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Open AccessHow to Age Gracefully Without Burdening Friends and Relations; A Personal Account.
Otto Appenzeller .
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Volume 11, Issue 12 - 2024 (December 2024 Issue 12)
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Volume 11 Issue 12
Published:Apr 3, 2026
Dr J S Patel
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British Journal of Medical and Health Research
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Research PaperID: BJMHR1112002Pages 1-5Open Access
Open AccessSELF MADE SMARTPHONE SPYGLASS
Dr. S. ANITHA RAO, Dr. SHAIK SANA
With the development of information technology, there is an increase in number of healthcare professionals using smartphones in their clinical practice. The objective of this model is to capture images and videos which is important for training and research. The use of smartphone spyglass will be useful where there is a limited access to higher grade video cameras and microscope. The purpose is to introduce self - made smartphone spyglass. An innovative, portable, affordable and easy to build self-made smartphone spyglass is built using a smartphone attached to lens for recording images and videos which can be streamed to a monitor using a projection software. Smartphone videography will be a valuable instrument in Restorative Dentistry and Endodontics for both teaching and research purpose.
Smartphone dentistryTele-dentistrySpyglassTelescope
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Dr. S. ANITHA RAO
, Dr. SHAIK SANA
Research PaperID: BJMHR1112003Pages 1-10Open Access
Open AccessQUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF THE REMINERALISATION POTENTIAL OF THREE DIFFERENT NATURAL EXTRACTS: AN IN VITRO SMH AND SEM-EDX STUDY
Dr. S. ANITHA RAO, Dr. DODDA SREE SATYA GAYATHRI, Dr. KODURU JAHNAVI
Minimally invasive dentistry aims at restoring the early incipient caries thereby arresting the caries progression. Various remineralising agents boosts the calcium and phosphate deposition onto the incipient lesions restoring tooth architecture. This research aimed to evaluate the remineralisation potentiality of enamel surface lesion using different natural extracts quantitatively by surface microhardness and qualitatively by energy dispersive X-ray analysis. Forty single rooted teeth fitted in the criteria were collected and subjected to demineralization cycle for about of 7 days. Samples were allocated into 4 groups as : Group 1 – Artificial saliva, Group 2- Moringa leaf extract, Group 3 – Ashgaurd pulp extract, Group 4- Chicken egg shell powder based on the remineralisation agents employed and subjected to remineralization cycle for about of 14 days. Energy Dispersive X-ray Analysis (SEM- EDX) was used for Qualitative analysis and Vickers microhardness was used for Quantitative analysis. Qualitative EDS analysis revealed highest calcium and phosphorous content by Moringa leaf extract followed by Ashguard pulp extract. Quantitative SMH analysis revealed higher microhardness values for Moringa leaf extract. Herbal agents have a promising role in remineralization of early enamel carious lesions. Moringa leaf extract and Ashgaurd pulp extract shows higher remineralisation potential owing to its high calcium content Keywords: Remineralisation, Energy Dispersive X-ray Analysis
RemineralisationMoringa leaf extractAsh guard
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Dr. S. ANITHA RAO
, Dr. DODDA SREE SATYA GAYATHRI
, Dr. KODURU JAHNAVI