the Specialty Board Certification of the American Academy of Periodontology Our address Advanced Education Program in Periodontics and Implant Surgery 24860 Taylor Street Loma Linda, California 92354 United States of America Telephone Fax University Search Employment Academics ... Alumni August 27, 2003

119. U-M School Of Dentistry | Periodontics, Prevention & Geriatrics instituted to ensure the consistency and quality of teaching efforts in periodontics. Efforts are also underway to enrich the implant dentistry curriculum at http://ppg.dent.umich.edu/

DENTISTRY HOME SEARCH U-M HOME PEOPLE SEARCH We look forward to serving your special dental needs and working together to improve your oral health. Periodontics, Prevention, and Geriatrics includes the disciplines of periodontics, dental hygiene, geriatrics, behavioral sciences, oral health, and community dentistry. Periodontics is concerned with establishing and maintaining health for the structures that provide support for the teeth. The educational program is designed to help students develop the ability to instruct patients in preventing periodontal diseases, diagnosing and treating patients with gingivitis and moderate periodontitis, and recognizing and refering patients who require specialist care. The dental hygiene program is a component of this department and is concerned with providing a wide range of preventive oral health care services. Issues related to the special needs of the geriatric dental patient are addressed in a number of courses in the predoctoral curriculum. PPG NEWS Dr. Joan McGowan receives "The Humanitarian Award" from the Academy of Dentistry International

120. U-M School Of Dentistry | Periodontics, Prevention & Geriatrics the basic courses in Periodontics, courses in physiology, oral pathology, bacteriology, therapeutics, orthodontics, restorative dentistry, oral diagnosis http://ppg.dent.umich.edu/grad_programs.html

DENTISTRY HOME SEARCH U-M HOME PEOPLE SEARCH We look forward to serving your special dental needs and working together to improve your oral health. Graduate Programs: Graduate Periodontics Graduate Dental Hygiene Graduate Dental Public Health Graduate Periodontics H. L.Wang, Director, M. Baity, F. G. Burgett, W. Carroll, R. C. Diederich, P. Doyle, R. Eber, R. Franceschi, N. Gersch, W. Giannobile, J. Hall, R. Hill, S. Howais, J. Johnston, D. Lopatin, L. McCauley, S. Meraw, C. Misch, A. Padbury, D. Sarment, S. Soehren, M. J. Somerman, W. Sorenson, A. Spagnuolo, R. Taichman, and staff. The graduate program in Periodontics has three major objectives: (1) to teach the scientific basis of specialty practice; (2) to insure a high level of competence in the diagnosis of oral diseases, treatment planning both periodontics and implant, comprehensive therapy, and follow-up of patients with periodontal diseases; and implant treatment; and (3) to develop future leaders not only in the specialty of Periodontics, but also in the larger dental arena, with due emphasis on research and clinical aspects. Strong emphasis is placed on developing scholarly ability and technical proficiency, while maintaining a sense of professional responsibility and social obligation.

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