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April 2025 Vol. 91 No. 3
Clinical features in April NYSDJ:
Treatment Options for Pre-eruptive Intracoronal Resorption of Permanent Teeth
Case series highlights pre-eruptive intracoronal resorption diagnosis and diverse management approaches for two presentations: one with symptomatic maxillary molar PEIR and another with incidentally discovered mandibular second molar PEIR. Case report. Read more here.
Successful Treatment of a ‘Pedo-Endo’ Lesion in a Primary First Molar
Authors propose nonsurgical alternative to extraction of nonvital primary tooth that saves the tooth, is less invasive, and may be preferred by young patients and their families. Case report. Read more here.
Comparison of Untreated Caries and Caries-Risk Improvement in an Elementary-School-Based Comprehensive Dental Care Program
Efficacy of school-based programs revealed in retrospective review of clinical records from two school site locations charting initial exam risk assessment and change at 18-month recall. Read more here.
Read Learn and EarnReaders of The New York State Dental Journal are invited to earn three (3) home study credits, approved by the New York State Dental Association, by properly answering 30 True or False questions, all of which are based on articles that appear in this issue. When you have completed the questionnaire, return it to the New York State Dental Foundation, along with the appropriate fees: $35/dentists; $25/hygienists. Nonmember fees are: $65/dentists; $45/hygienists. All those who achieve a passing grade of at least 70% will receive verification of completion. Credits will automatically be added to your CE Navigator account. Read more here.
