Welcome to the July 1, 2005 issue.

In this issuse you will find:
1. Monthly newsletter article.
2. Full-length, current, journal articles.

by Daniel Ravel DDS, FAAPD

?  Introduction to Pediatric Pulp Therapy
Many children have painful inflammation or infection of the dental nerve and pulp. This problem is usually caused by deep dental caries. There are a variety of clinical treatments available to remedy such problems, ranging from a minimally invasive procedure such as the indirect pulp cap - to a more invasive procedure such as the pulpectomy.

This article will focus on the following topics in pediatric pulp treatment:
???Rationale for Pulp Treatment
???Treatment Considerations
???Assessment and Diagnosis of Pulp Status
???Management of Deep Carious Lesions
???Indirect Pulp Cap
???Direct Pulp Cap
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Full-length, current, journal articles
Edited by Daniel Ravel DDS, FAAPD

Residual neonatal teeth: a case report.
Mineral trioxide aggregate as a pulpotomy agent in primary molars: an in vivo study.
Tips for managing children with ADHD in the dental setting.
Five tips for generating patient satisfaction and compliance. 53382/85170_Uzer.pdf june/Uzer.pdf" target="main">Antimicrobial substantivity of cavity disinfectants.
Bruising, abrasions, and lacerations: minor injuries in children I.
Recognizing drug allergy: how to differentiate true allergy from other drug reactions.
Innovation in practice: 6 ways to harness the power of your ideas.
The art of scientific writing: how to get your research published!
Adhesive restorative materials: a review.
Stevens Johnson syndrome: images in clinical practice. 53382/85171_95_103_ip20_02.pdf 3_ip20_02.pdf" target="main">Fever, fever phobia, and hyperthermia: what you should know.
Diet counseling during the child's first oral health visit
Dentinal hypersensitivity: a review
Body art: tatoos and piercings 53382/85168_108_112_ip20_2.pdf 12_ip20_2.pdf" target="main">Annular skin lesions in childhood: five common entities

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