While tooth extraction is a routine dental procedure, managing the aftermath, especially in elderly patients, demands heightened consideration. Comprehensive pre-and post-extraction evaluations are imperative. Alveolar osteitis, a (...)

Tooth eruption cysts is a benign lesions associated with the eruption of teeth, predominantly affect children aged 6-9 years, with a predilection for the upper incisors. These cysts are often asymptomatic but can manifest as swollen gingiva in some (...)

Anterior tooth crowding is a common dental problem that can be treated with orthodontic appliances. In this case report, we present the successful treatment of a 22-year-old patient with anterior mandibular tooth crowding using a removable orth (...)

Missing posterior teeth can lead to difficulties in food mastication and can have significant impacts on an individual's oral health and quality of life. In this case report, we present the successful treatment of a 35-year-old patient with a posterior missing tooth using a porcelain fused to metal (PFM) bridge to restore mastication function. The patient's chief complaint was difficulties in food mastication due to a missing tooth in the posterior region. Intra-oral examination revealed a missing tooth in the 46 region. Prior to the bridge design, the patient underwent oral prophylaxis, scaling, and dental radiology. The bridge design was a PFM bridge with a modified sanitary design. PFM was chosen for its excellent characteristics of resistance to mastication force and aesthetics compared to other materials such as all-ceramic or all-acrylic bridges. Tooth preparation was done (...)

Tooth caries is a common dental problem that can lead to discomfort and compromised dental health. In restoring carious teeth, composite resin is a popular choice due to its aesthetic and functional properties. This case report presents the treatment of class 1 carious lesion on the occ (...)

Traumatic ulcers or stomatitis are common lesions that occur in the oral cavity. It can cause discomfort, pain, and difficulty in eating and speaking. The management of traumatic ulcers requires a comprehensive approach, including identifying the cause, proper diagno (...)

Tooth extraction is a common dental procedure performed to remove a tooth that has decay, trauma, or any other dental condition that cannot be treated. Tooth extraction can be done by two methods, intra-alveolar, and trans-alveolar extraction. Intra-alveolar extraction is a type of "rou (...)

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about significant changes in the way people receive medical care, including dental care. Indonesia is one of the countries that has been hit hard by the pandemic (...)

Deep carious lesions are characterized by active caries lesion in the deep dentin with no pulp exposure. They are often associated with symptoms such as pain, sensitivity to temperature, and difficulty (...) 

Endodontic treatment is a widely accepted procedure to manage irreversible pulpitis with vital pulp extirpation. Irreversible pulpitis is a condition in which the pulp tissue (...)

Within the medical profession, practitioners face a recurrent challenge concerning memorizing intricate drug dosage formulas, particularly in pediatric care. The complexity and precision required in dosage calculations often divert the physician's cognitive resources from critical diagnostic and treatment considerations. Grugs emerges as a pragmatic solution to the aforementioned issue. This Progressive Web App facilitates a simplified approach to drug dosage calculations, allowing medical professionals to direct their focus toward diagnostic and therapeutic imperatives. By providing a user (...)