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Pedodontics
Microbial & Nutritional Influences

Trace Elements Type Elements Cariogenic Selenium, Lead, Barium Protective Molybdenum, Vanadium Vitamin K Exhibits anti-cariogenic properties by inhibiting bacterial growth. Veillonella Considered anti-cariogenic due to lack of glycolytic enzymes; utilizes lactate produced by other bacteria.…

Dental Materials
<p>COMPOSITE RESINS</p>

COMPOSITE RESINS Applications / Use Anterior restorations for aesthetics (class III, IV, V, cervical erosion abrasion lesions) Low-stress posterior restorations (small class I, II) Veneers Cores for cast restorations Cements for porcelain restorations Cements for acid-etched Maryland bridges Repair systems for composites or porcelains Polymerization--reaction of small molecules (monomers) into very large molecules (polymers) Cross-linkin…

Pharmacology
<p>First Generation Cephalosporins</p>

First Generation Cephalosporins Prototype Drugs are CEFAZOLIN (for IV use) and CEPHALEXIN (oral use). 1. Staph. aureus - excellent activity against b-lactamase-producing strains Not effective against methicillin-resistant Staph. aureus &amp; epidermidis 2. Streptococci - excellent activity versus Streptococcus sp. Not effective against penicillin-resistant Strep. pneumoniae 3. Other Gm + bacteria - excellent activity except for Enterococcus sp. 4. M…

Orthodontics
Functional Appliances & Retainers

Appliance/Concept Details Bionator types Standard, Class III, Open bite Twin block skeletal:dental expansion 40:60 Visual Treatment Objective Ricketts Monobloc Predecessor of Activator Box elastics Used for open bite correction High-pull headgear For open bite patients Denholtz appliance Lip bumper in maxillary arch Catalans appliance angulation 45&deg; T…

General Pathology
<p>Liver cirrhosis</p>

Liver cirrhosis It is a chronic, progressive diffuse process characterized by&nbsp; a. Hepatocellular necrosis &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; b. Replacement by fibrosis and inflammation&nbsp; c. Hyperplasia of surviving liver cells forming regenerating nodules&nbsp; d. Vascular derangement.&nbsp; All these changes lead to loss of the normal liver architecture.&nbsp; Pathology of cirrhosis At first the liver is enlarged or of normal size. Late…

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