Faculty Of Dental Medicine For Girls

This study compared two methods for correcting skeletal Class III malocclusion, a condition where the lower jaw protrudes beyond the upper jaw. Researchers tested a palatal plate against a conventional tooth-borne anchorage system, both used with a facemask, in 14 growing patient…

This study compared two types of removable dental appliances (Twinblock and Monoblock) for correcting jaw alignment problems in growing children. The research involved 18 girls aged 9-12 years who had underdeveloped lower jaws. Doctors used 3D imaging to measure how each applianc…

This study looked at how two different types of removable dental appliances affect the jaw joint in growing girls with an underdeveloped lower jaw. Eighteen girls, aged 9 to 12, were treated with either a Twin Block or a Monoblock appliance. Researchers used 3D scans to measure c…

This study tested a custom-made dental device designed to gradually stretch jawbone tissue to close wide gaps in patients with alveolar clefts. Eight participants aged 7-20 with wide clefts used the device, which was created specifically for each person using 3D models. Researche…

This study tested two different force levels used during orthodontic treatment to pull front teeth backward. It involved 20 young adults with misaligned teeth who needed braces. Researchers used 3D scans to see which force level moved teeth more effectively while keeping the surr…

This study looked at whether using a hard laser during orthodontic treatment helps protect the jawbone and tooth roots. It compared two groups of patients getting braces to correct protruding teeth. The goal was to see if the laser could reduce bone thinning and root damage that …

This study aimed to measure how accurately custom-made, 3D-printed surgical implants position the jaw during corrective surgery. It involved 8 adult patients with misaligned jaws who needed surgery. Researchers compared the planned jaw position from 3D scans to the actual surgica…

This study aimed to understand how the body's inflammation and healing signals change during a standard root canal procedure. Researchers collected small fluid samples from around the teeth of 22 patients with infected, dead tooth pulp before and during their treatment. The goal …