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🛒 Gingival Barrier https://temu.to/k/gtou80a094y * Gingival Barrier is a light-cured resin used to shield soft tissues during procedures such as tooth whitening, acid etching, or the application of chemical agents. Its fast-setting, flexible formula ensures a precise seal that prevents gum irritation or burns. It is ideal for both aesthetic and clinical treatments where patient safety and comfort are top priorities.
LINK https://www.odontologiavirtual.com/2025/05/essential-steps-for-fabricating-metal.html 🚫 Below is an evidence-based, step-by-step guide outlining the key phases in the fabrication process. 1. Comprehensive Clinical Evaluation and Diagnosis A full clinical and radiographic examination must be conducted to assess the condition of the remaining teeth, supporting tissues, and overall oral health. ✔ Goal: Evaluate occlusion, abutment integrity, periodontal status, and hygiene before prosthetic planning. 2. Preliminary Design and Diagnostic Cast Analysis Diagnostic casts are mounted in a semi-adjustable articulator. The initial design includes selection of: ✔ Major connector, direct retainers, guiding planes, occlusal rests, and indirect retainers. 3. Pre-Prosthetic Mouth Preparation All required intraoral adjustments are made before impressions: ✔ Guide plane preparation, crown placement or modification, extractions, and periodontal therapy. 4. Final Impression with High-Precision Material A custom tray and elastomeric impression material (e.g., polyether or addition silicone) are used. ✔ Accurate capture of both hard and soft tissues is crucial. 5. Master Cast and Refractory Model Duplication A master cast is created from the impression, and a refractory duplicate is prepared for framework fabrication. ✔ Final design details are transferred to the laboratory via design sketches and written instructions. 6. Metal Framework Casting The dental technician waxes the framework, invests it, and casts it using a cobalt-chromium alloy. ✔ A passive fit of the framework is then verified intraorally. 7. Maxillomandibular Relationship Records If necessary, jaw relation records are obtained for mounting the cast in the articulator. 8. Tooth Setup and Esthetic Try-In Artificial teeth (usually acrylic) are selected and set in wax for esthetic, phonetic, and occlusal evaluation. 9. Final Processing and Polishing The denture is processed with heat-polymerized acrylic resin and polished for delivery. ✔ Final prosthetic adjustments are performed before delivery. 10. Delivery, Patient Instructions, and Follow-Up ✔ The denture is delivered and adjusted. The patient is instructed on hygiene, use, and maintenance. ✔ Follow-up is scheduled at 24–48 hours, one month, and semiannually.
LINK https://www.odontologiavirtual.com/2024/08/correo-para-empresas-ventajas-del-email.html Las clínicas dentales pueden utilizar el email marketing para informar a los pacientes sobre promociones, descuentos y nuevos servicios. Las campañas de email marketing pueden incluir ofertas especiales para pacientes existentes o incentivos para referir a nuevos pacientes. Estas promociones no solo ayudan a atraer a nuevos pacientes sino que también incentivan a los actuales a continuar utilizando los servicios de la clínica.
LINK https://www.odontologiavirtual.com/2025/06/mucocele-in-oral-cavity-clinical.html Recent studies have expanded our understanding of mucoceles, including their pathogenesis, differential diagnosis, and the success of both surgical and non-surgical treatment modalities. With a notable prevalence in children and young adults, and a significant incidence in the lower lip, clinicians must stay updated on the latest minimally invasive and evidence-based approaches to improve patient care and minimize recurrence. This professional guide, curated for the Ovidental global community, summarizes the most recent findings from the past five years and offers practical insights into the classification, presentation, diagnosis, and management of mucoceles in daily dental practice.
