INTERVENTIONS FOR RELIEVING PAIN DURING FIXED ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Esmat A.G, El-Sharaby F.A And El-Ezz A.A,

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Background: Patients Rank Pain As The Worst Aspect Of Orthodontic Treatment, And It Is The Foremost Reason For Wanting To Terminate The Treatment. Pain And Discomfort Are Of High Prevalence During Fixed Orthodontic Treatment And Are Reported To Occur In 91?95% Of Patients. Orthodontic Patients Expressed Feeling Pain During And After Several Procedures As Separator Placement And Initial Archwire Placement. These Side Effects May Discourage Patients Or Reduce Their Compliance During The Course Of Treatment. Orthodontic Pain Reaches Its Peak Intensity At 24 Hours Or 1 Day After Force Application And Lasts For The Following One Week. Analgesics Such As Acetaminophen And Ibuprofen Remain The Most Preferred And Most Commonly Used Method For Managing Orthodontic Pain. Objectives : The Aim Of This Study Was To Compare The Analgesic Effectiveness Of Ibuprofen Versus Paracetamol During The Initial Stages Of Fixed Orthodontic Treatment And Evaluate Their Effect On The Rate Of Tooth Movement Through The Performance Of A Systematic Review To Search And Critically Appraise The Quality Of The Evidence Available, Based On A Sound Inclusion And Exclusion Criteria.

Results: Eleven Articles Were Eligible For Qualitative Analysis While Eight Were Eligible For The Quantitative Analysis (531 Participants). Meta-analysis Using The Random Effects Model To Evaluate The Standard Mean Difference (SMD) With Level Of Significance Set At P�0.05 Was Performed To Evaluate The Analgesic Effect Of Ibuprofen And Acetaminophen At 2,6 And 24 Hours. The Results Showed Insignificant Differences Between The 2 Drugs In All Of The Studied Primary Outcomes. Conclusion: The Currently Available Evidence Was Insufficient To Form A Definitive Conclusion Regarding The Effectiveness Of Ibuprofen Versus That Of Paracetamol In Managing Orthodontic Pain And Their Effects On The Rate Of Tooth Movement. Ibuprofen Mean Pain Scores Were Lower Than That Of Acetaminophen But They Were Not Statistically Significantly Different From That Of Acetaminophen.

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EVALUATION OF DIMENSIONAL ACCURACY OF CONE-BEAM COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IN IMPLANT PLANNING BONE SUPPORTED COMPUTER GENERATED IMPLANT SURGICAL STENT FABRICATED ON MANDIBULAR JAW MODELS: DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY STUDY

Noha Hamada, Hossam Kandil, Ghada Borhan And Mahmoud Abdel Raouf Shalash .,

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Objective: The Purpose Of The Current Study Aimed To Assess The Reliability Of CBCT Imaging Modality In The Field Of Computer Guided Surgery By Evaluating The Dimensional Accuracy Of Three-dimensional Bone Supported Surgical Stent Fabricated On Mandibular Jaw Model And Generated From CBCT. Methods: A Total Of 10 Dummy Implants (legacy, Implant Direct) Were Placed In Two Mandibular Models (n=5). Preoperative Scans Were Taken By CBCT Scanner (SCANORA 3D), Implant Plan And Surgical Stent Design Were Done By On Demand And Implant Studio Software, The Surgical Stent Was 3D Printed By Selective Laser Sintering (FORMIGA P110, EOS, Germany) . Postoperative CBCT Scans Were Done With The Same Preoperative Parameters. Both Preoperative And Postoperative CBCT Scans Were Superimposed For The Angular And Linear Deviations To Be Calculated.

Results: The Statistical Analysis Showed Significant Difference Between The BL And MD Angular Deviation, With The Highest Mean Value Found In Buccolingual Angular Deviation Measurement (2.32 � 1.89), While Mesiodistal Angular Deviations Showed Lower Mean Value (1.32 � 1.17). Regarding The Linear Apical Depth Deviation, It Showed The Lowest Mean Value (0.46 � 0.29). Conclusion: The Implants Were Placed With Accuracy And Precision Comparable To The Accepted Range Stated In The Previously Reviewed Studies, Which Proves The Reliability And Predictability Of The CBCT Conjugating With Computer Guided.

