The application of advances in recently developed technologies in the field of dentistry is very interesting and useful to observe. The invent of CBCT imaging is very useful as a advance and preferred procedure for planning comprehensive orthodontic treatment . The CBCT imaging provides various substantial advantages. CBCT imaging provides accuracy while measuring and doing analysis, also improves identification of sites of impacted teeth, helps in visualisation of any airway abnormalities
Many people who want to know how to get straight teeth opt to get invisalign. Invisalign has many benefits. Below is a list of some of those benefits: No Food Restrictions Certain foods can damage the wires of traditional braces. That is why people who wear traditional braces have many food restrictions. However, people who wear clear braces do not have food restrictions. In fact, clear braces can be removed while one is eating. More Comfortable To Wear Many people find that wearing traditional
Invisalign: New Orthodontic Technology Lauren N. Longfellow Illinois Central College DHYGN 228 November 7, 2014 Page Break Invisalign Invisalign is the movement of teeth without the use of bands, brackets, or wires. (Wong, 2002). According to Dr. Wong, it was discovered in 1945 by Dr. H.D. Kesling, who with the use of a flexible tooth positioning appliance could alter the location of the teeth. (Wong, 2002). Each patient's set of Invisalign trays is different than the other and is
relating to tooth decay, root canals, gum disease, crowns, bridges, veneers, and teeth whitening (Burk & Flinn Orthodontics, P.A.) For an orthodontist, their daily routine is quite different. They have to use tools such as braces, retainers, and headgear. With these tools, they have to treat underbites, overbites, excessive space, crowding, and misaligned teeth (Burk & Flinn Orthodontics, P.A.). With all the differences, they both deal with gums and teeth during their work
serious mouth injuries. Just imagine a basketball player with braces running into an opponent while jumping for a rebound: the potential for serious cuts and even broken braces skyrockets without a mouth guard. In fact, the American Association of Orthodontics has reported that up to 84% of all child athletes don't wear mouth guards. That's because many contact sports (such as baseball or volleyball) don't require them. But rough physical play is possible even in these sports (such as sliding into home
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III. Count LVII should be dismissed because it fails to state a cause of action. Count LVII of the Seventh Amended Complaint attempts to state a cause of action for battery. This count also fails to state a cause of action and Frances House requests that it be dismissed with prejudice. The Plaintiffs attempt to allege that the corporation, Frances House, Inc., committed a battery upon Leitzen. The elements of a claim for battery consist of “(1) an intentional act on the part of the defendant;
Plaintiffs’ 7th Amended Complaint violates Section 2-603 of the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure. Defendant, Frances House, respectfully requests that the Court dismiss the Seventh Amended Complaint in that it fails to state the Plaintiffs’ causes of action in plain and concise statements as the Illinois Code of Civil Procedure requires. Section 2-603(a) of the Code provides that all pleadings shall contain a “plain and concise” statement. Id. The purpose of a short and plain pleading is simple—to
The defendant argued that the plaintiff’s pleading had failed to allege that the defendant had actual or constructive knowledge of the dangerous condition that allegedly existed. The First Circuit reversed the dismissal after noting that the complaint was plainly modeled on Form 11, which disclosed the date, place, and time of the alleged tort as well as delineating the nature of the dangerous condition and the injuries sustained. The First Circuit stated that plausibility pleading “properly
FACTS OF THE CASE The brief facts of the case are: The petitioner, M/s. KVR Construction (Assessee) is a construction/development organization rendering services/administrations under classification of "Development of Residential Complex Service" and are paying the Service Tax as per Finance Act, 1994. They are construct some buildings for Shri Adichunchanagiri Shikshana Seva Trust by virtue of an agreement dated 7-12-2004: (a) Medical college (b) AIMS Hospital (c) SJBIT Engineering college (d) SJBIT