Australian Dental Council Exam or ADC Exam is a way for Foreign trained Dentists to be eligible to practice in Australia, by clearing the ADC Part 1 and Part 2 International Dentists can start to practice in Australia. To clear the Examination it is important to follow and prepare with proper resources, study materials and […] The post Books for ADC Written Examination Preparation first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

LIVER CLOT is a very rare post operative complication is dental practice such as Extraction, Periodontal surgery, dental Implants, etc. Liver Clot is also known as ‘currant blood clot’ which is a bright jelly like clot formed over the extraction site after 24 hours.  It appears as a proliferative mass, red to light brown in […] The post Liver Clot after Tooth Extraction or Dental Implant | Causes and Treatment first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

Adhesion is defined as the bonding of two different materials with each other by the attraction of atoms or molecules. Adhesion is defined by American society for testing and materials as “the state in which two surfaces are held together by interfacial forces which may consist of valence forces or interlocking forces or both“. Adhesive strength is […] The post Mode of Adhesion between different dental materials and tooth structure first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

Local Hemostatic Agents are used in Oral cavity after performing dental procedures such as Tooth Extractions, Dental Implants and other Surgical procedures to control excess bleeding from the surgical site. Attaining Hemostasis is very important after any Dental surgical Procedure to make sure proper healing starts, stopping bleeding is very important for primary healing. Hemostasis […] The post Types of Local Hemostatic Agents for management of Bleeding in Oral Cavity first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

Hyaluronic Acid or HA is a natural polysaccharide or glycosaminoglycan, it is also one of the most common tissue matrix polysaccharides which is found in many parts of the body – Skin, connective tissue, synovial joints and other tissues. Hyaluronic Acid is known for its tissue healing and regeneration properties mainly along with other roles […] The post Hyaluronic Acid use in Dentistry (Clinical Practice) – Healing agent first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

Pain after Deep Cleaning or Root Planning ?? Deep Cleaning or Scaling as it is called is a procedure to remove or clean tartar or Calculus which are hardened minerals attached to your tooth surface. These deposits lead to Gingivitis (Gum Disease) and Periodontitis. Deep cleaning refers to removal of the Deposits attached to the tooth surface under […] The post Is Pain after Deep Cleaning and Root Planning Normal – Gingivitis and Periodontitis first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

Dental Implants are one of the latest and most advanced treatment plan for replacing a missing tooth, with such high number of implants being placed, Dental Implant Failure is also seen. The global Dental Implant market is approximately USD $3.6 billion in the year 2020 which is a bit lower due to the COVID-19 pandemic […] The post Causes of Dental Implant Failure – Early and Delayed Implant Failures first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

A female patient aged around 25 visited our Clinic (Wisdom Super speciality Dental Clinic) with a complain of additional teeth on the inner side of the Lower Jaw obstructing with the Tongue and Speech. On Clinical Examination we have observed that the patient had a supernumerary Premolar or Para Premolar in the 3rd and 4th […] The post Para Premolar with Gemination – A Rare supernumerary occurrence first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

Talons Cusp is also known as Dens Evaginatus or Eagles Talon which is a developmental anomaly which is characterized by the presence of an extra cusp on the Lingual aspect of the Anterior Teeth. Talons cusp was first reported in 1892 by WH Mitchell. The additional cusp is a result of evagination on the surface of […] The post Talons Cusp – Classifications, Syndromes and Treatment first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more

Dry Mouth is seen when the Salivary Glands are not able to produce enough Saliva to keep the mouth wet or moist. This is also called as Xerostomia or Hypo-salivation, Mouth Dryness. It can be caused due to various factors one of the most common reasons is as a clinical sign of a systemic disease. […] The post Dry Mouth and Diabetes – What is the Connection? – Xerostomia first appeared on JuniorDentist.com ..read more