🌐 Link: https://www.odontovida.com/2025/06/risk-factors-signs-modern-management-of.html ✅ *Risk Factors, Signs & Modern Management of Tongue Cancer: 2025 Review* Recent epidemiological trends indicate an increase in tongue cancer among young, non-smoking individuals, highlighting the growing importance of HPV and alternative risk factors
LINK https://www.odontologiavirtual.com/2023/01/implantes-dentales-cuidados-despues-de.html 🚫 La retirada de los puntos de sutura se llevará a cabo entre 7 y 10 días después de la operación, y para poder colocar la prótesis definitiva sobre el implante dental deberán transcurrir entre uno y seis meses para poder recuperar la funcionalidad. ✅ Durante este período es necesario tener en cuenta los siguientes consejos: ► Es posible que en los dos o tres días siguientes a la intervención se tenga fiebre. ► Si hubiese sangrado con posterioridad a la operación se deberá colocar una gasa sobre la herida manteniéndola presionada unos quince o veinte minutos. Repitiéndolo en caso de persistencia. ► Tras la intervención es normal que haya inflamación que irá remitiendo poco a poco. Se puede aplicar paños fríos en el exterior de la zona, o tomar antiinflamatorios o analgésicos. ► La higiene dental es necesaria aunque evitando cepillar en el lugar en el que se ha colocado el implante. Los primeros días se pueden realizar enjuagues con colutorios. ► Mientras persista en efecto de la anestesia no se debe de ingerir ningún alimento. Una vez pasado no se deben de tomar alimentos muy fríos ni muy calientes. ► El tabaco es perjudicial y puede provocar problemas con el implante, tampoco se debe de tomar alcohol. ► Se debe procurar no hacer esfuerzo físicos los primeros días, incluido el deporte. ► No se debe tocar, ni con los dedos ni con la lengua, la zona afectada por la intervención, en los días siguientes, ni tampoco una vez retirados los puntos.
MAGAZINE https://www.odontologiavirtual.com/2024/07/magazine-exciting-decade-and-even-more.html 🚫 Yuvan Noah Hariri wrote in his book, Homo Deus, that “the train of civilisation” is leaving the station for the last time and those who do not understand technology will miss a seat on that train into the future. It has been an exciting decade for dentistry, and for those that are paying attention to what is going on in the industry, things are accelerating into the future. It is no longer about simply having the tools with which to become a digital dentist. It is now about understanding how to seamlessly integrate the hardware, software and new materials in a way that could transform the way we think about our workflows and treatments moving forward. The Digital Dentistry Society was founded on the premise that the transformation of analogue to digital dentistry required some guidance, education and support.
LINK https://www.odontologiavirtual.com/2024/08/stomatological-and-maxillo-facial.html It is a patient aged 46 with a confirmed PCR diagnosis of mpox. Clinical examination noted a varioliform rash particularly marked on the face and associated with cervical lymphadenopathy. The lesions also occupied the oral cavity and oropharynx with a characteristic enanthema. This condition required a correct management based on local care, correct analgesia and local anesthesia which allows a quick return to a normal diet. The aim of this work is to describe through this clinical case, the stomatological and maxillofacial features observed during monkey pox and to offer treatment for maxillofacial lesions.
DENTAL BOOK https://www.odontologiavirtual.com/2025/05/dental-book-little-and-falaces-dental.html The 10th edition of Little and Falace’s Dental Management of the Medically Compromised Patient, authored by Dr. Craig Miller and published in 2023, continues to be the gold standard for guiding oral care in patients with complex medical histories. This new edition presents up-to-date, evidence-based protocols for managing medically compromised patients in the dental chair. Whether it’s cardiovascular disease, diabetes, bleeding disorders, cancer therapies, or autoimmune conditions, this book offers structured clinical guidance to make safe and effective decisions
LINK https://www.odontologiavirtual.com/2018/10/pdf-general-principles-for-complete.html 🚫 Step-by-Step Crown Preparation Process A systematic approach ensures consistency and optimal outcomes: 1. Initial Assessment Evaluate the tooth's condition, occlusion, and periodontal status. 2. Tooth Reduction ✔ Occlusal Reduction Create depth grooves and reduce the occlusal surface following the tooth's anatomy. ✔ Axial Reduction Reduce the axial walls uniformly, maintaining the desired taper. ✔ Functional Cusp Bevel Bevel functional cusps to provide adequate material thickness in areas of heavy occlusal load. 3. Finish Line Preparation Establish a clear and continuous margin appropriate for the restorative material. 4. Refinement Smooth all surfaces, remove sharp angles, and ensure the absence of undercuts to facilitate crown seating. 5. Impression Taking Capture an accurate impression of the prepared tooth and surrounding structures. 6. Provisional Restoration Place a temporary crown to protect the preparation and maintain occlusal relationships.