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Editorial for Volume 6, Issue 7

We have already reached the midpoint of 2025 and DentalReach’s issue this time is an assortment – from inventions to case reports, from concepts to reviews! Here’s a sneak peek into this month’s issue:

Current concepts in implant placement & loading protocols

Dental implant technology is constantly evolving, making it crucial for professionals to stay updated. One of the current trends is immediate loading protocols, which offer reduced treatment times compared to traditional methods. Immediate loading allows implants to be placed with a temporary restoration on the same day, enhancing patient convenience and satisfaction. However, this requires careful evaluation of bone quality and quantity to ensure success.

Desmocare: Handling the dark side of dental materials

With advancements in dental materials, challenges such as biocompatibility and longevity persist. Desmocare addresses the complexities involved in managing the “dark side” of these materials. The focus is on reducing adverse reactions while ensuring durability and functionality. Enhanced materials science and patient-specific customization are key strategies.

The New Clean GBT: Guided biofilm therapy – Beyond the brush

Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) is revolutionizing oral hygiene by going beyond traditional brushing. It involves a systematic approach to biofilm management using advanced technology and professional cleaning techniques. GBT focuses on preventing periodontal disease by safely and effectively removing plaque biofilm. The protocol includes patient education, guided use of specialized tools, and personalized care plans. By combining education with state-of-the-art technology, GBT empowers patients to maintain a healthier oral environment.

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Corporate stress and oral health: The hidden crisis behind the desk

In today’s fast-paced corporate world, stress is a common companion. However, it often unnoticeably affects oral health. Increased levels of stress can lead to issues such as bruxism, xerostomia, and periodontal disease. Understanding the correlation between stress and oral health is essential for preventing these problems. Dentists can support patients by promoting regular dental check-ups and stress-reducing activities. Recognizing and addressing the hidden crisis of corporate stress can lead to better overall health outcomes.

Caries detecting dyes in dentistry: A review

Caries detection remains a cornerstone of preventive dentistry. Caries detecting dyes help in identifying areas of demineralization that are not visible to the naked eye. These dyes can significantly improve the accuracy of caries removal, ensuring that healthy tooth structure is preserved. As research progresses, newer dyes offer better visibility and less interference with bonding processes. By incorporating these dyes into routine practice, dental professionals can enhance the effectiveness of caries management.

Drainage of dental abscess in the posterior region of the jaw in a female patient: A case report

Dental abscesses are critical conditions requiring prompt intervention. This case report discusses the drainage of an abscess in the posterior jaw region of a female patient. The procedure emphasized aseptic techniques and careful drainage to promote healing and prevent recurrence. Post-operative care included antibiotics and patient education on maintaining oral hygiene. This report highlights the importance of timely and meticulous treatment in managing dental abscesses.

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  • Dr Nupur Shrirao is a consultant prosthodontist and a grammar Nazi! Besides dentistry, she enjoys giving stage performances and radio jockeying with All India Radio.

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