Overall pattern of publication in Journal of Conservative Dentistry.

Background: The Journal of Conservative Dentistry (JCD) has been online since 2008.

Materials And Methods: This paper reviews the publication in this journal over a 5-year period (2011-2015). It assesses the types of articles published, coverage of various types of subjects of endodontics, and conservative dentistry in the journal and explores the authorship patterns in the publication and citation of the journal over this period.

Mineral trioxide aggregate pulpotomy in autotransplanted immature mandibular third molar with a 4-year follow-up.

Autotransplantation is the surgical transposition of a tooth from its original site to another, replacing a lost or a compromised tooth by another tooth, usually the third molar in the same individual. This technique is considered a viable method due to its high success rate, well-grounded treatment option, provided the case selection and the procedure followed is within the acceptable limits. Autotransplantation is considered as an alternative approach of oral rehabilitations in a conservative manner mainly in young patients with compromised financial conditions to perform a high cost treatment.

Management of external perforating root resorption by intentional replantation followed by Biodentine restoration.

Resorption of tooth structures can occur as a result of physiological, pathological, and idiopathic factors. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can prevent its serious complications. This case report presents surgical endodontic management of a trauma-induced perforating external root resorption, which was diagnosed with the help of cone beam computed tomography.

Karyotype, Pedigree and cone-beam computerized tomography analysis of a case of nonsyndromic pandental anomalies.

This case report presented a karyotype and pedigree analysis of a case with unusual combination of dental anomalies: Generalized short roots, talon cusps, dens invagination, low alveolar bone heights, very prominent cusp of carabelli and protostylid on first permanent molars, taurodontism of second permanent molars, rotated, missing and impacted teeth. None of the anomalies alone are rare. However, until date, nonsyndromic pandental anomalies that are affecting entire dentition with detailed karyotype, pedigree and cone-beam computerized tomography analysis have not been reported.

Management of a rare combination of avulsion and intrusive luxation: A case report.

In traumatic dental injury, concomitant occurrence of avulsion and intrusive luxation is exceptional. This is because the vectors of forces responsible for both avulsive and intrusive injuries are in different directions. The present case report reviews the management of a rare combination of avulsion in right maxillary lateral incisor (tooth #12) and intrusive luxation in right maxillary central incisor (tooth #11) in a 22-year-old Asian male.

Type III talon cusp and Type III B dens invaginatus occurring simultaneously in a mandibular lateral incisor.

Talon cusp and dens invaginatus are developmental anomalies of the human dentition. They not only affect the esthetic appearance of teeth but also may create difficulties during dental treatment and lead to a number of dental problems. Both anomalies are observed most commonly in the lateral maxillary incisor and rarely in the mandibular dentition.