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The proper diagnosis of temporomandibular joint disorders necessitates the clinical and digital examination of the stomatognathic system along with the roentgenographic information. The treatment of temporomandibular disorders can be as varied as their etiologies; it can be approached psychologically, physiologically, physiotherapy and surgically, using stress management techniques, diet, medication, oral splints and physical therapy or any combination of these to achieve the desired results. Successful splint therapy achieves a correct, stable position for the TMJs. Prognosis of...

In branch of prosthodontics there are many challenges to create to an oral environment that can support prosthesis without causing harm to underlying structures. During complete denture construction problems like bony tissue deficiency, tori, lack of adequate bone height, soft tissue deficiency etc. may be encountered.To achieve best outcome we have to overcome these problems. conservation of the oral tissues should be the aim of all operators and surgical reduction of denture bearing area should always be kept to a minimum.this approach can be achieve by Preprosthetic surgery which is a team...

The hormones are chemical messengers of the body diversified in structure and functions, act either directly or through messengers. Hormones are produced in small amounts by specific tissues (endocrine glands), secreted into blood stream to control the metabolic and biologic activities in the target cells. The oral health care professional can play a role in the screening of patients who have undiagnosed endocrine diseases. In addition, to treat such patients a thorough understanding of the many related pathological conditions, as well as the signs and symptoms that can occur is needed. As...