Publications by authors named "Ullash Kumar"
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- * This study compares the effectiveness of conventional maxillofacial obturators versus those lined with a soft-liner, examining their impact on masticatory performance, speech, and quality of life in patients.
- * Results show that the relined obturator significantly improves masticatory performance (3.22 vs. 2.74) and speech quality (lower jitter), highlighting the benefits of using a soft-liner in prosthetic rehabilitation.
Purpose: The primary objective of this prospective cohort study was to evaluate primary and secondary implant stability values of implants placed into healed free fibula-reconstructed mandibles. The secondary objective was to investigate whether a correlation existed between primary implant stability and the quantity of cortical bone-implant contact and of cortical fibular bone in contact with the implants.
Materials And Methods: The study participants are patients enrolled in a registered trial (No.
Background: Debonding is one of the frequent causes of failure experienced in fiber-reinforced composite posts, and establish along post space-dentin adhesive interface. The purpose of this study was to assess push-out bond strength of a fiber-reinforced post system using four different resin cements.
Materials And Methods: In this in-vitro study 40 mandibular premolars were decoronated, and roots were treated endodontically.
Background: Implant treatment is today a common and most widely accepted prosthetic therapy worldwide. The quality and quantity of the bone available at the anticipated implant site is of prime importance. Accurate measurement of alveolar bone and adjacent anatomic structures are of paramount importance in implant insertion.
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