Original Article 31 October 2023
Correlation of estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) and creatinine values with the number of teeth. A. Scatter plot of the number of teeth and eGFR values. B. Scatter plot of number of teeth and creatinine values.
Original Article 31 October 2023
Scatterplot for all measured variables. (BMI: body mass index, pre-MDAS: preoperative Modified Dental Anxiety Scale, pre-APAIS: preoperative Amsterdam Preoperative Anxiety and Information Scale, pre-VAS: preoperative visual analog scale, pre-hs-CRP: preoperative high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, pre-serum cortisol: preoperative serum cortisol, post-hs-CRP: postoperative high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, post-VAS: postoperative visual analog scale)
Original Article 31 October 2023
Computed tomography (CT) and cone-beam CT (CBCT) images of patients with neurosensory deficits. A. Depressed fracture of sinus (arrow). B. Discontinuous fracture (arrow). C. Displaced fracture (arrow). D. CBCT formatted image of the patient with severe neurosensory deficit with fracture line passing through the canine fossa (arrow). E. Three-dimensional reformatted image of the same patient with fracture line (arrow). F. The increase of diameter of the canalis sinuosus (CS) (depicted by white arrow) as compared to the intact CS (depicted by red arrow) in a patient with anaesthesia.
Original Article 31 October 2023
The mean alveolar bone resorption was measured radiographically using the PACS program. The mesial and distal measurements of the linear distance between the implant shoulder and the bone–implant contact were taken and averaged to determine the mean bone resorption. a: assumed mesial bone resorption. b: assumed distal bone resorption. Mean bone resorption=(a+b)/2.
Case Report 31 October 2023
Radiographs of Patient No. 1 (37-year-old male). A. A radiograph showing large radiolucent lesions on the left posterior maxilla and both posterior mandibles. B. A radiograph showing marsupialization to reduce size. C. A radiograph taken four years after surgery and showing no recurrence.
Case Report 31 October 2023
Preoperative clinical photo and enhanced computed tomography (CT) view. A tumor mass approximately 2.5 cm in diameter crosses the wet-dry border of the oral cavity. A, B. Clinical photos. C. CT axial view. D. Magnetic resonance imaging axial view.
Case Report 31 October 2023
Preoperative panoramic radiograph. The implants in the maxillary right second premolar and second molar regions were affected with severe peri-implantitis, and the implant in the maxillary right first molar region exhibited osseointegration failure and was displaced into the maxillary sinus cavity.
Brief Communication 31 October 2023
Post-injection/operative day (PID) clinical appearance. Immediate PID appearance (A). A well-demarcated, smooth white plaque was observed on PID 3 (B). A reddish owl eye lesion was noticed on PID 6 and was characterized by indurated swelling with a red scab surrounded by a whitish plaque (C, D). On PID 7 (E), PID 8 (F), and PID 9 (G), the swelling was reduced. At PID 10, the reddish owl eye lesion had resolved (H). Uneventful healing took place on PID 11 (I), PID 12 (J), and PID 13 (K), and the scab was gradually replaced by regenerated mucosa. The lip was fully healed after three weeks (L).
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.
J Korean Assoc Oral Maxillofac Surg 2023; 49(5): 241~307 |
Current Issue31 October 2023Vol. 49 No. 5 pp. 241~307 2022 SCOPUS IF 2.1 |
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