Saturday, May 24, 2008

World' s Smallest Laser & Disappearing Roots

World's Smallest Laser

Dental laser industry leader Zap Lasers unveiled a breakthrough in soft-tissue management, the Styla MicroLaserâ„¢. The world's first microlaser for soft-tissue applications, the 1.9 ounce Styla combines revolutionary design and proven diode laser technology in a self-contained unit measuring only 6.9 inches long. The handheld Styla has no wires or cables, allowing dental professionals to move freely throughout treatment areas.
Salient Advantages claimed:

-Lightweight Aluminum Body
-Pre-threaded Disposable Tips
-Intelligent Gravity Sensor
-Rechargeable Lithium Ion Batteries
-Wireless Foot Pedal
To see company release of this laser GO HERE

Case Report on Disappearing Roots

Tooth resorption is a perplexing problem for all dental practitioners. The etiologic factors are vague, the diagnoses are educated guesses and, often, the chosen treatment does not prevent the rapid disappearance of the calcified dental tissues. This becomes all the more confusing if the tooth in question is a pulpally involved young permanent tooth. Presented in this report is the case of an upper first young permanent molar that underwent complete root resorption following root canal therapy and obturation.
To Read full Report CLICK HERE

Smoothies Can Damage Your Teeth

Dentists have warned the current popularity of fruit smoothies could lead to widespread tooth damage.

It was claimed last week that the fruit drinks could be twice as healthy as first thought.

But dentists warn that the beneficial effects of boosting consumption of fruit are likely to be far outweighed by damage the drinks cause to teeth.

They warn that the high levels of sugar in the drinks can promote decay without good dental hygiene. To Read the full BBC report CLICK HERE

Oral Health Can Be Affected For Years To Come From Premature Tooth Loss

Two kinds of traumatic tooth loss can occur during childhood: The child can lose a primary (baby) tooth prematurely, or they can lose a permanent tooth. Full report of AGD here Parents are advised to take due care to avoid long term damage.

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