Self-cure acrylic resins have been used mainly in prosthetic dentistry for the construction of custom-built impression trays, occlusion registration bases and for repairing fractured dentures. Recently, pour-type resins have been introduced for the fabrication of denture bases. What are the differences between heat cured acrylic resin and self-cure acrylic resin? The principal difference between self-cure […]
Explore MoreThe Pros and Cons of Thermoplastic Partial Dentures Thermoplastic materials have been available in prosthetic dentistry for more than 30 years and the market place continues to grow with new and existing companies manufacturing their own products. What makes these dentures different from traditional partial dentures is the material from which they are made and […]
Explore MoreCROWNS SO NATURAL LOOKING YOU’LL THINK THEY ARE REAL TEETH. A chipped tooth can ruin your appearance and also increase the risk of long-term dental damage. Crowns are the best way to protect your teeth and ensure they’re safe from harm. Metal-free crowns are teeth restorations that are entirely made of ceramic, providing high aesthetic […]
Explore MoreWe can split the nervous system into the central nervous system, which includes the brain and spinal cord, and the peripheral nervous system, pretty much all the nerves that branch out from that. We’ll see some different structures and cell types depending on where we look, but the overall purpose of the nervous system is […]
Explore MoreWhen we want to start learning English, the first tense we must know is “the present simple tense”. It is very easy. It is widely used in day to day conversations. In this lesson, we will look when we use “the present simple tense” with examples. Present Uses 1: We use the present simple when […]
Explore MoreMost of our body mass is made of muscle and connective tissue like bone, fat, and liquids. Meanwhile, epithelial tissue doesn’t make up a ton of your body mass but still shows up in crucial spots around the body and does a handful of important jobs. Epithelium’s two main jobs are forming layers of cells […]
Explore MoreThe purpose of muscle is to produce force. Despite the type, the muscles produce force when they contract. But, they work slightly differently. And, their function is based on the form. Skeletal muscle We can find in biceps, triceps, and squads, etc. They are optimised for quick and strong contractions. Because it helps our skeleton […]
Explore MoreCells are the smallest structural and functional unit of life. Tissue is a group of cells of similar function and origin that form functional units An organ group of tissue adapted to perform specific functions An organ system is group of organs work together to perform more functions Organism Tissue preparation for light microscope Tissue […]
Explore MoreWeek 7 of development ◦CONNECTION BETWEEN THE GUT AND YOLK SAC consists of only the small yolk stalk Umbilical herniation occurs; intestines during rotation of the gut enter the extraembryonic coelom in the proximal portion of the umbilical cord ◦THE LIMBS change markedly during this week The forelimbs project over the heart Notches are seen […]
Explore MoreDuring this relatively short embryonic period (weeks 4 to 8), one sees the beginnings of all major internal and external structural (organ and organ systems) develop during which time the 3 germ layers give rise to specific tissues and organs – the period of organogenesis. The shape of the embryo changes, and major features of the […]
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