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Attention‐deficit hyperactivity disorder and oral health in children and adolescents: a systematic review
M. Chatti1,2 · N. Chebbi1 · A. Baaziz1,2

Abstract Purpose This systematic review investigates ADHD’s impact on oral health, comprised of dental caries, periodontal status, oral health-related behaviors and traumatic dental injuries, in children and adolescents. Methods A systematic search strategy was conducted on 6 electronic databases: PubMed, COCHRANE, SCOPUS, Scien- ceDirect, WebOfScience and Virtual Health Library. Studies investigating oral health outcomes (caries, periodontal health, oral hygiene behaviors, traumatic dental injuries) in subjects aged 6–18 years old and diagnosed with or screened positively for ADHD were included. Results Seventeen studies (sample sizes: 34 to 851) were reviewed. Four of fourteen studies reported significantly higher caries (DMFT scores or prevalence) in children with ADHD (e.g., p < 0.001). Poorer oral hygiene was noted in 2 of 5 studies (significant plaque index differences, p = 0.022, 0.012). Children with ADHD were also less likely to brush daily (63.3% vs. 83.3%; OR

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Effect of the Partial Removable Denture Wear on the Qualitative and Quantitative Composition of Oral Microbiota Communities
Sana Bekri, Wissal Chebil, Adam Ben Nasr , Amel Labidi , Ines Saadellaoui , Lamia Mansour

Background: the wear of a removable partial prosthesis induces a quantitative and qualitative change in the oral microbiota. It influences oral physiology and often creates a new oral ecosystem. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect

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Dental anomalies in craniofacial microsomia and condylo-mandibular dysplasia: A retrospective study of 103 patients
Mouna Ben Salem, Jean-Philippe Perrin , Justine Loin, Pierre Corre, Camille Boeffardd , Hichem Ghedira, Hélios Bertin

Introduction: Craniofacial microsomia (CFM) and camel-hump condylo-mandibular dysplasia (CMD) are developmental disorders affecting the mandible that share common clinical features. This study aimed to investigate and compare the dental anomalies (

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Study of Candida albicans’ proliferation on acrylic dentures: A Systematic review of the literature
Sana Bekri , Ines Saadellaoui , Amel Labidi , Yassine Messaoudi , Lamia Mansour

Purpose: The aim of this systematic review was to determine the factors that influence the proliferation of Candida albicans on the resins used in removable denture. Material and methods: The bibliographic search was carried out on Pubmed. Factors related to Candida Albicans proliferation at the prosthetic surface were extracted from articles obtained by the equation ((&quot;Candida&quot;[Mesh]) OR &quot;Candida albicans&quot;[Mesh]) AND &quot;Acrylic Resins&quot;[Mesh])) Results: After applying the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 23 articles were retained and analyzed. The main factors influencing the proliferation of candida albicans were the composition of the acrylic resin, its surface condition, the use of prosthesis disinfection products and saliva. Conclusion: the proliferation of Candida Albicans was increased when the material is hydrophobic and the surface condition is rough. The use of disinfectants can reduce it as well as special coatings modifying the su

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The keys to succeed an immediate maxillary complete denture : a case report
Emna Abid, Amel Labidi, Sana Bekri *, Sameh Rzigui, Hiba Triki, Lamia Mansour

The transition from partial to total edentulism is a delicate situation for certain patients that involves the practitioner in the management process. The immediate complete prosthesis is therefore an effective solution capable of removing the constraint of appearing totally edentulous by delivering a prosthesis on the day of extraction of the remaining teeth. A partially edentulous patient consulted us with the typical indication for this immediate prosthesis with four remaining maxillary incisors and a major aesthetic concern. The prosthetic production chain is particular concerning firstly the presence of a bilateral terminal edentulism, the confection of the individual impression tray, the orientation of the anterior occlusion plane while anterior teeth remaining on the arch, the fitting of the prosthetic anterior teeth following the working model rectification as well as the surgical phase on the day of denture insertion. Surgical guide would be very useful when bone regularizatio

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Immediate single implant placement: 9 years follow-up
Dorra Zayani,Mohamed Ben Yaala,Yosra Mabrouk, Hiba Triki, Lamia Mansour

INTRODUCTION: Standard protocolsinimplantologyrec- ommendinsertingimplantsintohealededentulousridges. However,post-extractionbonehealingresultsinloss especiallywithinthefirst3months.Newmethodshave beendevelopedtoensurethepreservationofalveolar bone andsofttissuesuchasimmediateextraction- implantationtechnique. CASE DESCRIPTION: A 41-year-oldfemalepatientingood generalhealthconsultedtheprostheticdepartmentwith an unrestorablemaxillaryfirstpremolar.Variouspros- theticreplacementoptionswerediscussedwiththe patient,andthefinaltreatmentdecisionwasanimplant- supportedcrownusingimmediateimplant:easyimplant (3.7mm/11.5mm)placementtechniqueaftertoothextrac- tioninassociationwithusingabonesubstitutematerial (OssGraft). Thefinalprosthesiswascementedafterthe implantosseointegrationin2015andthepatientattended regularfollow-upappointments.Sheshowednoclinical and radiographic complications during the 9-year clinical monitoring period. DISCUSSION: The main benefit of Immediate imp

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