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Pediatric Dentistry Articles

• Assessment of Oral Human Papillomavirus Prevalence in a Multi-ethnic Pediatric Clinic Population

  Vikram Tiku, DDS, Chelsie J. Todd, DMD, Karl Kingsley, PhD, MPH
  Compendium - Nov/Dec 2016

• Zirconia Prefabricated Crowns for Pediatric Patients With Primary Dentition: Technique and Cementation for Esthetic Outcomes

  Carla Cohn, DMD
  Compendium - September 2016

  This article describes two cases where young boys received treatment using a restorative procedure in which the carious teeth were prepared for and restored with esthetic tooth-colored zirconia crowns...

• Use of Narrow-Diameter Implants in Treatment of Severely Atrophic Maxillary Anterior Region With Implant-Supported Fixed Restorations

  Stuart J. Froum, DDS, Sang-Choon Cho, DDS, Salvatore Florio, DDS, Craig M. Misch, DDS, MDS
  Compendium - May 2016

  NDIs with diameters of less than 3 mm can achieve excellent long-term osseointegration and may be used together with conventional implants for definitive prosthodontic treatment as demonstrated by the...

• Use of Fluoride Products for Young Patients at High Risk of Dental Caries

  Theodore P. Croll, DDS, Joel H. Berg, DDS , MS
  Compendium - September 2014

  Resistance to dental caries infection can be increased significantly by intelligent use of bonded resin sealants and systemic and topical fluoride products.

• Management of Pediatric Mandibular Fracture: A Case Series

  Ravi M. Agarwal, BDS, Ramakrishna Yeluri, MDS, FPFA, Chanchal Singh, MDS, Kalpna Chaudhry, MDS, Autar K. Munshi, MDS
  Compendium - September 2014

  Due to a number of factors, management of such pediatric mandibular fractures differs from that of adults and can greatly challenge the pediatric dentist. This article reviews 19 cases.

• Dens Invaginatus: A Case Report

  Namrata Patil, MDS, Saurabh R. Joshi, BDS, MDS, Shantanu Choudhari, BDS, MDS, Sai Kalyan, BDS, MDS
  Compendium - March 2013

  Also known as dens in dente, dens invaginatus is a rare anomaly affecting human dentition resulting in invagination of an amelodental structure within the pulp.

• Prevalence of Dental Erosion Among Young Competitive Swimmers: A Pilot Study

  Om N. Baghele, MDS, MBA, Indranil A. Majumdar, MDS, Manojkumar S. Thorat, MDS, Ramchandra Nawar, BSc, Mangala O. Baghele, BDS, Snehal Makkad, BDS
  Compendium - February 2013

  The authors of this study found that oral problems such as dental erosion, rough surfaces, and pain are found to be very common among competitive swimmers.