Hi I am a final year dental student.I wish to know the aetiology of
class II division I  and Class III malocclusion and the treatment for
it please.I have an exams next week and I find it hard to understand
textbooks.Thank you

Following up on what I said I'd do: check the composite we use on our
models to make a "pocket" for the bleaching material.
The stuff is called Light Curable Resin, 1.25gm per syringe. We don't
have the original box anymore, but I think they come in packs of six

I thought I would shake a few trees....
Is it right?
Ethical?
Profitable?

I've just had three front upper teeth crowned.  Now my lower front teeth
cannot be brought into contact with the corresponding uppers which seem
further foward than my original natural teeth.   Before, for instance, I
could bite a hangnail off between front upper and lower teeth - ...

I am crossposting this partly because of what I view as careless replies to
a prior original post in "misc.kids.health".
According to my experience, practically every Usenet author who has
experience with them, and every modern (post 2000) research study on PubMed

Ian Sample, science correspondent
Monday May 3, 2004
The Guardian
The British institution of dentures sitting in a glass of water beside

Hi.  My friend William seems to be allergic to most dental
aenesthesia, and now needs dental work.  His usual dentist has decided
that he doesn't want to treat him, and run the risk of a reaction.
We'd be grateful for any advice as to what to do.  Kindly respond to

Anybody using these Prompt-L-Pops? They look awfully convenient.

saluti a tutti, e in particolare a Dr. Steve Mancuso, Hans Lennros,
Roy Brown , Otto Horger, Carlo Hopkins.
Ciao da Giulio

greetings all -
just wanted to post a message to implore you all for recommendations
for a really solid dentist/endo here in the chicago area. i've been
through a couple hacks in the last few years, and i think i may be

I have problems with my teeth. So I went to a dentist and he suggested
one extraction (#24) and a few other things, including the repair of a
front tooth (#21), part of which was gone 50 years ago, following an
accident. I agreed for everything except that one. It's not a big thing,

My son was born with hypoparathyroidism, and the hypocalcemia caused a few
problems early on. He's been on calcium supplements and vit d since 3 months
of age. He has enamel hypoplasia, and all of his baby teeth are rotting out
rappidly. I've taken him to a couple pediatric dentists ...

Just saw a pt. that said her new habit of pushing her tongue against the
roof of her mouth is causing her to get ulcers. I did see some ulcers on the
palate near #14 but find it hard to believe that this is the cause.

Dental X-rays may harm unborn babies
Pregnant women who have dental X-rays may increase their risk of
giving birth to babies with a low birth weight, a new study says.
at http://www.washtimes.com/national/20040427-105456-3589r.htm

Can anyone send me a picture of the numbers of the teeth (tooth #1 and so
on)?  I live in Canada and I don't know if Canada is the same as the U.S.
James