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FRACTURE RESISTANCE OF VISIOLIGN AND FELDSPATHIC PORCELAIN ON ZIRCONIUM CORE

Ahmed Gaser Saeed Omara, Mohamed Seddik M. Kamel And Waleed Mohamed Elshahawy .,

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Objectives: The Purpose Of This In-vitro Study Was To Study And Compare The Fracture Resistance Of Visiolign And Feldspathic Porcelain On Zirconium Core Methods: Specimens Consist Of 20 Samples Of Lower Mandibular First Molar Which Was Ready Made From Ivory Teeth (nissin, Japan) Were Mounted In An Acrylic Blocks With Standard Preparation. Production Of Zirconia Core Was Done With The Aid Of Computer Aided Designing /computer Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) System. Standardization Of Restoration Was Done With Standard CAD/CAM Wax Pattern Design. Twenty Specimens Were Equally Divided Into Two Groups. In The First Group, 10 Samples Were Veneered With Feldspathic Porcelain . In The Second Group, 10 Sample Were Veneered With Visiolign, Fracture Resistance Was Tested For All Specimens Using Universal Testing Machine. The Failure Mode Was Evaluated As Repairable Or Non -repairable Result: Fracture Resistance : For Porcelain Veneered Group, It Was Found That Thermo-mechanical Aging Affected Fracture Resistance Significantly; For Visiolign Veneered Group, It Was Found That Thermo-mechanical Aging Affected Fracture Resistance Non-significantly Where Non-aged Subgroup Recorded Higher Nonsignificant Mean Value Than Aged Subgroup; Porcelain Vs. Visiolign Veneered Group For Aged Subgroups. It Was Found That Porcelain Veneered Group Recorded Higher Fracture Mean Value) Than Visiolign Veneeredmean Value. The Difference Between Both Groups Was Statistically Non-significant. For Non-aged Subgroup. It Was Found That Porcelain Veneered Group Recorded Higher Fracture Mean Value Than Visiolign Veneered Mean Value. The Difference Between Both Groups Was Statistically Significant. Effect Of Veneering Material It Was Found That Veneering Material Affected Fracture Resistance Significantly Where (Porcelain Veneered Mean Value >Visioning Veneered Mean Value) As Indicated By Two-way ANOVA (p=0.0384< 0.05)

Conclusions: It Was Found That Visiolign Is Durable And Has Comparable Fracture Resistance To Feldspathic Porcelain On Zirconium Core. The Common Mode Of Failure In Veneered Restoration Is Repairable .

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EFFECT OF XYLITOL-CONTAINING CHEWING GUM WITH/WITHOUT BICARBONATE VERSUS PARAFFIN PELLET ON SALIVARY PH IN HIGH CARIES RISK PATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL

Howaida Fakhry, Eman Ali Abouauf, Rania Mosallam And Amira Farid Elzoghbi,

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Objective: This Study Was Carried Out To Compare The Effect Of Xylitol Containing Chewing Gum With/without Bicarbonate Versus Paraffin Pellet On Salivary PH In High Caries Risk Patients.

Materials and Methods: Thirty Six High Caries Risk Participants Were Randomly Divided Into Three Groups (n=12), A1: Xylitol Gum (Trident Original), A2: Xylitol-sodium Bicarbonate Gum (Eco-Dent Between) And A3: Paraffin (control). Baseline Saliva PH Was Measured, Then Participants Were Allowed To Chew Gum Over Five Minutes And Stimulated Saliva PH Was Re-measured. Data Were Tabulated And Statistical Analyzed For Each Group And Between Groups.

Results: There Was Statistically Significant Increase In PH In Each Group After Chewing. However, Intergroup Comparison Indicated Statistically Non-significant Difference. Conclusion: The Act Of Chewing Is More Important Than Active Ingredient Present In Chewing Gum In Stimulating Salivary Flow Thus Neutralizing Its PH.

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THE ACCURACY OF INTRA-ORAL DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY VERSUS THE STATE-OF-ART ULTRA-LOW DOSE CONE BEAM COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY PROTOCOL IN THE DETECTION OF HORIZONTAL ROOT FRACTURES. A DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY STUDY

Maha Sayed Mohamed , Salma Belal Eiid, Dina Mohamed El Beshlawy And Sahar Hosny El Dessouky,

