Invited Review Article 31 August 2023
Prisma flow chart illustrating the selection process of the included studies and the number of excluded studies at each stage.
Review Article 31 August 2023
Demirjian’s classification which is used for assessing the third molar development. A. Mineralized cusp tips. B. Mineralized cusps united. C. The crown approximately half formed. D. Crown formation is complete to dento-enamel junction. E. Root formation has begun. F. Root length at least as great as crown length. G. Parallel root walls with open apices. H. Apices are completely closed. Adapted from the article of Melo et al.16 (Sci Rep 2022;12:2838) under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) license.
Original Article 31 August 2023
Vertical position of the maxillary third molar in the panoramic view. If the occlusal surface was at or below the cementoenamel junction (CEJ) of the maxillary second molar, it was classified as level 1. If it was between the CEJ and the apex of the maxillary second molar, it was classified as level 2, and if it was above the apex, it was classified as level 3.
Case Series Study 31 August 2023
Intraoperative images from the nasal floor approach. A. A marking suture was placed on the base of the frenulum to identify the midline and incision line (dotted line). B. After mucoperiosteal flap elevation, the nasal floor was exposed. C. Using osteotomy on the nasal floor, the impacted mesiodens was detected (arrow). D. The mesiodens was extracted in the common manner. E. After extraction, minimized osteotomy was verified without exposure of the adjacent root or nasopalatine nerve. F. Primary closure.
Case Report 31 August 2023
Intraoperative pictures. A. Gap arthroplasty of 1.5 cm done. B. Maximum mouth opening, 45 mm. C. Incision marking over supra-pubic area. D. Dermal fat is harvested. E. De-epithelization of dermis is done and fat is procured. F. Free fat graft. G. Free fat graft interposition done.
Case Report 31 August 2023
Preoperative clinical photographs showing the midline and microform cleft lip, bifid columella, and bifid frenula.
Case Report 31 August 2023
Scar tissue removal. A. Marking of the scar tissue. B. Excision via electrocautery. C. Primary closure with absorbable suture. D. Excised lip scar.
Brief Communication 31 August 2023
A small dome-shaped, well-defined swelling of the left mandibular alveolar ridge.
Invited Article 30 June 2023
Preoperative virtual planning with Proplan CMF software (Materialise). A. Mandibular midline widening with advancement genioplasty, frontal and right lateral profile views. B. Mandibular midline widening with reduction genioplasty, frontal and left lateral profile views. C. Mandibular midline widening preserving genial morphology, frontal and lateral profile views.
Review Article 30 June 2023
Evolution of implant surface modifications.
J Korean Assoc Oral Maxillofac Surg 2023; 49(4): 169~240 |
Current Issue31 August 2023Vol. 49 No. 4 pp. 169~240 2022 SCOPUS IF 2.1 |
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