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Diagnostic and Management of Mesiodens: Two Case Reports

Aymen Ben Hadj Khalifa*; Hanen Boukhris; Marwa Chatti; Yamina Elelmi; Ahlem Baaziz

    Mesiodens, a common dental anomaly, is characterized by the presence of supernumerary teeth located in the maxillary midline. While often asymptomatic, mesiodens can cause various complications, including delayed eruption, misalignment, or resorption of adjacent teeth, necessitating timely intervention.


Antimicrobial Effects of Cannabidiol (CBD) on Oral Pathogens: A Comparative Analysis

Kutana Namarach*; Boonyanit Thaweeboon

    Cannabis has a long history of medical applications, with emerging research highlighting its antimicrobial potential. In dentistry, the search for alternative antibacterial agents is crucial due to increasing antibiotic resistance. Cannabidiol (CBD), a non-psychoactive cannabinoid, has demonstrated antimicrobial effects against various bacterial strains.


The Fear Beneath the Smiles: A Cross - Sectional Analysis of Dental Anxiety in Pakistani Population

Qazi Jawad Hayat*; Sajid Hayat; Itizaz Hayat; Owais Khan; Aneesa Ali; Akhtar Zada; Naeem Ul Haq; Naveed Ullah Zargar

    Dental anxiety and fear significantly impact oral health outcomes and patient well-being. This study aims to assess the prevalence and associated factors of dental anxiety and fear among the population of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, using the Modified Dental Anxiety Scale(MDAS).


Biopsy Records To the Oral Lesions in Iraq between 2010 And 2020

Thaer Kassim Ali; Raid Razak Ali AL-Kafaji*

    The aims of this study is to find a straight line analysis of oral biopsies reported to oral lesions in Iraq and compare with previous studies. Between (2010 and 2020), (1386) biopsies reported for oral lesions from the histopathological laboratories of general hospitals in Iraq. These biopsy findings divided into five types:


Diagnosis and Management of Dentigerous Cyst in a Child: A Case Report

Soumaya Kachti*; Jihene Zaroui; Faten Awled brahim; Imen Jazi; Mohamed Ali Chemli

    Dentigerous cysts are relatively common cystic pathologies in pediatric dentistry, particularly among children in mixed dentition stage. It develops in contact with a tooth whose roots have not yet formed. It most often constitutes a complication of the pulpal involvement of the temporary tooth, which extends to the underlying germ.


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