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Root canal Treatment - Anterior |
For infected or damaged anterior teeth where the pulp has been affected, but the tooth structure can be preserved. |
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Root canal Treatment - Posterior |
For infected or damaged posterior teeth (molars/premolars) requiring pulp treatment to save the tooth. |
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Pulpectomy |
Complete removal of infected pulp in primary teeth, often indicated for teeth with irreversible pulpitis or necrosis. |
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Stainless steel crown - Primary |
Used to restore decayed or damaged primary teeth when tooth structure is compromised, offering full coverage protection. |
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Stainless steel crown - Permanent |
Indicated for permanent teeth that are significantly decayed or have undergone endodontic treatment and need a durable restoration. |
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Pulpotomy - Primary |
Removal of the coronal portion of the pulp in primary teeth affected by caries or trauma, preserving the vitality of the remaining pulp. |
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Pulpotomy - Permanent |
Indicated for permanent teeth with inflamed pulp, where only the diseased pulp tissue is removed to prevent the need for full root canal therapy. |
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Indirect Pulp Capping - Ca(OH) |
Used in cases where the decay is deep but not yet affecting the pulp, aiming to stimulate the formation of reparative dentin and preserve the pulp. |
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Indirect Pulp Capping - MTA |
Similar to Ca(OH), but MTA is used for deeper decay, as it has better sealing properties and promotes healing and pulp protection. |
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Glass Ionomer Cement |
Used as a restorative material or as a base, particularly in teeth with cavities near the gum line, releasing fluoride for caries prevention. |
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Resin Modified GIC |
Indicated for cavities requiring a stronger restoration than traditional GIC, with added durability and fluoride release. |
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Composite Restoration |
For aesthetic restorations in decayed or fractured teeth, especially in visible areas, providing tooth-colored fillings. |
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Strip Crown Composite |
Used to restore severely decayed or damaged anterior teeth in children, offering aesthetic and functional results. |
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Acrylic Temporary Crown |
A temporary restoration to protect a tooth until a permanent crown is placed or while the tooth heals after a procedure. |
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Pit and Fissure Sealants/PRR-GIC |
Preventive treatment to protect the chewing surfaces of molars by sealing deep pits and fissures that are prone to decay. |
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Pit and Fissure Sealants/PRR-RMGIC/Resin |
Used when additional protection is needed, combining sealants with fluoride-releasing materials to enhance decay prevention. |
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Oral Prophylaxis + Fluoride Application Gel |
For routine cleaning and fluoride application to prevent cavities and promote enamel strength. |
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Oral Prophylaxis + Fluoride Application Varnish |
Similar to gel but with varnish, providing longer-lasting fluoride exposure for enhanced protection against decay. |
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Extraction - Primary |
Indicated when a primary tooth is non-restorable due to severe decay, trauma, or infection. |
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Extraction - Permanent |
For permanent teeth that cannot be saved through restorative or endodontic treatment, often due to extensive decay or damage. |
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Intra Oral Periapical Radiograph |
Used for diagnosing localized dental issues, such as infections or bone loss, by providing detailed images of the tooth and surrounding structures. |
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Space Maintainer - Unilateral |
Prevents shifting of teeth when a single tooth is lost prematurely, maintaining space for proper alignment of permanent teeth. |
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Space Maintainer - Bilateral |
Indicated when multiple teeth are lost prematurely to preserve space on both sides for the alignment of permanent teeth. |
| 24 |
Habit Breaking Appliance |
Used to discourage harmful oral habits such as thumb sucking or tongue thrusting that can affect teeth and jaw development. |
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Removable Partial Denture |
Indicated for children with missing teeth to restore function and aesthetics while awaiting permanent teeth. |
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Surgical Extraction |
For removal of teeth that cannot be extracted by normal means, usually due to impaction, infection, or severe decay. |
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Post and Core with Filling |
Restorative procedure to build up and strengthen a tooth after root canal treatment, typically used before placing a crown. |
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Splinting |
Stabilization of loose or mobile teeth following trauma or periodontal disease, often used in the healing process. |
| 29 |
Minor Surgical Procedure without Laser |
For minor oral surgical interventions, such as frenectomy or removal of minor oral lesions, without the use of a laser. |
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Minor Surgical Procedure with Laser |
Used for minimally invasive surgeries, such as frenectomy, using a laser for reduced bleeding and faster healing. |
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Minor Orthodontic Procedure Removable |
Indicated for correcting minor orthodontic issues with removable appliances that guide teeth into proper alignment. |
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Minor Orthodontic Procedure Fixed |
For more complex orthodontic issues, using fixed appliances such as braces to move teeth into proper alignment. |
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Procedure involving MTA |
For cases of deep decay or near-pulp exposure, where MTA (Mineral Trioxide Aggregate) is used for its superior sealing and healing properties. |
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Emergency Access Opening |
Immediate access to the tooth pulp for pain relief, usually as an emergency intervention for dental abscess or pulpitis. |
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2x4 Appliance |
A fixed orthodontic appliance used for early interceptive treatment to align front teeth and control molar movement in mixed dentition. |
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Palatal Expansion - Hyrex Screw |
Indicated for patients with narrow upper arches, used to widen the palate and improve dental alignment and bite. |
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Oral Screen |
Preventive orthodontic device used to guide oral functions and correct habits like mouth breathing, which can affect facial and dental development. |
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Twin Block |
Functional orthodontic appliance used to correct skeletal discrepancies, such as an underdeveloped lower jaw. |
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Myofunctional Appliances |
Devices used to correct improper oral muscle function, including issues like tongue thrust or improper swallowing, that can affect dental alignment. |
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SDF (Silver Diamine Fluoride) |
Non-invasive treatment used to arrest dental caries and prevent cavity progression, especially in young children or patients with special needs. |
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Zirconia Crown |
Used to restore decayed or damaged teeth with a durable, aesthetic crown, typically for primary teeth. |
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Conscious Sedation |
Administered to help manage anxiety and pain in children during dental procedures, allowing for a calm and cooperative patient experience. |