Academy of Dental Knowledge

Oral leukoplakia  (OL) is a clinical term for a nonremovable white lesion that is not easily recognisable as any particular condition and th...

Assessment of the depth of anaesthesia  Anaesthesia has been described as a series of four Stages.  Stage 1 The period between administratio...

Photograph showing Pulpal hyperaemia. While bacteria are still some distance from the pulp, acid permeating along the dentinal tubules gives...

Anatomical and physiological forament of the root   Apical constriction (Physiological foramen) is conside­­red narrowest diameter of the ro...

Fig1: Caries free beautiful teeth with proper maintenance # The carious process can be termed as metabolic activity in the plaque. The resu...

Arrested caries and remineralization         Pre-Cavitation, or “white spot” caries lesions, can stop when the balance between demineralizat...

Normal Structure of Dentin Dentine is the part of the tooth that is covered by enamel and covers the pulp tissues. It comprises of inorganic...

  Clinical and Histological Features of Dental Caries Now we shall describes the clinical features of carious lesions on smooth, occlusal, a...

Lecture Series on Dental Caries To watch video lectures, click at the following links 1. Introduction 2. Etiology of dental caries 3. Bacter...

In this chapter, you will know about the treatment planning of dental caries . In previous chapter you studies the etio-pathogenesis and cli...