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The document provides information on clinical examination of female animals. It discusses the importance of clinical examination in evaluating ovarian and uterine functions at different reproductive stages. The procedures described include general examination, close examination, and examination of specific body systems oriented towards the complaint. Rectal examination allows evaluation of structures like the vaginal wall, cervix, uterus, ovaries and corpus luteum. Landmarks like the cervix and uterus are located and examined for abnormalities. The examination aims to identify issues, monitor reproductive performance, and aid in diagnosis and treatment.

Secuencia en grupomaría amparo díaz

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El documento presenta una secuencia didáctica de 6 clases sobre polinomios aritméticos para estudiantes de séptimo grado. El objetivo general es reconocer la importancia de los números enteros y su utilidad para resolver problemas. Las clases incluyen actividades iniciales, de desarrollo y finales que involucran juegos, discusiones y tareas. Se evalúa el aprendizaje de conceptos como sumas, restas, multiplicación y división con números enteros.

Role of Finite element analysis in orthodontics /certified fixed orthodontic ...Indian dental academy

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The document discusses the application of the Finite Element Method (FEM) in orthodontics and dentistry, highlighting its role in modeling stress distribution in dental structures. It explains the principles of FEM, including discretization of complex geometries, boundary conditions, and handling of non-linearity, and outlines both advantages and limitations in practical applications. The document also reviews historical studies and the method's widespread use in analyzing dental biomechanics, ultimately facilitating improved design and performance of orthodontic appliances.

Carnivora Amirasharief

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Carnivora are mammals that have evolved to consume meat as their primary dietary item. They originated in North America around 42 million years ago and split into two suborders - Feliformia including cats and Caniformia including dogs. There are currently 16 families within the order Carnivora containing over 280 species. Many carnivore families like Felidae (cats), Canidae (dogs), Ursidae (bears), and Mustelidae (weasels) are widely distributed across the world, while others like Eupleridae are restricted to Madagascar. Over-hunting and habitat loss have caused tiger populations to decline drastically to around 4,000 individuals remaining in the wild today.

Estrutura del ensayoJaneth C

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Este documento resume la estructura básica de un ensayo, incluyendo una introducción que presenta el tema central y objetivos, un cuerpo que desarrolla ideas principales con detalles y ejemplos, y una conclusión que resume la discusión y ofrece una opinión personal breve sobre el tema. También menciona que el título debe orientar al lector sobre el tema y despertar interés, y que conocer el autor puede dar contexto sobre el estilo y perspectiva.

Maximizing Client Compliance in Veterinary DentistryBrett Beckman

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TeleDent Public HealthMouthWatch, LLC

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TeleDent is a teledentistry solution that allows public health programs, schools, and clinics to improve oral health care through remote screenings and evaluations. By using TeleDent's telehealth tools, programs can reach more people in need of oral healthcare, including over 16 million children with untreated tooth decay. TeleDent streamlines the screening process and allows dentists to remotely evaluate patients and discuss treatment through live video calls and secure sharing of diagnostic images. This solution expands access to affordable oral healthcare while improving efficiency for providers.

Rapid maixxlary expansion in orthodontics (2)/certified fixed orthodontic cou...Indian dental academy

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The document discusses rapid maxillary expansion (RME) in orthodontics, outlining its historical context, classification, anatomical considerations, and various effects on the maxillary and mandibular complexes. It highlights the indications and contraindications for RME, along with its impact on dental structure and adjacent tissues during treatment. Additionally, the document delves into differences between orthopedic and orthodontic expansions and the implications of age on RME efficacy.

ActivatorIndian dental academy

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The document discusses the purpose and historical development of functional appliances, particularly activators, in orthodontics, which are used to influence the growth of the mandible and alleviate occlusal dysfunction. It details the evolution of various appliances and their mechanisms of action, including how they apply forces to the jaw and teeth. Additionally, it highlights the objectives, limitations, and indications for using activators in treatment plans for skeletal dysplasia and malocclusion.

Activator therapyIndian dental academy

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The document discusses activator therapy, a type of functional appliance used to correct Class II malocclusions. It begins with the history and development of functional appliances and the activator specifically. The activator was developed by Viggo Andresen in the 1950s as a removable appliance to alter mandibular position and muscle function. The document describes the construction of the activator, including taking a construction bite to reposition the mandible forward. It discusses various theories on how the activator works, primarily through muscle stimulation or tissue elasticity. The effects are both orthodontic and orthopedic through guiding tooth movement and altering jaw growth. Proper diagnosis and model analysis is important before fabricating the activator.

Methods of space gainingIndian dental academy

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The document provides an overview of various orthodontic methods for gaining space, such as proximal stripping and arch expansion, explaining their indications, procedures, and outcomes. It discusses slow and rapid maxillary expansion techniques, their historical context, and implications for treatment. Moreover, it addresses the anatomical considerations, complications, and appliances used in orthodontic space management.

Resin based obturation / /certified fixed orthodontic courses by Indian den...Indian dental academy

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The document discusses advancements in endodontic obturation techniques, emphasizing the clinical significance of effective sealing of root canals to prevent failure in treatment. It highlights various materials used in obturation, such as gutta percha and resin-based sealers, alongside their properties and challenges. The evolution of adhesive endodontics, the importance of material selection, and the implications for bonding to dentin are critically analyzed to improve outcomes in root canal therapies.

