Clinical Problem Solving in Dentistry

1.A high caries rate 2.A multiocular radiolucency 3.An unpleasant surprise 4.Gingival recession 5.A missing incisor 6.A dry mouth 7.Painful trismus 8.A lump on the gingival 9.Pain on biting 10.A defective denture base 11.Sudden collapse 12.A difficult child 13.Pain after extraction 14.A loose tooth 15.Oroantral fistula 16.Troublesome mouth ulcers 17.A lump in the neck 18.Trauma to an immature incisor 19.Hypoglycaemia 20.A problem overdenture 21.Impacted lower third molars 22.A phone call from school 23.Discoloured anterior teeth 24.A very painful mouth 25.Caution - X-rays 26.Ouch! 27.A swollen face and pericoronitis 28.First permanent molars 29.A sore mouth 30.A failed bridge. 31.An adverse reaction 32.Advanced periodontitis 33.Fractured incisors 34.An anxious patient 35.A blister on the cheek 36.Bridge design 37.Management of anticoagulation 38.A white patch on the tongue 39.Another white patch on the tongue 40.Molar endodontic treatment 41.A swollen face 42.Missing upper lateral incisors 43.Anterior crossbite 44.Unexpected findings 45.A gap between the front teeth 46.A lump in the palate 47.Rapid breakdown of first permanent molars 48.Oral cancer 49.A complicated extraction 50.Difficulty in opening the mouth 51.Tooth wear 52.Worn front teeth 53.A case of toothache 54.A child with a swollen face 55.A pain in the neck 56.Failed endodontic treatment