| Regular dental examinations with early treatment of carious lesions can substantially reduce the risk of serious complications. |
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| Practitioners were skilled in restoring carious teeth with gold and replacing missing teeth with false ones. |
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| Discoloration of a single tooth is usually because the tooth is non-vital, heavily filled, or carious. |
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| Treatment involves removal of the carious tissue and placement of a dental restoration, or filling. |
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| The stuff goes on well enough on the flat, but poking it into the carious vermiculations of randomly quarried puddingstone turned out to be a bit of a challenge. |
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| Treatment includes an oral examination, cleaning, topical fluoride application, restoration of carious teeth, pulp therapy, and, when necessary, tooth extraction. |
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| No one would accuse dentists of using microlithic points on our carious lesions today. |
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| This set allows the practitioner to remove defective restorations and carious lesions with minimal changing of burs and maximum efficacy. |
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| Person presenting carious organic syndromes following a cerebral vasculair accident or head trauma. |
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| Amalgam has been available for over 150 years, and has one of the longest life expectancies of materials used for the repair of carious teeth. |
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| This approach may be useful in dentistry to sterilise a carious lesion prior to its repair. |
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| Lower hemispherical ball sprayed finishing with diamond grain, to remove the carious teeth without damaging the adjacent teeth. |
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| This suggests that, if effective in vivo, photosensitisation may be useful as a means of eliminating plaque bacteria from a carious lesion. |
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| Preparation of the occlusal surface and the neck of the carious teeth. |
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| It serves to silicify and inorganize organic substances, especially to inorganize and disinfect carious dentine. |
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| This terrible, jagged remnant rears up from a panoramic view of the civic grandeur of Dresden like some terrible, ungainly, carious tooth which both shames and alarms. |
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| An incipient carious lesion is the initial stage of structural damage to the enamel, usually caused by a bacterial infection that produces tooth-dissolving acid. |
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| But other experts are critical of the Diagnodent and other early-detection devices because they identify areas on teeth that aren't actually carious lesions. |
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| He wished continuous joint cooperation and coordination in carious matters to serve the best interest of both the countries. |
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| These kills were achieved within clinically acceptable time implying that lethal photosensitisation may be a useful technique in eliminating bacteria from a carious lesion prior to restoration. |
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| Pickups and rozplantowanie in the places indicated by the Employer 400 mA of earth carious agricultural or forestry without pollution. |
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| Zinc Oxide-Eugenol cements, like «Pro-Pul-Pan», are particularly reputed for their effect upon pulpal tissues, especially when restoring teeth with deep carious lesions. |
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| Wolves' position was increasingly pre carious as they sat just one place and one point above the relegation zone. |
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| Less trauma for children and dental phobics Aseptim Plus is equally effective on the bacteria found in root canals, periodontal pockets, periimplantitis and carious teeth. |
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| The white image shows carious lesions in proximal phase. |
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| Nr. 0.549.3750 INTRA LUX head 68 LH for contra-angle handpiece drills 1:1 transmission maximum operating speed 40000 rpm with pushbutton clamping, dirt guard and strengthened chuck system for removing carious material Mat. |
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| Security inspections of 788 educational institution were also carried out and carious institutions were advised to further beef up security arrangements. |
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| One hundred fifty-seven children who completed the trial were examined 2 years after the end of the trial for the development of carious lesions in the permanent first molars. |
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| Dried between sheets of paper before they are inserted into different levels of the canvas thickened by layers of carious chemicals, the plants lose their color pigments. |
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| Teeth number 17 and 16 were restorable, but 26 and 27 were grossly carious with associated buccal swelling and the diagnosis was periapical periodontitis. |
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| My father's museum contained several preparations of carious teeth. |
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