You are presenting the periodontal theory to your patient. Name four risk factors for periodontal disease that, if present, you will talk about with this theory.
Match the following problems in orthodontia to the possible…
Match the following problems in orthodontia to the possible source/cause
The first phase of dentinal hypersensitivity occurs as “lesi…
The first phase of dentinal hypersensitivity occurs as “lesion localization” or loss of dentin over the pulp, exposing the dentinal tubules. The second phase occurs as tubular plugs and the smear layer are removed, exposing dentin tubules to the external environment, resulting in sensitivity.
Oral manifestations during adolescence and puberty may inclu…
Oral manifestations during adolescence and puberty may include _______________.
In the dental setting, which chair position is considered mo…
In the dental setting, which chair position is considered most appropriate for a patient in her third trimester of pregnancy?
Osteoporosis is caused by ____________________.
Osteoporosis is caused by ____________________.
The purpose of root surface debridement strokes is to remove…
The purpose of root surface debridement strokes is to remove residual calculus remaining after calculus removal strokes. Using curettes with flexible shanks is preferred to decrease the chance of unwanted cementum removal.
Prolactin secretion is regulated by the hypothalamic hormone…
Prolactin secretion is regulated by the hypothalamic hormone ______ . The effect of prolactin is to stimulate ___________ .
What is the function of the enzyme dipeptidyl peptidase 4 (D…
What is the function of the enzyme dipeptidyl peptidase 4 (DPP-4)? Why would blocking the function of this enzyme be a potential treatment option for type 2 diabetic patients?
Which of the following does NOT cause gluconeogenesis?
Which of the following does NOT cause gluconeogenesis?