The maxillary sinus is not only the largest of the paranasal sinuses but also one of the most significant anatomical st…

In restorative and implant dentistry, understanding the concept of biologic width is fundamental to achieving long-term…

Crown-lengthening surgery can be a viable option for facilitating restorative therapy or improving esthetic appearance.…

In contemporary restorative dentistry, preserving natural dentition whenever feasible remains a cornerstone of clinical…

Edentulism of the maxilla presents a significant clinical challenge, especially in cases where anatomical constraints—s…

Congenital absence of permanent teeth — a condition also known as Hypodontia — represents a significant challenge to bo…

Dentinogenesis imperfecta (DI) represents one of the most challenging hereditary disorders in pediatric dentistry, cha…

The rehabilitation of severely atrophic mandibles remains one of the most demanding challenges in pre-prosthetic surger…

The tunnel technique has gained strong clinical interest as a minimally invasive option for alveolar ridge augmentation…

Restoring endodontically treated molars that have suffered furcal perforations represents one of the most demanding cha…

In contemporary implant dentistry, the optimized timing of implant placement is a pivotal factor in achieving ideal out…

Orthognathic surgery plays a pivotal role in restoring both function and aesthetics in patients with complex dentofacia…

Endodontically treated molars with extensive loss of tooth structure pose significant restorative challenges. When the …

Addressing the growing issue of pathological tooth wear, this in vitro study explores the potential of ultra-thin occlu…

Aging is often accompanied by changes in oral health: tooth loss, bone resorption, gum disease, or worn dentition. Thes…