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The mouth is the entrance to the digestive system and contains accessory organs that are in the early stages of digestion, while teeth are made of a very hard material, namely dentin. (Indah Irma & Ayu Intan, 2013. Many people complain of pain in the ... see more

Whitening has been known since Biblical times. Nowadays, in the developed world, patients are placing a stronger interest in the aesthetic appearance of their teeth. As a result, public demand for aesthetic dentistry, including tooth whitening, has recent... see more

According to the Central Statistics Agency, the percentage of smokers among Indonesians aged 15 years is relatively high. It was 32.20%, 29.03%, and 28.69%, in 2018, 2019, and 2020 respectively. Cigarettes contain tar that changes into a solid and builds ... see more

Actualización de aspectos relacionados con el Síndrome del Diente Fisurado Actualización de aspectos relacionados con el Síndrome del Diente FisuradoIntroducción: hace más de 30 años se describió una condición caracterizada por la presencia de una fisura dentaria o fractura dentaria incompleta, actualmente una marcada incidencia ha ocasionado que exista cierta confusión entre los clínicos. Esta entidad se conoce como Síndrome del Diente Fisurado. Objetivo: actualizar acerca de un grupo de aspectos relacionados con el Síndrome del Diente Fisurado. Material y Métodos: le realizó una revisión bibliográfica teniendo en cuenta la literatura científica y clásica de los últimos 5 años a la fecha, en idioma español e inglés, utilizando las bases de datos Ebesco, Scielo y Lis, de lo cual se obtuvieron más de 140 artículos de 22 países, que fueron decantados a 26 de acuerdo con la actualidad y ajuste real a los criterios académicos y prácticos de la Escuela Estomatológica Cubana. Desarrollo: la dificultad del diagnóstico del Síndrome del Diente Fisurado, el aumento en su incidencia, los nuevos conocimientos acerca de su etiología y los recientes avances en cuanto a los elementos diagnósticos y  tratamientos han hecho que se mantenga como un tema importante dentro de la literatura especializada contemporánea. En este trabajo se exponen las tendencias diagnósticas y terapéuticas más novedosas de modo que cada clínico pueda formar su propio criterio. Conclusiones: el Síndrome del Diente Fisurado es una de las primeras causas de extracción dentaria debido a los problemas para su identificación. Es quizás el problema bucal peor diagnosticado y el más confundido con otras entidades de tipo pulpar, periodontal o dolor buco-facial.Palabras clave: Síndrome del Diente Fisurado, fisura dentaria, fractura en tallo verde, fractura incompleta, hendidura. ABSTRACTIntroduction: since more than thirty years ago was discovered a condition characterized by the presence of a dental fissure or dental incomplete fracture; actually a remarkable incidence has carried out the existence of certain confusion among the clinics. This entity is known as syndrome of fissured teeth. Objective: to update about a group of aspects relating to thecracked tooth syndrome. Material and Methods: was carried out a bibliographical revision taking into account the scientific and classic literature from the last five years up to day, both Spanish and English language, using databases Ebesco, Scielo and Lis obtaining more than 140 articles from 22 countries, which were rejected 26because were not update and were not adjusted to real academicand practical approaches criterion of the Cuban Stomatology School. Development: the difficulty of the diagnostic of the Cracked tooth syndrome, the increasing incidence, the new knowledge regarding its etiology and the recent advances concerning to the diagnostic elements and treatment had made its maintenance as an important topic inside the contemporaneous specialized literature. In this work are exposed the diagnostic and therapeutic tendencies more actualized in the way that each clinician may have its own criteria. Conclusion: the cracked tooth syndrome is one of the more common causes of dental extraction due to the problems for its identification. It´s, maybe, the mouth problem worst diagnosed and for that the most confused with other pulped type entities, periodontal or Mouth-facial Paine. Keywords: Cracked Tooth Syndrome, dental fissure, green stem fracture, incomplete fracture, crevice.

Objetivo: actualizar acerca de un grupo de aspectos relacionados con el Síndrome del Diente Fisurado. Material y Métodos: le realizó una revisión bibliográfica teniendo en cuenta la literatura científica y clásica de los últimos 5 años a la fecha, en idi... see more

Background: Various materials have been used for treating dental caries. Dental caries is a disease that attacks hard tissues of the teeth. The initial phase of caries is a formation of bacterial biofilm, called as dental plaque. Dental restorative materi... see more

Elderly patients generally use several types of medication, some of which may cause oral side effects. Aim: To investigate the oral side effects caused by medication in an elderly sample. Methods: Three hundred patients were interviewed about their use of... see more

Background: Various materials have been used for treating dental caries. Dental caries is a disease that attacks hard tissues of the teeth. The initial phase of caries is a formation of bacterial biofilm, called as dental plaque. Dental restorative materi... see more

Teeth and mouth disease is a disease that affects many people in Indonesia. Teeth and mouth disease can interfere with human activities a link between oral health to overall body health including diabetes, heart disease, pregnancy prob... see more

BACKGROUND: Restoring masticatory function and replacing missing teeth with minimal pain and discomfort are the most important issues for the patient and clinician. Nowadays dental implants became the most popular line of treatment to replace missing teet... see more

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