Jack, a 38 year old male patient presented to your clinic complaining that he doesn’t like the look of his old amalgam fillings and he wants to replace them with tooth coloured fillings.
The fillings have been placed a long time ago and are not causing him any trouble.
Examination reveals sound amalgam fillings without any clinical defect and a decayed tooth # 25.
Medical history is clear and the patient is not taking any medications.

Jack, a 38 year old male patient presented to your clinic complaining that he doesn’t like the look of his old amalgam fillings and he wants to replace them with tooth coloured fillings.
The fillings have been placed a long time ago and are not causing him any trouble.
Examination reveals sound amalgam fillings without any clinical defect and a decayed tooth # 25.
Medical history is clear and the patient is not taking any medications.

Jack, a 38 year old male patient presented to your clinic complaining that he doesn’t like the look of his old amalgam fillings and he wants to replace them with tooth coloured fillings.
The fillings have been placed a long time ago and are not causing him any trouble.
Examination reveals sound amalgam fillings without any clinical defect and a decayed tooth # 25.
Medical history is clear and the patient is not taking any medications.

Jack, a 38 year old male patient presented to your clinic complaining that he doesn’t like the look of his old amalgam fillings and he wants to replace them with tooth coloured fillings.
The fillings have been placed a long time ago and are not causing him any trouble.
Examination reveals sound amalgam fillings without any clinical defect and a decayed tooth # 25.
Medical history is clear and the patient is not taking any medications.

Jack, a 38 year old male patient presented to your clinic complaining that he doesn’t like the look of his old amalgam fillings and he wants to replace them with tooth coloured fillings.
The fillings have been placed a long time ago and are not causing him any trouble.
Examination reveals sound amalgam fillings without any clinical defect and a decayed tooth # 25.
Medical history is clear and the patient is not taking any medications.

A 70 year old male patient attended your office for replacement of his missing teeth.
On intraoral examination it was noted that he has completely edentulous maxillary and mandibular arches.
The patient said he lost all his teeth a few years ago and now is having a hard time having his meals.
Medical history is non-contributory.

A 70 year old male patient attended your office for replacement of his missing teeth.
On intraoral examination it was noted that he has completely edentulous maxillary and mandibular arches.
The patient said he lost all his teeth a few years ago and now is having a hard time having his meals.
Medical history is non-contributory.

A 70 year old male patient attended your office for replacement of his missing teeth.
On intraoral examination it was noted that he has completely edentulous maxillary and mandibular arches.
The patient said he lost all his teeth a few years ago and now is having a hard time having his meals.
Medical history is non-contributory.

A 70 year old male patient attended your office for replacement of his missing teeth.
On intraoral examination it was noted that he has completely edentulous maxillary and mandibular arches.
The patient said he lost all his teeth a few years ago and now is having a hard time having his meals.
Medical history is non-contributory.

A 70 year old male patient attended your office for replacement of his missing teeth.
On intraoral examination it was noted that he has completely edentulous maxillary and mandibular arches.
The patient said he lost all his teeth a few years ago and now is having a hard time having his meals.
Medical history is non-contributory.

You are working as a trainee in the oral and maxillofacial department and have been called to examine an Aboriginal patient who presents with bilateral dislocation of the temporomandibular joints (TMJs).
You have conducted a comprehensive examination of the patient.

You are working as a trainee in the oral and maxillofacial department and have been called to examine an Aboriginal patient who presents with bilateral dislocation of the temporomandibular joints (TMJs).
You have conducted a comprehensive examination of the patient.

You are working as a trainee in the oral and maxillofacial department and have been called to examine an Aboriginal patient who presents with bilateral dislocation of the temporomandibular joints (TMJs).
You have conducted a comprehensive examination of the patient.

You are working as a trainee in the oral and maxillofacial department and have been called to examine an Aboriginal patient who presents with bilateral dislocation of the temporomandibular joints (TMJs).
You have conducted a comprehensive examination of the patient.

You are working as a trainee in the oral and maxillofacial department and have been called to examine an Aboriginal patient who presents with bilateral dislocation of the temporomandibular joints (TMJs).
You have conducted a comprehensive examination of the patient.

You are inspecting the sterilization monitoring supplies in your clinic to ensure that all the required indicators and tests are available for the upcoming period.

You are inspecting the sterilization monitoring supplies in your clinic to ensure that all the required indicators and tests are available for the upcoming period.

You are inspecting the sterilization monitoring supplies in your clinic to ensure that all the required indicators and tests are available for the upcoming period.

You are inspecting the sterilization monitoring supplies in your clinic to ensure that all the required indicators and tests are available for the upcoming period.

You are inspecting the sterilization monitoring supplies in your clinic to ensure that all the required indicators and tests are available for the upcoming period.

