Introduction: Nanoparticles have been defined by others as objects with at least one of their
three dimensions in the 1–100 nm range. Titanium (Ti), the earth's tenth most common …

Introduction: Crestal bone loss following the placement of implant of less than 1.5 mm up to
first year, until the implant bone interface is generally acceptable, after which appropriate …

Natural products derived from plants are used to treat cancer due to fewer side effects
compared to standard treatments available for cancer. The second highest cancer that …

Introduction: Early development of infection in periimplant tissues is often a cause of implant
failure, as clinically assessed by checking bleeding on probing, redness, swelling and …

Introduction: The success rate of dental implants in treating partially edentulous and
completely edentulous patients has a predictable outcome-a success rate of 98% and …

Introduction: Dental implants have had a phenomenal rise in recent years. Design of the
implant, biology of the bone, primary stability, osseointegration, prosthesis are the major …

Stickler syndrome is a genetic disorder that can cause serious vision, hearing and joint
problems. Also known as hereditary progressive arthro-ophthalmopathy, Stickler syndrome …

Soft denture liners evenly distribute functional loads over denture-bearing tissues. The liners
aid in more evenly distributing the pressures of mastication to the underlying tissues by …

Immediate function has become an accepted treatment modality for fixed restorations in
completely edentulous jaws. The dental implants have gained immense popularity. A secure …

Introduction: Harlequin syndrome is considered to be a rare autonomic disorder
characterised by unilateral facial flushing of the face and sweating with contralateral …