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अब हम एक नए युग में कदम रख रहे हैं ऐसे में एक नयी सोच के साथ हम लोग पथोलोजी
के टेस्ट करेंगे जो की घर से ही संपले collection से लेकर उनकी रिपोर्ट तक आपको घर बैठे मिलेगी आपको तो बौस एक फ़ोन कॉल करना है

SENSTIVITY IN TEETH IN WINTERS

IT IS QUITE OBVIOUS THAT PEOPLE COMPLAINTS OF PAIN AND HYPERSENSTIVITY IN TEETH IN WINTERS.
THIS IS VERY COMMON COMPLAINTS IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM THESE PROBLEMS DURING WINTERS.
NOW THE QUESTION ARISES HOW CAN WE ERADICATE THIS PROBLEM?
THE SOLUTION IS VERY SIMPLE THIS MOSTLY HAPPENS DUE TO ACUTE CHANGE OF TEMP. IN THE MOUTH AND SURROUNDINGS.
THE BEST POSSIBLE TREATMENT IS USE OF MEDICATED PASTES, MOUTHWASHES ETC.
IN REGULAR USE FOR 3-4 MONTHS.

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SPECIAL CONSIDERTIONS IN DENTAL TREATMENT

MORNING APPOINTMENTS
DIABETIC PATIENTS ARE MORE STABLE IN THE MORNING BECAUSE MOST DIABETIC REGIMENS INCLUDE THE USE OF MEDICATION EXERCISE AND PRESCRIBED BREAKFAST IN THE MORNING
DENTAL CARE THEREFORE SHOULD BE PROVIDED IN THE MORNING
APPOINTMENT SHOULD BE SHORT.
MEDICATIONS
STABLE DIABETICS SHOULD TAKE THEIR MEDICATION AT USUAL TIME.
UNSTABLE DIABETICS DO REQUIRE PHYSICIAN-GUIDED ALTERATION IN MEDICATION.
DIET:
STABLE DIABETICS SHOULD TAKE THEIR NORMAL DIET PRIOR TO ENTAL CARE
UNSTABLE DIABETICS REQUIRE COUNSELLING WITH REGARD TO NUTRITIONAL INTAKE BEFORE AND AFTER DENTAL TREATMENT.
STRESS REDUCTION
FOR ALL DIABETICS STRESS MUST BE REDUCED
IF NECESSARY, PREMEDICATION AND/OR ANALGESICS TO CONTROL PAIN SHOULD BE CONSIDERED.
STRESS RELEASES ENDOGENOUS EPINEPHRINE AND CAN LEAD TO MOBILIZATION OF GLYCOGEN FROM THE LIVER AND CAUSE AADITIONAL HYPERGLYCEMIA
OPPURTUNITIES TO USE BATHROOM AND AVAILABILITY OF SMALL SNACKS GREATLY IMPROVE THE PATIENTS FEELING OF WELL BEING. THEY ALSO REDUCE LEVEL OF STRESS.

DENTAL CARE OF DIABETIC PATIENTS

DENTAL CARE IN DIABETIC APTIENTS FALL IN THREE CATEGORIES.
1. MAJOR SURGICAL PROCEDURES
2. INVASIVE PROCEDURES
3. NON-INVASIVE PROCEDURES.
MAJOR SURGICAL PROCEDURES:
THESE INCLUDE:
FACIAL BONE FRACTURE REPAIR
JAW SURGERY FOR TUMOR REMOVAL
ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERY, ETC.
INVASIVE PROCEDURES:
THESE INCLUDE
TOOTH EXTRACTION
PERIODONTAL SURGERY
APICAL ENDODONTIC SURGERY
SURGICAL DRAINAGE OF ABSCESSES ETC.
NON-INVASIVE PROCEDURES :
THESE INCLUDE
RESTORATIVE PROCEDURES
PROSTHODONTIC APPLIANCES
INJECTION OF LOCAL ANAESTHESIA
INTRACANAL ENDODONTICS
ORTHODONTIC PROCEDURES
DENTAL IMPRESSIONS
ROUTINE ORAL PROPHYLAXIS
FLOURIDE TREATMENT
INTAORAL RADIOGRAPHS ETC.

