Modified intracanal post for severely mutilated primary anterior teeth

Rallan, Mandeep; Navit, Pragati; Malhotra, Garima

doi:10.1136/bcr-2013-009179

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“…2223 The crown anatomy can be restored by direct composite build up by incremental method, 68162022 composite build-up using celluloid strip crowns, 4714181923 composite build-up by indirect technique 11121724 and biological shell crowns. 825 …”

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“…A multitude of methods have been used for intracanal reinforcement for anterior teeth, such as short composite posts, 4 5 short wire posts (omega loop), 6 - 10 Ni-Cr coils pring posts, 11 ready made glass fiber posts, 9 12 - 15 polyethylene fibre post/ribbond 16 - 21 and metal screw posts. 22 23 The crown anatomy can be restored by direct composite build up by incremental method, 6 8 16 20 22 composite build-up using celluloid strip crowns, 4 7 14 18 19 23 composite build-up by indirect technique 11 12 17 24 and biological shell crowns. 8 25…”

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Methods of Intracanal Reinforcement in Primary Anterior Teeth—Assessing the Outcomes through a Systematic Literature Review

Mittal

Bhatia

Haider

2015

International Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry

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Aim: To assess how the various methods of intracanal reinforcement (short root canal posts) performed in their clinical and radiographic outcomes for restoring grossly broken down primary anterior teeth after pulpectomy for 1 year or longer follow-up period.Materials and methods: Literature search of electronic databases (Sept 2013) and various journals (1980-Sept 2013) using medical subject headings and free text terms was conducted. For inclusion in quality assessment, prespecified inclusion criteria were applied. Quality assessment was performed by using ‘The Cochrane collaboration’s tool for assessing risk of bias’.Results: Seven relevant papers were selected for full text evaluation. After applying the inclusion criteria, only two trials could be considered for quality assessment. Both of these were classified as having high risk of bias.Conclusion: The evidence to support any method of intracanal reinforcement for restoring grossly broken down anterior teeth is presently lacking. Further trials with well-defined methodology are needed.How to cite this article: Mittal N, Bhatia HP, Haider K. Methods of Intracanal Reinforcement in Primary Anterior Teeth– Assessing the Outcomes through a Systematic Literature Review. Int J Clin Pediatr Dent 2015;8(1):48-54.

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Methods of Intracanal Reinforcement in Primary Anterior Teeth—Assessing the Outcomes through a Systematic Literature Review

Mittal

Bhatia

Haider

2015

International Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry

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“…Restoring primary anterior teeth that are grossly destructed owing to caries is very challenging for the pediatric dentist. [ 13 ] A mathematical or geometrical relationship between teeth is thought to provide a template to achieve an esthetic restorative result. [ 14 ] One of the most important tasks in esthetic dentistry is creating harmonious proportions between the widths of maxillary anterior teeth when restoring or replacing these teeth.…”

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The assessment of golden proportion in primary dentition

Mamidi

Vasa

et al. 2020

Contemp Clin Dent

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Background: Golden proportion is a constant ratio that exists in nature, responsible for the esthetic appeal of parts in the human body. The study was aimed to assess the existence of golden proportion in primary dentition by evaluating the average width and height ratio of maxillary anterior teeth. Materials and Methods: A total of 200 children comprising equal number of males and females aged 3–7 years with all deciduous teeth present were randomly selected. Each participant was photographed with head upright and occlusal plane parallel to floor. Distance between the participant and camera was fixed at a working distance of 60 cm. The digital images were analyzed using imaging software (Adobe V7), the perceived widths of maxillary laterals were divided by widths of central incisor and that of canines were divided by perceived widths of lateral incisor. Maxillary arch impressions were made and casts prepared. Measurement of each anterior tooth was done using digital calipers. The measured width of lateral incisor was divided by width of central incisor and that of canine was divided by measured width of lateral incisor. Perceived and measured widths were tabulated separately. Results: The mean measured lateral incisor-to-central incisor ratio was 0.80. The mean measured canine-to-lateral incisor ratio was 1.32. The mean perceived lateral incisor-to-central incisor ratio was 0.75. The mean perceived canine-to-lateral incisor ratio was 0.90. The mean measured width-to-height ratio of central incisors was 1.14. The mean perceived width-to-height of central incisors ratio was 1.08. No significant statistical difference was observed between measured widths, perceived widths, measured width-to-height ratio, and perceived width-to-height ratios for both the sexes. There was strong correlation between these ratios and golden ratio (0.62). Conclusion: The study revealed that the golden proportion was inconsistent in terms of relative tooth width in primary dentition.

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“…Disadvantage is the possibility of cracked root formation following long-term function, especially in children with severe occlusion or parafunctional habits. 19 …”

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Posts in Primary Teeth–Past to Present: A Review of Literature

Martin¹,

Shivashakarappa²,

Arumugam³

et al. 2021

International Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry

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Early childhood caries is indeed a devastative situation for both patients’ parents and pediatric dentists. The primary goal in treating severe early childhood caries is to restore normal function such as maintenance of mesiodistal and vertical dimension, prevention of alteration of mastication, phonetics (due to premature loss), development of parafunctional habits, and prevention of psychological problems affecting the self-esteem of a child. The restoration of primary dentition with extensive carious lesions is a complex clinical challenge of several dimensions. The severity of this condition in maxillary anterior teeth has prompted the extraction of teeth due to inadequate esthetic treatment options. The only concern with the severely destructed primary incisors is a lack of crown structure, which fails to support and adhere to a composite crown. Clinicians have preferred many restorative modalities for esthetic rehabilitation of badly decayed anterior primary teeth with numerous root canal retentive post and core systems with appropriate techniques to preserve those teeth until they are replaced by permanent teeth. This review highlights the various posts, their indications, principles, ideal properties, and the current concepts on their use in pediatric dentistry. How to cite this article Martin AG, Shivashakarappa PG, Arumugam S, et al. Posts in Primary Teeth–Past to Present: A Review of Literature. Int J Clin Pediatr Dent 2021;14(5):705–710.

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Modified intracanal post for severely mutilated primary anterior teeth

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Methods of Intracanal Reinforcement in Primary Anterior Teeth—Assessing the Outcomes through a Systematic Literature Review

Methods of Intracanal Reinforcement in Primary Anterior Teeth—Assessing the Outcomes through a Systematic Literature Review

The assessment of golden proportion in primary dentition

Posts in Primary Teeth–Past to Present: A Review of Literature

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