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    Cervical Enamel Projection – A Rare Case Report with its Management
    (Kathmandu University, 2019) Devani, VR; Manohar, B
    ABSTRACT A developmental anomaly like cervical enamel projection is a rare finding in the maxillary anterior region. Its ectopic presence attracts attention in literature. This type of anomaly is typically found in the furcation region of molars. The case report presented here deals with the ectopic presence of combined anomalous lesion and its management. A 18 year old male presented with pronounced bilobed cingulum extending as a cervical enamel projection on the maxillary right lateral incisor associated with pain, exudation and difficulty in mastication. Enameloplasty and regenerative procedure was performed. The possible etiology, its management and healing evaluated by CBCT are presented in this report. One year follow up showed satisfactory healing with no recurrence of abscess. KEY WORDS Cervical enamel projection, Enameloplasty, Periodontitis, Regeneration
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    Tooth -A Potential Graft Material for Periodontal Regeneration ?
    (Kathmandu University, 2020) Devani, VR; Manohar, B; Humagain, M; Shetty, N
    ABSTRACT Use of tooth as a promising replacement substitute has been validated by various animal as well as human studies. Though widely used in GBR and Sinus grafting techniques, its use in periodontal intrabony defect is not documented. In the present case report, the tooth graft has been placed in periodontal intrabony defect. Post- operative CBCT after 26 weeks revealed homogeneous incorporation of tooth graft. Clinical parameters show bone fill. However; results with larger sample size could further validate the use of tooth graft in periodontal regeneration. KEY WORDS Autogenous tooth graft, Bone replacement substitute, CBCT bone analysis, periodontal regeneration, Tooth graft

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