In these days when the entire world’s people are struggling with coronavirus, the outbreak of seasonal flu has doubled the problem for the public. Since influenza has symptoms like those of coronavirus, it may cause concerns for the patient and,…
Tongue sucking in children happens when the child is at rest, talking, or swallowing and putting pressure on the back or between the teeth. Some children do not properly use the muscles of the mouth, jaw, face, and lips. Based…
A variety of restorative materials are currently being used to repair, replace, or enhance the teeth. This includes amalgam and different types of composites. If tooth decay or dental caries are repaired by conventional restorative dental materials or veneers, they…
The significance of post-implant care is so high that is considered as an effective factor by dentists in the success rate of dental implants. As it is known, the use of dental implants has become one of the most widely…
At the onset of the development of Covid19 virus, believed by many to have similar effects as MERS and SARS. More specifically, they thought the virus would cause acute respiratory syndrome. However, over time, it became clear that a wide…
Orthosurgery is one of the current up-to-date methods for treating oral and dental anomalies. In this specific method, surgery and orthodontics are combined, and done together. This is classified as “Orthosurgery” otherwise called orthognathic. The order and beauty of human…
Protruded maxilla is one of the most common abnormalities which can be treated through maxillary orthodontics. Under normal conditions and in a normal anatomical position, the maxillary and mandibular molars should be completely on one another and overlap when the…
Malocclusion is of importance in orthodontics and is one of the main reasons for the referral of patients to orthodontists. Based on the natural anatomical position of the mouth and the teeth, called the occlusion, the inner surface of the…
Orthodontic bonding refers to the process of attaching orthodontic braces to teeth. Bonding methods have undergone significant changes over the years following the introduction of new materials, and it is currently possible to attach braces effectively and directly to the…
In removable orthodontics, as the name implies, patients can remove the orthodontic appliance from their mouth because it is mobile and removable. Removable orthodontics can be classified into two groups. The first group is the removable plates that are used…