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Objectives: The Purpose Of This Study Was To Compare The Intraoral Periapical Radiographic Techniques (parallel And Bisecting Techniques) And The ULD CBCT Protocol For Their Detection Capabilities Of Simulated Horizontal Root Fractures With Different Angles. Methodology: 195 Extracted Incisors Were Divided Into Three Equal Groups Of 65 Teeth Each. Artificially Simulated Incomplete HRF Were Prepared In Two Groups With Two Different Angulations (75� & 45�), And At Two Different Locations (cervical And Middle) By Using A Separating Disk, Where The Third Group Was The Control Group. Positioning Of The Teeth Was Randomly Undertaken In The Sockets Of A Dry Human Skull And Mandible, And Then Imaged Using The Three Radiographic Techniques. For Qualitative Analysis, Sensitivity, Specificity, And Test Diagnostic Accuracy Were Calculated. For Quantitative Assessment, Dahelberg Error (DE) And Bland And Altman Limits Of Agreements (LOA) Were Applied. For Inter And Intra-observer Reliability Analysis, Kappa Measure Of Inter-rater Agreement And Intra-class Correlation Coefficients (ICC) Were Calculated.

Results: The ULD CBCT Has The Highest Sensitivity, Specificity And Diagnostic Accuracy For Detecting HRF At Any Angle And Location. Regarding The Accurate Determination Of The Oblique Course Of Fracture Lines, The Intraoral Radiographic Techniques Showed A Very Low Concordance Compared To ULD CBCT. The Magnitude Of Absolute Measurement Error For The Whole Set Of Teeth Was 1.89� With No Statistical Significant Difference, 95% CI (-5.09 ? 5.41). Additionally, Very Good To Excellent Inter And Intra-observer Agreement Was Perceived When Considering The Measurement Of The Simulated HRF Angulation (0.78 - 0.99). Conclusion: The ULD CBCT Imaging Protocol Of Planmeca Promax 3D Mid Was The Best Modality For Detection And Localization Of HRF With High Validity And Reliability In Angular Measurement Assessment.

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EVALUATING MARGINAL DISCREPANCY AND INTERNAL FIT OF VITA MARK II LAMINATE VENEERS USING DIGITAL IMPRESSION TECHNIQUE VERSUS CONVENTIONAL IMPRESSION TECHNIQUE (AN IN VITRO STUDY)

Ahmed Adel Mahmoud Gadallah And Omiama Salah El-Din El-Mahallawi,

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Considering The Method Of Data Transfer To The Laboratory Is Crucial To Provide The Most Accurate And Predictable Result. Two Access Points To The Digital Workflow Of Computer-aided Design/computer-aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) Which Are Indirect And Direct Digitizing Techniques Are Available At The Present Stage. In This Study Effect Of Two Different Digital Scanning Technique On Marginal And Internal Adaptation Of Laminate Veneer Restorations Was Investigated.

Materials and Methods: An Extracted Upper Central Incisor Was Scanned Using Intra-oral Scanner (CEREC Omnicam) And Extra-oral (CEREC InEos-X5) To Fabricate Laminate Veneer From Vita Mark II Blocks. Then Direct Vertical Marginal Gap Was Measured Using Measuring Stereomicroscope (Nikon Eclips E600, Tokyo, Japan) Connected With An IBM Compatible Personal Computer Using A Fixed Magnification Of 45X. Internal Fit Was Measured Using Silicone Replica Technique Which Was Measured At Set Points Using Digital Microscopy At ?35 Magnification.

Results: 1-vertical Marginal Gap: It Was Found That Group IN Recorded Statistically Non-significant (p>0.05) Higher Mean Value (29.34�3.84 �m) Than Group OM (23.42�5.63�m) As Indicated By Unpaired T-test. 2-internal Fit Discrepancy: It Was Found That Group IN Recorded Statistically Significant (p<0.05) Higher Mean Value (89.43�4.61�m) Than Group OM (76.49�3.81�m) As Indicated By Unpaired T-test. Conclusion: For A Single Vita Mark II Laminate Veneer Restoration Intraoral Scanning Using Cerec Omnicam Scanner Is More Appropriate Digitizing Technique Than Extra-oral Scanning Technique Using InEos X5 Scanner.

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ASSESSMENT OF RETENTION AND MICROLEAKAGE OF ENDOCROWN CONSTRUCTED OF TWO DIFFERENT MATERIALS

Mohamed T. Kamal, Cherif A. Mohsen And Raessa M.Mohammed,

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Objective The Purpose Of This Study Was To Assess Retention And Microleakage Of Endocrown Constructed Of Two Different Materials Namely IPS E.max And Hybrid Ceramic Compared To Conventional Endo/post/crown Technique.

