Abstract: Traumatic fibroma, biting fibroma and/ or irritation fibroma, is a benign exophytic lesion secondary to tissue injury. It can occur at any soft tissue site exposed to injury or irritation, whereas the tongue, gingiva, buccal mucosa being the most common site of occurrence. Management includes conservative surgical excision of the lesions along with the removal of source of irritation. This case report would highlight about the management of the traumatic fibroma of lower lip in adult male patient with the help of soft tissue laser which was found to be safe, and effective with minimal or no bleeding, and also uneventful healing.

Abstract: Skeletal open bite is one of the most challenging malocclusions to treat and maintain due to the difficulty and instability of correction. Although a combination of orthodontic treatment and orthognathic surgery may be the ideal approach in most cases, the complications, risks, and costs of surgery have sparked an interest in alternative treatment options that use temporary anchorage devices to achieve orthognathic-like effects. Adult patients can be treated without the need for special compliance using temporary anchorage devices such as miniscrews. During treatment of anterior open bite, incisor extrusion may compromise facial aesthetics in cases with sufficient incisor exposure at rest and smile. The intrusion of posterior teeth has the advantage of correcting vertical dimension and maintaining proper incisors show. This case report aims to demonstrate the successful utilization of temporary anchorage device (TAD)for intrusion of posterior teeth segment and extraction of upper first premolars in the treatment of an adult patient with anterior open bite (AOB).

Abstract: There is an increasing incidence of foreign objects of dental iatrogenic origin in the maxillary sinus. Such objects include root fragments, dental implants, endodontic filling material, dental bur, impression material etc. The use of temporary anchorage devices in orthodontics is gaining increasing popularity owing to its ability to reduce anchorage loss. In this case report we describe the surgical retrieval of a displaced orthodontic mini-implant from the maxillary sinus through the Caldwell-Luc approach.

Abstract: Fibro-osseous lesions (FOLs) of the jaw encompass a diverse range of disorders characterized by the replacement of normal bone with fibrous tissue and varying degrees of mineralized material. These lesions are frequently encountered in clinical practice and include conditions such as cemento-osseous dysplasia (COD), fibrous dysplasia (FD), ossifying fibroma (OF), and cherubism. Although they are generally benign, FOLs can cause significant clinical issues, including facial asymmetry, tooth displacement, and functional disturbances. The clinical presentation, molecular pathogenesis, radiographic features, and management strategies for these lesions vary considerably, making diagnosis and treatment challenging.

Abstract: A pure orbital blowout fracture is one that only affects one internal orbit wall and does not compromise the orbital rim or any other area. The most often affected locations are the inferior and medial walls. Diplopia, infraorbital nerve paresthesia, and soft tissue entrapment in the maxillary sinus are typical symptoms, which may limit ocular movements and cause enophthalmos. Surgical intervention is the gold standard in correction of diplopia. There are both natural and synthetic materials accessible, regardless of whether orbit reconstruction is necessary. This report will describe a case of a 50 yearold female who was diagnosed with a pure orbital blowout fracture, after a trauma to the left eye. The surgical treatment procedure involveda titanium mesh used to rebuild the orbital floor under general anesthesia. The result was satisfactory and the patient has been kept on follow up.

Abstract: Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, has helped to resolve a number of significant issues with general manufacturing, including three-dimensional tissue structure, challenges with controlling microenvironments, efficiency and repeatability in product production, etc. It has also increased the precision and speed of manufacturing of customized bone implants and greatly aided in the recovery of patients. The technology is especially relevant to dentistry, and given the development of 3D modeling and imaging techniques like intraoral scanning and cone beam computed tomography, as well as the CAD/CAM technology use in dentistry, its significance is only going to grow. Drill guides for dental implants, tangible models for prosthodontics, orthodontics, and surgery, dental, craniomaxillofacial, and orthopedic implant manufacturing, and the creation of copings and frameworks for implant and dental restorations are just a few applications for 3D printing. This review examines the different kinds of 3D printing technologies that are now on the market and how they are being used in maxillofacial surgery and dentistry.

Abstract: Adenomatoid odontogenic tumor is benign odontogenic tumor. Surgical enucleation is sufficient to treat this tumors. Once excised recurrence is rare. We report a case of surgical enucleation of Adenomatoid Odontogenic Tumor in 12 year old male who presented left sided jaw swelling with unerupted canine. In one year follow up the healing is satisfactory.

Abstract: Rehabilitation of teeth by implant placement has been now a routine treatment modality in dental practice. However, the traditional protocol for implant therapy essentially demands many preconditions like quantity and quality of alveolar bone, long waiting period for achieving osseointegration, and sometimes adjuvant bone augmentation surgeries or sinus lifting with or without bone grafting. Above all the question of initial stability through placement of implant into alveolar bone dictates the ultimate decision to load the implant for successful immediate functioning. Impaction of permanent teeth subjacent to over-retained deciduous teeth especially in aesthetic zone poses a different challenge to the clinician. The step-by-step clinical procedures of surgical removal of impacted teeth, creation of arch space by orthodontic treatment, if needed, and finally the placement of cortical implants followed by immediate loading are the only choice of treatment strategy. A young female patient with maxillary bilateral canine impactions is hereby reported for immediate loading functional cortical implants preceded by surgical removal of impacted teeth and orthodontic therapy.