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Hi guys,

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Hi ,

Another question,

"Cobblestone" appearance of the mucosa is a feature of which disease?

regards,

Malathi.

From: Viktoriia <dentist_8406@ mail.ru>Subject: Re: New qiestion-Extraction of UR5Date: Wednesday, 3 March, 2010, 20:25

>> The patient presents requesting removal of a painful # UR5(close to antrum)> > How might extraction of this tooth be complicated? > How should this be managed? > What symptoms may indicate that this management has failed? > Lyudmyla> Huhley> Lyuda,please, could you explain what does the abbreviationn "#UR5" means?I'd like to understand this exactly.Let me guess--maybe it means "upper radix 5"??

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Crohn's disease oral mucosa Orofacial granulomatosis cobblestoning swelling Marc --Project teams detest weekly progress reporting because it so vividly manifests their lack of progress.Get Free Random Signatures for BlackBerry at www.getempower.comSent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceFrom: jayamalathi jagaveeran <jayam13@...>Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 02:38:42 -0800 (PST)< >Subject: Re: Re: New question Hi , Another question, "Cobblestone" appearance of the mucosa is a feature of which disease? regards,Malathi.From: Viktoriia <dentist_8406@ mail.ru>Subject: Re: New qiestion-Extraction of UR5Date: Wednesday, 3 March, 2010, 20:25 >> The patient presents requesting removal of a painful # UR5(close to antrum)> > How might extraction of this tooth be complicated? > How should this be managed? > What symptoms may indicate that this management has failed? > Lyudmyla> Huhley> Lyuda,please, could you explain what does the abbreviationn "#UR5" means?I'd like to understand this exactly.Let me guess--maybe it means "upper radix 5"?? The INTERNET now has a personality. YOURS! See your Homepage.

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Hi Malathi,

Cobblestone appearence of the mucosa is a feature of " Crohn's disease "

Quoted from Pocket Atlas of oral diseases:

Crohn disease is a chronic inflammatory, probably immunologically

mediated, condition primarily involving the ileum and other parts of

the gastrointestinal tract. Lip swelling is one of the most common oral

manifestations of the disease (Figs. 352, 353). Nodular or diffuse soft

swelling, a cobblestone appearance of the mucosa, mucosal tag lesions,ulcers,

angular cheilitis, and aphthouslike ulcerations may also occur.

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Hi tagreed,for the first question, odontoblast and cementoblast they don't proliferate they do differentiate from fibroblasts, the debris of Malassez they proliferate to form the membranes of cysts after infection, the undifferentiated mesenchymal cell they also proliferate whether normally (Stem cells) or in some cancers or tissue engineering, now regarding the later stage of life?! I have no idea what does that mean in the question For ur second question this patient suffers from delusions and hallucinations and this is a characteristic of schizophreniaUr third question what do u mean by attachment?! are we talking perio? if that's the case the answer will be the internal enamel epithelium, if not just clarify the question more.For ur last question

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From: Chloe Berg <chloe.berg86>Subject: Re: need helpDate: Wednesday, March 17, 2010, 6:18 AM

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Hi Soumayya

I think it is oblique lateral

SincerelyLyudmylaHuhley

From: soumayya alhajeh <samsomih@...>Subject: New Question"ore group" < >Date: Saturday, 3 April, 2010, 0:26

Hi , I need help in this question pls.

Best radiological views or investigation for

-showing successor teeth in a 4 years child.

do we use oblique lateral, or periapical?

Thank you.

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1.c2.a3.bFrom: Lyudmyla Huhley <huhley2006@...>Subject: new question Date: Friday, 28 May, 2010, 2:41

Match the type of

mulsle in Column A to its description in Column B.

COLUMN A COLUMN B

1. Striated a. Found in various visceral organs where

continuous automatic functions are necessary.

2. Smooth. b. A specialized type of involuntary muscle.

3. Cardiac. c. Skeletal muscles that can be consciously

controlled.Thanks in advanceSincerelyLyudmylaHuhley

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I already purchased some dmsa and other supplememts from

http://www.1to1vitamins.com/ is this a good site are the prices fair or is there

somewhere better any advice would be awesome

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vrp.com is a good place for DMSA.

Kirkman labs is a good place for ALA. They have a 25mg hypoallergenic that is

the smallest capsule I've found.

TJ

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WoW prices are way cheaper and it looks like a one stop shop thanks TJ

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Kirkman is good for some products and not so good for others. Their use of

products from China has people seething. Was it the stevia? Now I can't even

remember.

I use the hypoallergenic 25 mg ALA capsules. I've bought several other things

from them, including DMSA when I had an MD's prescription. My advice is to

purchase the trial samples when you try any multivitamin-mineral products like

Super NuThera, since the rate of intolerance is pretty darned high (likely due

to the flavorings and the high B6 in SNT). If you are looking for a high dose

mB12 and are not considering the shots, their concentrated mB12 powder is great,

aside from all the additives.

LeeSilsby also has their own site. I have not compared costs.

www.ourkidsasd.com

If you wind up using a lot of omega 3s, there is a site that has tons of Nordic

Naturals products (my favorite):

www.omega-direct.com

I have not ordered from them in a while, but they used to have free shipping

over $75 (easy to buy that much). Plus, if you run your cursor over each

product, it gives you the EPA/DHA/GLA breakdown so you can compare blends

without trouble.

So much fun. How is your child doing, by the way? Any more improvements?

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It was the stevia. I had to throw away $60 worth of chewable supplements. I

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hi lyuda.............this is :1.closed coil spring2.elastic ligature3.molar band4.stainless steel ligature5.open coil springcorrect me if im wrong.......kind regards,~mariah~

From: <linda_george_ 86 (DOT) co.in>Subject: Re: Answer to questionDate: Saturday, 3 July, 2010, 13:08

hey lyuda,

Can you please tell me from where you accessing radiology questions?

regards,

linda

From: Lyudmyla Huhley <huhley2006 (DOT) co.uk>Sent: Sat, 3 July, 2010 10:42:52 AMSubject: Answer to question

Hi guys

The answer is Odontogenic Keratocysts are commonly oval, extending along the body of the mandible with little mediolateral expansion. The outline is usually smooth and well defined, sometimes corticated.SincerelyLyudmylaHuhley

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