Materials and Methods: Forty Mandibular Endodontically Treated Molars Will Be Classified Into 2 Groups According Technique Of Restoration. Group I (involving 20 Endodontically Treated Molars Restored With Post, Core And Crowns, Group II (involving 20 Endodontically Treated Molars Restored With Endocrowns). Then Each Group Will Be Divided Into 2 Subgroups (10 Samples For Each Group) According To Material Of Construction Of Crown And Endocrown Into Subgroup I (IPS E-max Press Crown And Vita Enamic Crown) And Subgroup II (IPS E-max Press Endocrown And Vita Enamic Endocrown). Then Sub Group Will Be Divided Into Sub Classes (5 Samples For Each) According To Type Of Test (retention And Microleakage). Specimens Which Will Have Being Tested For Retention ,mounted In A Universal Testing Machine And Will Be Subjected To Tensile Load At A Crosshead Of 5 Mm/min The Load Required For Debonding Was Recorded In Newton. While For Microleakage Test, The Samples Were Immersed Into 0.5 % Methylene Blue (M.B) Solution For 24 Hours At Room Temperature In An Incubator At 37�C Then They Were Sectioned In B-L Direction By Isomet And Dye Penetration Depth Was Measured Using Nikon MA 10 Followed By Image Analysis Using Computer Software. The Data Was Collected For Microleakage (dye Penetration), Tabulated And Statistically Analyzed. Result: It Was Found That The The Highest Retention Mean Value Was Recorded For Vita Enamic Conventional Crown (479.5+_38.4) While The Lowest Retention Mean Value Was Recorded For Vita Enamic Endocrown Which Recorded (85.7�14.7). The Difference Between Groups Was Statistically Significant As Indicated By Two Way ANOVA Test (F=44.9, P Value = <0.001 < 0.05) Besides, It Was Found That The Highest Microleakage Mean Value Was Recorded For Vita Enamic Conventional Crown (915.9�40.7) While The Lowest Microleakage Mean Value Was Recorded For E-max Endocrown Preparation Design Which Recorded (395.2�42.2). The Difference Between Groups Was Statistically Significant As Indicated By Two Way ANOVA Test (F= 5.26, P Value = <0.036< 0.05) Conclusion 1- Bond Strength To All Ceramic Is Influenced By Amount Of Tooth Structure Involved In Cementation And What?s Structure It Bonded As Vita Enamic Conventional Crown Retained By Post And Composite Core Is The Most Retentive Restoration. 2- Microleakage Under Restoration Affected By Impression Techniques, Processing Technology As Pressing Technique Is Less Micro Gab And Microleakage Than Milling Technique.

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RETENTION OF IMPLANT SUPPORTED ALL CERAMIC CROWNS CEMENTED WITH DIFFERENT LUTING AGENTS: A COMPARATIVE IN VITRO STUDY

Mohamed T. Ahmed, Cherif A. Mohsen And Raessa M. Mohammed,

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Objective: The Aim Of This Study Is To Compare Between Retention Of Resin Cement And Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement Used For Cementation Of IPS E.max Crowns Over Titanium And Zirconia Implant Abutments

Materials and Methods: Twenty Implant Analogs Were Embedded In 20 Blocks Of Epoxy Resin. 10 Implant Analogs Received A Titanium Abutment, And 10 Implant Analogs Received A Zirconia Abutment. 20 E.max Press Crowns Were Constructed, 5 Crowns Cemented With Resin Cement, And 5 Cemented With Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement For Each Type Of Abutment. Each Sample Was Subjected To A Pull-out Test Using Bluehill Lite; Instron Instruments Universal Testing Machine With A Loadcell Of 5 KN.. Loads Required To Remove The Crowns Were Recorded, And Mean Values For Each Group Determined. Data Were Statistically Analyzed Using IBM SPSS Statistics Version 20 For Windows. T-test And Two-way ANOVA Samples. Result: The Mean Values �SD Of Loads At Failure (n -5) For Each Group Were As Follows In Newton (N): Resin-Titanium Group(A) 305.4�41.4, Resin Modified Glass Ionomer-Titanium Group(B) 164.3�21.7, Resin-Zirconia Group(C) 275.1�15.5, Resin Modified Glass Ionomer -Zirconia Group(D) 136.6�19.5 Groups A&C Were Statistically Significant (p<0.05). Conclusion: - There Was No Difference Between Titanium And Zirconia Abutments In Retention. - The Resin Cement Showed Better Retention Than Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement With Both Titanium And Zirconia Abutments. The Best Combination Was Using Resin Cement With Titanium Abutment. While, The Worst Combination Was Using Resin Modified Glass Ionomer Cement With Zirconia Abutment.

