Background: Age estimation plays a key role in human identification process, and guiding police investigations. Tooth development is widely used in determining age and state of maturity. Dental age is of high importance ...

Aims: oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) is the most common form of oral cancer and is currently largely treated by surgery and/or radiation. Significant complications can occur because of these treatments. Adjunct ...

To asses the knowledge, attitude and practice of Libyan mothers towards the oral health of their children, which may be the first step in identifying areas of weakness and trying to change behaviors in order to develop proper ...

Emergency management of dental trauma is one of the important subjects in the field of dentist. The problem of the study is to evaluate the knowledge and awareness of Libyan school teachers about emergency management of ...

Background and aims: dental caries are the most prevalent chronic disease and are caused due to complex interplay of behavioral, cultural, social, and dietary factors. The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence ...

Background: The concept of a two-step process of cancer development in the oral mucosa, starting with an initial presence of a precursor (premalignant, precancerous) lesion which is subsequently develops into frank cancer, ...

Mechanical removal of dental biofilm is the gold standard therapy in treatment of moderate periodontitis. Local delivery drugs as adjunctives to conventional treatment are widely used to modulate inflammatory host response ...

In conservative dentistry maintaining the pulp vitality is important, the vital pulp protects the tooth structure, integrity, and physiological function, the pulp vitality may lose, and exposure happens by long-standing ...