Track 08:Dental Surgery and Innovations

Track 08:Dental Surgery and Innovations

Dental Surgery is a medical procedure involving artificial modification of teeth and their arrangement in the mouth and includes modification of jaw bones. Based on various reasons people opt for a dental surgery. There are different types of dental surgeries and most common among them is surgical extraction of teeth. Injuries may also warrant surgery which should be performed by a dental specialist in a clinic.


Pulpotomy: Removal of a portion of the pulp along with the infected part in order to maintain the vitality of the remaining pulpal tissue.
Pulpectomy: Complete removal of pulp material from the pulp chamber and root canal.
Apicoectomy: Surgical procedure in which removal of tooth’s root tip, preparation of root end cavity and filling of biocompatibility material in it is performed when there is a failure in conventional root canal therapy.
Crowns or Caps: A covering (Crown/Cap) which is used to improve the appearance of tooth and to restore its strength, size and shape.
Veneers: Wafer-thin tooth colored artificial shells designed to cover the front surface of the teeth in order to provide a perfect appearance.
Bridges: A bridge consisting of a pontic along with abutment teeth on both the sides to fill the gap created by one or more missing teeth.
Dentures: Replacement of missing teeth by removable appliances.
Implants and implant-supported prosthesis: Dentures supported by implants on jaw bone in the complete absence of teeth.
Extraction: Removal of damaged or decayed tooth from its bone socket.
Fiberotomy: Surgical procedure designed to detach the fibres present around the tooth in order to reduce the tendency to relapse of tooth rotations corrected by dental treatments.
Periodontics: Dental specialty which focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases effecting gums and other supporting structures around the teeth.
Cosmetic Dental Surgery: Dental work performed majorly focusing on improvement of position, color, size and alignment to enhance the overall smile appearance.

Sub Tracks:

  • Laser Dentistry and Complications
  • Technology and innovations

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    Manohar Dental Care, Visakhapatnam

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  2. Peter Floyd27 February 2019 at 07:13

    great

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  3. Peter Floyd28 February 2019 at 06:02

    People fail to realize that healthy teeth and gum is extremely important to keeping you healthy and sound. Proper dental health is not only important to our healthy physical looks; it is essential to the well being of the entire body. I find a very good website for the Pharmacy blog , If you want you can visit this site.

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