Biomechanics Indian dental academy

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The document discusses the fundamentals of biomechanics in orthodontics, covering key concepts such as force systems, moments, and the mechanics behind tooth movement. It explains how orthodontic appliances generate predictable tooth movements through applied forces and moments, emphasizing the importance of understanding these principles for successful treatment. Additionally, it details the roles of center of mass, center of resistance, and various types of movements in the context of dental mechanics.

Dental Management of Pregnancy and LactationIraqi Dental Academy

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Activator slide/certified fixed orthodontic courses by Indian dental academy Indian dental academy

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The document discusses the functional appliance known as the activator, developed by Viggo Andresen, which is designed to alter mandibular positioning and muscle function for orthodontic and orthopedic treatment. It outlines the historical context, development, and modes of action of the activator, emphasizing its role in stimulating adaptive changes in the periodontal tissues and alveolar bone to address dental malocclusions, particularly Class II cases. Additionally, the document highlights various theories regarding the activator's effectiveness and the biomechanics involved in its use.

Space gaining in orthodontics /certified fixed orthodontic courses by Indian ...Indian dental academy

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The document discusses contemporary orthodontic extraction guidelines and enamel stripping techniques. It outlines various indications for tooth extractions based on arch length discrepancies and class malocclusions, as well as detailing the enamel stripping process, methods, advantages, and precautions. Overall, the text emphasizes the importance of careful consideration and skilled application of these orthodontic procedures to improve patient outcomes.

Age & its medicolegal importanceFarhan Ali

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The document discusses various stages of intrauterine and extrauterine life that are important for age estimation in medicolegal cases. It outlines developmental periods and milestones from conception through old age. Key factors for age determination include length and weight of the fetus, appearance of ossification centers, dental development, skeletal changes, and pubertal or age-related physical changes. Age estimation involves examining an individual's general appearance, bones, and teeth to assess developmental or degenerative indicators corresponding to specific age ranges.

Ingredients of technologyIsabelop

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The document discusses the key ingredients of technology which include science, technical drawing, materials and an understanding of their properties, working techniques, and economic aspects. These ingredients are analogous to those in a recipe and must be considered when designing, manufacturing, and bringing new technologies to market. The document states that the goal is to learn about these various ingredients throughout the year.

Finite element analysisSonal Upadhyay

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The document provides an overview of the history and basics of finite element analysis (FEA). It discusses how FEA was first developed in 1943 and expanded in the following decades. The basics section describes common FEA applications, basic steps which include converting differential equations to algebraic equations, element types, boundary conditions including loads and constraints, and pre-processing, solving, and post-processing steps. Key element types are also summarized.

Forensic Odontology Dentistrydrkhalidaboalshamat

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Forensic odontology is a branch of forensic science that applies dental knowledge and techniques to legal investigations. Forensic dentists are responsible for identifying human remains, creating dental profiles, estimating age, analyzing bite marks, and assessing abuse cases. They identify remains by comparing dental records, produce profiles with information like sex, race and socioeconomic status, estimate age using tooth development charts, and analyze bite marks by comparing wounds to a suspect's teeth molding.

Advances in obturation system in endodontics /certified fixed orthodontic co...Indian dental academy

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The document details advances in obturation systems in endodontics, emphasizing the importance of effective sealing to prevent infections in root canals. It covers the history, requirements, various techniques, and materials used for obturation, such as gutta-percha, resin-based systems, and newer materials like Resilon. Additionally, it outlines different techniques and methods, including System B and thermafil, which enhance the effectiveness of root canal sealing.

ScalesIsabelop

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The document discusses scales used in technical drawings to represent objects that are too large or too small to draw at their actual dimensions. It defines scale as the ratio between the dimensions of an object in a drawing compared to the actual object. Different types of scales are used - reduced scales make drawings smaller, actual scales are the same size, and enlarged scales make drawings bigger. Examples are provided of calculating scales based on given dimensions. The key steps to working with scales are also outlined.

ROOT CANAL SEALERSSandhya Gnanasambandam

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Root canal sealers are used with obturating materials to seal the root canal system. They serve functions like filling irregularities, sealing lateral canals, and assisting with microbial control. Ideal sealers provide an excellent seal, adhere well to canal walls and filling material, are radiopaque, and more. Common types include zinc oxide-eugenol, calcium hydroxide, and resin-based sealers. Resin sealers like AH Plus and AH 26 offer advantages like good adhesion, antibacterial properties, and biocompatibility but must be mixed properly to avoid adverse reactions. Proper application of sealers within the canal is important to avoid irritation.

Intra oral radiographsmelbia shine

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This document discusses various intraoral radiographic techniques used in dentistry. It describes the basic principles and types of intraoral radiography including periapical, bite wing, and occlusal techniques. For each technique, it outlines the indications, basic methodology, important considerations, and examples of anatomical areas that can be imaged. Specialized techniques are also covered such as those used for pediatric patients, endodontics procedures, and localization of foreign objects.

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