...when planning treatment that is most beneficial to the infant. Efficient resolution will allow minimal disruption in nutritional intake, and overall improved growth and development. This paper presents a case...

...hairy tongue and HFLP share the same pathology, most cases of hairy tongue improve with oral hygiene and do not return. In comparison, the patient in this case developed HFLP,...

...teeth represent 12% to 23%, and cases of three or more extra teeth represent less than 1%.1 The extra teeth found in the majority of supernumerary cases are impacted.3–6 The...

...the cases are classified as suspected, probable, and confirmed. The infectious agent and the possibility of its intentional release determine the following notification: All cases prior to classification, such as...

...challenging in cases in which the gingival margin is located in a more coronal position to that of the CEJ. This could result in inaccurate calculation of the attachment levels...

...infliction of trauma to neglect. Often, malpractice cases are due to incorrect diagnosis, delay in treatment, and improper management of patient care.3 Oral health professionals must diagnose patients correctly so...

...two cases indicating this is an extremely rare complication.28,29 FIGURE 3. Intraoral image during surgical removal of cyst. Case Report A 50-year-old man presented to the clinic for a routine...

...multiple causes for adverse pregnancy outcomes. In many cases, preterm births can be attributed to infection or other chronic systemic conditions (diabetes and/or high blood pressure).20 However, in approximately 50%...