Exploring the Utility of Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy in the Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
1M ago
One of the main challenges of surgical treatment in Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) is identifying the correct site of upper airway obstruction in an individual patient. Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy (DISE) in sedated patients with obstructive sleep apnea is the technique of choice for revealing anatomic and dynamic collapsible areas. What Are the Advantages of The DISE Procedure? Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy (DISE) represents a valuable adjunctive tool in the management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), providing a dynamic assessment of upper airway obstruction during sleep in real-time. While C ..read more
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Smile Re-Designing Prosthetic Bridge Change
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
2M ago
Chief Complaint The patient is concerned about protruding upper teeth and wants dental correction for the same. Getting married in 10 days. History The patient underwent extractions followed by a metal ceramic bridge 2 years ago for: Space closure To reduce anterior proclination The patient wants further improvement of: Proclination Aesthetics Extra Oral Examination Skeletal Class II Profile Convex     Bulky anterior bridge Increased proclination Opaque Shade discrepancy Discolored canines   Out of Arch Alignment Treatment Plan Option 1 ..read more
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Orthodontics in A Cleft Patient Healthy Life Arch Expansion and Alignment
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
3M ago
History Age: 16 (b.2007) K/C/O Unilateral Left Clap Past Surgeries: Cheiloplasty, Palatoplasty and SABG Recently did a Rhinoplasty and Lip Revision She has Now Reported for Dental Rehab Cheiloplasty Palatoplasty Pre-OP Facial Profile Acceptable Pre-OP Smile Pre-OP Intraoral Retained deciduous teeth: 51, 52, 61 Ectopic eruption of 11, 21 lower anterior crowding Pre-OP Lateral Views Pre-OP Occlusal View Retained 55, 65 Rotated 14, 15 Missing: 14, 12, 13, 22, 23 constricted maxillary arch Pre-OP Views OPG Findings and Clinical Co-relation Impacted inverted odontome between roots ..read more
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Smile Designing Mild Fluorosis | Mohit
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
3M ago
Chief Complaint Patchy discoloration. Gaps between his teeth. Dull unaesthetic smile. Intraoral Examination Mild flourosis. Brown and white flecks were noted. Pitted enamel. Midline and lateral diastema. Squarish teeth. The long axis of teeth is palatally inclined. Pre – OP (Flash) Pre -OP (Natural Light) Intraoral Examination Treatment Plan Advised nil intervention patient was insistent. Advised veneers are not willing. Wanted full coverage crowns for upper and lower teeth. Wish we had done veneers overjet was very minimal not an ideal case. Endo 14-24, 34-44. Crowns: 14, 24, indiv ..read more
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Delayed Eruption of Permanent Incisors After Operculectomy
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
3M ago
Felton History A patient complains of unerupted teeth in the upper anterior region x 3 years. History of trauma to anterior decidous teeth extraction of 51, 52, 61, and 62 done under LA in 2018 (2 years old). Current Age: 7 years old (b.July 2016) Estimated Age of Eruption of Maxillary Centrals: 7-9 years School Going Child: Conscious of missing anteriors. OPG (2022-2023) Tooth buds present: 12-22 Adequate chronological root formation noted. Bulge of anterior teeth noted close to the gingiva indicative of erupting permanent teeth. Missing 12, 11, 21, 22 The post Delayed Eruption of ..read more
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Overcoming A Challenging Case of Massive Hemangioma of The Tongue
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
3M ago
A 23-year-old male, a unique case presented at our Richardson Hospital burdened by a large tongue lesion diagnosed as a Hemangioma. He presented with a huge swelling of the tongue extending from the anterior 2/3rd of the tongue as well as the posterior third reaching till the base of the tongue and also the floor of the mouth. According to the patient, the swelling was present since birth and gradually increased to the present size. Despite seeking medical interventions at multiple hospitals and undergoing injectional sclerotherapy treatments, the lesion persisted, causing severe discomfort, s ..read more
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Facial Profile Transformative Journey of Our Patient
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
3M ago
Facial surgery isn’t solely about conforming to external standards but it can also be a personal journey toward increased self-confidence. Feeling good about one’s appearance can positively impact a person’s ability to present themselves authentically and connect with their target audience on a deeper level. We recently had the privilege of performing a face-transforming surgery on a 28-year-young male from Karnataka who was eager to change his existing face look. Driven by the desire to exude confidence and facial aesthetic appeal, he chose Dr. Sunil Richardson, who is renowned for his expert ..read more
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Dental Extraction | A Comprehensive Guide to Procedure, Reasons, and Aftercare
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
3M ago
An extraction is a dental procedure in which the tooth is completely removed from its socket. Tooth extraction is the last option that may be considered as a dental solution. What Are the Reasons for Tooth Extraction? Severe tooth decay Fractured tooth Impacted tooth Wisdom tooth Crowded tooth for orthodontic treatment Severe gum diseases with mobility Trauma or dental injuries Retained root stumps Supernumerary tooth Tooth in the fracture line Extremely loose teeth Milk teeth not falling out in time What Are the Specific Contraindications for Dental Extraction? Uncontrolled medical condi ..read more
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Comprehensive Guide to Pediatric Dentistry
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
3M ago
It deals with the management of dental problems in children. It mainly includes the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of gums and teeth in children. Usually, the baby’s teeth start to erupt at the age of 6 months. By the age of 6 years, they start to shed, and then the permanent teeth will erupt. Taking care of teeth from the beginning of 6 months is important. Improper oral hygiene can lead to tooth decay. At What Age Do Baby Teeth Erupt? Treatment Procedures in Pediatric Dentistry Teeth Cleaning Fluoride Application Orthodontic Management Tooth Filling Repair of Fractured and Displaced ..read more
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Smile Designing | Joshua Anthony
Richardson dental and craniofacial Hospital
by Sunil Richardson
3M ago
History Known Smoker – Generalised yellowish discoloration noted. Dental History Was advised orthodontic treatment followed by implants by an earlier dentist was unwilling due to the cost and duration of treatment. Extraoral Examination Thin upper lip. Low smile line. Midline shift. Congenitally missing lateral incisors. Canines in place of lateral incisors. Retained deciduous canine (63).   Treatment Plan Endodontic therapy for 14-24. Extraction of 53. All ceramic bridges across 14-24. Extraction of Retained Deciduous Canine (63) Crown Preparations Done IRT 14-24 (All C ..read more
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