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The genetic basis of hypodontia in dental development by Duke, Alice, Paterson, Michael, P. Ashley, Martin, MacNab, Lorna

“…Dental agenesis is one of the most common developmental anomalies in humans, characterised by the developmental absence of one or more teeth. It can present as…”
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Restorative dentistry clinical decision-making for hypodontia: peg and missing lateral incisor teeth by Dolan, Sean, Calvert, Gareth, Crane, Lynnsey, Savarrio, Lee, P. Ashley, Martin

“…Peg-shaped and missing lateral incisor teeth are common features for patients affected by hypodontia. While improvements in dental appearance may be a strong…”
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A service evaluation of the multidisciplinary team approach to hypodontia by Doughty, Faye, Pillai, Sruthi, Hamill, Dylan, Amin, Nadine, P. Ashley, Martin

“…Introduction Patients with hypodontia can be seen by a multidisciplinary team clinic (MDT) for treatment planning at the University Dental Hospital of…”
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Involving young people and parents in decision-making for hypodontia by Barber, Sophy, Jones, Adam, Abigale Patel, Veena, P. Ashley, Martin

“…Involving young people and their parents in decisions about their health care is ethically and professionally the right thing to do. Good decision-making…”
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Restorative dentistry clinical decision-making for hypodontia: complex cases by Pace-Balzan, Adrian, Chatzipantelis, Andreas, J. Dunn, Katharine, Charan, Garima, P. Ashley, Martin

“…Hypodontia is a relatively common condition and patients will be seen by both general dental practitioners and specialist dental colleagues. Although…”
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Molecular Analysis of the Subgingival Microbiota in Health and Disease by Ledder, Ruth G, Gilbert, Peter, Huws, Sharon A, Aarons, Leon, Ashley, Martin P, Hull, Peter S, McBain, Andrew J

“…This investigation provides molecular analyses of the periodontal microbiota in health and disease. Subgingival samples from 47 volunteers with healthy…”
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Hypodontia care in the UK: working together to achieve better clinical outcomes by P Ashley, Martin

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The dental technician as a member of the hypodontia multidisciplinary team, with practical considerations for anterior restoration design by Ford, Stephen, Ashley, Martin P.

“…Most patients seeking treatment for hypodontia will require prosthetic replacement of their missing teeth. This will be in the form of dentures, bridges and…”
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Practical advice for successful clinical treatment with resin-bonded bridges by King, Stephanie, Sood, Banoo, Ashley, Martin P.

“…Resin-bonded bridges are one of the main options for replacing missing teeth for hypodontia patients. This technique offers several advantages for these…”
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25 years of successful cleft MDTs by Ashley, Martin P., Popat, Sandip

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Indications for the use of direct composite restorations in the management of tooth wear by Aminian, Amin, Leven, A. Johanna, Ashley, Martin P.

“…The increasing prevalence of tooth surface loss has been widely reported. Patients present with varying degrees of tooth wear and consideration is given to…”
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Clinical considerations in the application of direct composite for tooth wear by Aminian, Amin, Leven, A. Johanna, Ashley, Martin P.

“…Various techniques are available for the application of composite to restore worn teeth. Different techniques may be chosen based on the clinical presentation…”
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The role of the general dental practitioner in the management of the hypodontia patient by Rana, Shivani, Orloff, Courtney, I. Bomfim, Deborah, P. Ashley, Martin, Bassi, G. Steven

“…The general dental practitioner (GDP) is usually the first person to suspect that a young patient is affected by hypodontia. The condition occurs rarely in the…”
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Restorative dentistry clinical decision-making for hypodontia: managing missing premolar teeth by Orloff, Courtney, Rana, Shivani, Bassi, G. Steven, Ashley, Martin P., I. Bomfim, Deborah

“…Hypodontia is a relatively common clinical condition and the second premolar tooth is the most common tooth that fails to develop (excluding third molars). For…”
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Straight to the point: considering sharp safety in dentistry by Imran, A., Imran, H., Ashley, M. P.

“…Key Points Provides understanding of the risk associated with using sharp instruments in dentistry. Discusses techniques for reducing the risk of sharp…”
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