DENTAL MANAGEMENT OF DIABETIC PATIENTS

ORAL MANIFESTATION OF DIABETES MELLITUS:-
THE ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OR COMPLICATIONS OF UNCONTROLLED DIABETES MELLITUS INCLUDE:
XEROSTOMIA
PAROTID GLAND ENLARGEMENT
ORAL CANDIDIASIS
PROGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS
BURNING MOUTH
ALTERED TASTE
INCREASED CARIES RATE
ORAL NEUROPATHIES
PERIAPICAL ABCESSES
THE ORAL FINDINGS IN PATIENTS WITH UNCONTROLLED DIABETES ARE MOST LIKELY RELATED TO THE FOLLOWING FACTORS:
1.THE EXCESSIVE LOSS OF FLUID THROUGH FREQUENT AND EXCESSIVE URINATION
2.ALTERED RESPONSE TO INFECTION
3.THE MICROVASCULAR CHANGES
4. THE INCREASED CONCENTRATIONS OF GLUCOSE IN SALIVA.
XEROSTOMIA IN DIABETES
XEROSTOMIA OR DRY MOUTH CAN LEAD TO CRACKING AND ATROPHY OF THE ORAL MUCOSA.
MUCOSITIS , ULCER FORMATION, DESQUAMATION, INCREASED LIKELIHOOD OF BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL INFECTIONAND DEPAPILATION OF THE DORSUM OF THE TONGUEARE COMMONLY ENCOUNTERED INUNCONTROLLED DIABETIC PATIENTS.
XEROSTOMIA MAY ALSO PREDISPOSE TO ACCUMULATION OF DENTAL PLAQUE AND CONTRIBUTE TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE AND CARIES.
BURNING MOUTH AND ALTERED TASTE IN DIABETES
MAY BE DUE TO DIABETIC NEUROPATHY.
PERIODONTAL DISEASE AND DENTAL CARIES IN DIABETES
DECREASED COLLAGEN SYNTHESIS
INCREASED COLLAGENOUS ACTIVITY
DECREASED BONE MINERAL CONTENT (IN IDDM)
SECONDARY HYPOPARATHYROIDISM DUE TO DIABETIC NEPHROPATHY.
DEFECTIVE POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTES CHEMOTOXINS.
EACH OF THESE FACTORS COULD RESULT IN ACCELERATED ALVEOLR BONE DESTRUCTION.
DENTAL CARIES IN DIABETIC PATIENTS IS RELATED TO THE INCREASED LEVELS OF GLUCOSE IN SALIVA AND CREVICULAR FLUID.

DENTAL MANAGEMENT OF THE HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS

(1) TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION IS NOT DENTIST'S RESPONSIBILITY.
(2) IF THE DENTIST HAPPENS TO DIAGNOSE THE CONDITION, THE PATIENT MAY BE REFERRED TO THE PHYSICIAN FOR TREATMENT.
(3) DENTIST SHOULD MEASURE BLOOD PREASURE OF ALL ADULT PATIENTS. THIS IS PARTICULARLY IMPORTANT IF PATIENTS ARE KNOWN TO BE HYPERTENSIVE.
(4) STRESS OF DENTAL TREATMENT MAY ARTIFICIALLY RAISE THE BLOOD PRESURE.
(5) CHANGES IN BLOOD PRESSURE CAN ALSO BE SEEN BEFORE THE ADMINISTRATION OF LOCAL ANAESTHESIA , DENTAL EXTRACTION, RESTORATIVE TREATMENT AND SO ON. VARIATION IN BLOOD PRESSURE UNDER THESE CONDITIONS IS NORMAL BUT IN THOSE WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE OR HYPERTENSION, VARIATIONS IN BLOOD PRESSURE MAY BE EXAGGERATED.
(6) MINIMISING ANXIETY AND ELIMINATION OF PAIN IS IMPORTANT IN THESE PATIENTS.
(7)DENTISTS SHOULD ASSESS THE SEVERITY OF THE PATIENT'S HYPERTENSION BY TAKING PROPER MEDICAL HISTORY, PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AND CONSULTING PATIENT'S PHYSICIAN.
(8)DENTIST SHOULD ASK THE PATIENT ABOUT HIS DRUG REGIME.
(9)KNOWLEDGE OF THE DRUGS PROVIDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE SIDE EFFECTS THAT MAY COMPLICATE DENTAL TREATMENT.