A 32-year-old female sales executive attends your practice as an emergency patient having ‘broken’ her upper anterior tooth which is a post crown, and the post has fractured.
She has an important meeting the following day and is extremely distressed.
She is very keen to keep the root and does not want an extraction.
Medical history is noncontributory and she is not taking any medications.

A 32-year-old female sales executive attends your practice as an emergency patient having ‘broken’ her upper anterior tooth which is a post crown, and the post has fractured.
She has an important meeting the following day and is extremely distressed.
She is very keen to keep the root and does not want an extraction.
Medical history is noncontributory and she is not taking any medications.

A 32-year-old female sales executive attends your practice as an emergency patient having ‘broken’ her upper anterior tooth which is a post crown, and the post has fractured.
She has an important meeting the following day and is extremely distressed.
She is very keen to keep the root and does not want an extraction.
Medical history is noncontributory and she is not taking any medications.

A 32-year-old female sales executive attends your practice as an emergency patient having ‘broken’ her upper anterior tooth which is a post crown, and the post has fractured.
She has an important meeting the following day and is extremely distressed.
She is very keen to keep the root and does not want an extraction.
Medical history is noncontributory and she is not taking any medications.

A 32-year-old female sales executive attends your practice as an emergency patient having ‘broken’ her upper anterior tooth which is a post crown, and the post has fractured.
She has an important meeting the following day and is extremely distressed.
She is very keen to keep the root and does not want an extraction.
Medical history is noncontributory and she is not taking any medications.

A 15-year-old boy presents to your practice after a hockey tackle, which resulted in an injury to his right upper central incisor.
The crown of the tooth remains intact but is tender to percussion.
Bleeding from the sulcus is observed and a sensibility test yields negative results.
Additionally, the tooth exhibits mobility.
Medical history is non-contributory.

A 15-year-old boy presents to your practice after a hockey tackle, which resulted in an injury to his right upper central incisor.
The crown of the tooth remains intact but is tender to percussion.
Bleeding from the sulcus is observed and a sensibility test yields negative results.
Additionally, the tooth exhibits mobility.
Medical history is non-contributory.

A 15-year-old boy presents to your practice after a hockey tackle, which resulted in an injury to his right upper central incisor.
The crown of the tooth remains intact but is tender to percussion.
Bleeding from the sulcus is observed and a sensibility test yields negative results.
Additionally, the tooth exhibits mobility.
Medical history is non-contributory.

A 15-year-old boy presents to your practice after a hockey tackle, which resulted in an injury to his right upper central incisor.
The crown of the tooth remains intact but is tender to percussion.
Bleeding from the sulcus is observed and a sensibility test yields negative results.
Additionally, the tooth exhibits mobility.
Medical history is non-contributory.

A 15-year-old boy presents to your practice after a hockey tackle, which resulted in an injury to his right upper central incisor.
The crown of the tooth remains intact but is tender to percussion.
Bleeding from the sulcus is observed and a sensibility test yields negative results.
Additionally, the tooth exhibits mobility.
Medical history is non-contributory.

You are in discussion with your principal dentist regarding infection control and its implementation at the practice.
Your main concern of discussion is water lines and methods to keep it clean.

You are in discussion with your principal dentist regarding infection control and its implementation at the practice.
Your main concern of discussion is water lines and methods to keep it clean.

You are in discussion with your principal dentist regarding infection control and its implementation at the practice.
Your main concern of discussion is water lines and methods to keep it clean.

You are in discussion with your principal dentist regarding infection control and its implementation at the practice.
Your main concern of discussion is water lines and methods to keep it clean.

You are in discussion with your principal dentist regarding infection control and its implementation at the practice.
Your main concern of discussion is water lines and methods to keep it clean.

Mr John visited your clinic for a recall visit.
The patient had a periodontal treatment a few weeks ago.
On examination you found an overhang filling on tooth # 44.

Mr John visited your clinic for a recall visit.
The patient had a periodontal treatment a few weeks ago.
On examination you found an overhang filling on tooth # 44.

Mr John visited your clinic for a recall visit.
The patient had a periodontal treatment a few weeks ago.
On examination you found an overhang filling on tooth # 44.

Mr John visited your clinic for a recall visit.
The patient had a periodontal treatment a few weeks ago.
On examination you found an overhang filling on tooth # 44.

Mr John visited your clinic for a recall visit.
The patient had a periodontal treatment a few weeks ago.
On examination you found an overhang filling on tooth # 44.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.

A male patient in his 30’s with cerebral palsy reported to you regarding a complaint of a painful clicking of his temporomandibular joints (TMJ).
Clinical examination showed joint noises during opening and closing.
Intraoral examination did not reveal any abnormalities with the dentition.
Patient is currently not on any medications.