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TRANSLUCENCY OF MONOLITHIC VERSUS LAYERED ZIRCONIA IN THREE DIFFERENT SHADES

Muhammad Adel Ali Erfan, Amany Mohammed Korsel And Gaber Ibrahim Masoud,

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Purpose: This Study Aimed To Compare The Translucency Of Monolithic Versus Layered Zirconia In Three Different Shades, A1, A2, And A3.

Materials & Methods: 30 Disc Specimens Of 10 Mm Diameter And 2 Mm Thickness Were Divided In 2 Main Groups. Group I (Monolithic), And Group II (Layered), With A Count Of 15 Specimens Foeach Group. Group I Specimens Were Fabricated Entirely From CAD/CAM Ceramill?Zolid Zirconia, While Group II Had Cores Of 1mm Thickness Ceramill?Zolid Zirconia Veneered With 1mm Thickness VITA VM?9 Porcelain. Each Group Was Divided Into 3 Subgroups According To The Different Shades Used (A1, A2, And A3). All Specimens Were Tested Using UV Spectrophotometer, (Cary 5000, Agilent Technologies, USA). Translucency Parameter (TP) And Contrast Ratio (CR) Of All Specimens Were Calculated. Data Were Statistically Analyzed With F-test (ANOVA) And Student T-test.

Results: The Statistical Analysis Showed Significant Results In Comparing The Different Techniques Of Fabrications. On Comparing The Mean Values Of All Study Subgroups, Subgroup II-A1 Showed The Highest TP (TP = 5.91) And The Lowest CR (CR = 0.85), Followed By Subgp. II-A2 (TP = 5.697 / CR = 0.853), Subgp.II-A3 (TP = 5.45 / CR = 0.87), Subgp.I-A1 (TP = 4.24 / CR = 0.893), Subgp. I-A2 (TP = 4.128 / CR = 0.903), And I-A3 As The Lowest TP (TP = 4.014) And The Highest CR (CR = 0.927). On The Contrary, Insignificant Results Were Observed When Comparing Different Shades Within The Same Main Group (p � 0.05). Conclusion: The Fabrication Techniques Affected Specimen Translucency Significantly, Where Group II Showed A Significant Higher TP Than Group I. On The Other Hand, Different Color Shades Used In The Present Study Showed Insignificant Effect On The Specimens TP Values In The Same Group.

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IMMEDIATE IMPLANT PLACEMENT WITH DEPROTEINIZED BOVINE BONE (TUTOGEN) VERSUS PLACEMENT OF PRF AS A SPACE FILLING MATERIAL IN MANDIBULAR MOLARS. RANDOMIZED CLINICALTRIAL

Ahmed El Garhy, Mohammed Atef And Niveen Askar,

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Objective: The Present Study Conducted To Compare The Regenerative Potential Of Guided Bone Regeneration (control Group) To Platelet Rich Fibrin (test Group), In Immediate Implant Placement In Mandibular Molars.

Materials and Methods: 20 Patients And 20 Mandibular Molars Have Been Extracted And Replaced By Immediate Implant. Deproteinized Bovine Bone (Xenograft) Was Used As A Filling Material In Control Group While Platele-rich Fibrin Was Used As The Test Group. Cone Beam CT Was Obtained Preopetively, Immediately Post-operatively For Evaluation Of Implant Placement And 6 Months Postoperatively. Osstell Reading Were Taken At The Time Of Implant Placement And Implant Exposure (6 Months)

Results: Mean Bone Loss In The Xenograft Group Was 1.92� 1.0 While That Of The Platlet Rich Fibrin Group Was 1.3�0.78 And This Was Non-statistically Significant P=0.137. The Mean ISQ Value Of Guided Bone Regeneration Group Is 62.0�7.23, And 67.4�7.15 Platelet-rich Fibrin Group. This Was Statistically Nonsignificant P=0.110 Conclusion: Within The Limitation Of This Study, Immediate Implant Placement In Mandibular Molars With Guided Bone Regeneration Or Platelet Rich Fibrin Will Inevitably Result In Marginal Bone Loss. However, Implant Stability Has Shown Statistical Improvement In Both Groups.

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