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Kims Dental

Affiliated to NTR University, Recognized by the Dental Council of India (DCI)

Affiliated to NTR University, Recognized by the Dental Council of India (DCI)

Dr.V.Siva Sai Krishna Publication

Publications

  1. Management of an unusual foreign body in the tooth with vital open apex: A case report
  2. Non-fluoride therapy for remineralization: A review
  3. Caries removal by chemomechanical and conventional methods: Comparative in-vitro study
  4. Environs of chemomechanical caries removal agents
  5. Psychosocial effects of fractured anterior teeth among rural children
  6. Restoration of severely mutilated primary anterior using prefabricated
  7. Comparative evaluation of fluoride releasing ability of various restorative materials after the application of surface coating agents
  8. Incidence of dry socket in Chennai population: A retrospective study
  9. Prevalence of dental caries among rural population of Mustabad, Krishna District
  10. Colour stability of esthetic restorative material used in pediatric dentistry: An in-vitro study
  11. Interdisciplinary surgical management of maxillo-facial trauma in children
  12. Comparative analyses of smear layer removal using four different irrigant solutions in the primary root canals: A scanning electron microscopic study
  13. Accidental file aspiration
  14. Obstructive sleep apnea
  15. Remineralizing potential of commercially available pediatric dentrifices: An in-vitro study
  16. A rare case of familial Van der Woude syndrome
  17. Recent advances in prosthodontic management of maxillary defects: A review
  18. Coronal pulpotomy technique analysis as an alternative to pulpectomy for preserving the tooth vitality in context to tissue regeneration: A correlated clinical study across 4 permanent molars
  19. Comparison of psychological status of patients and treatment variations on orthognathic surgery: Academic college versus private practice
  20. Assessment of surface topographic changes of nickel-titanium rotary endodontic file at repeated usage: An in-vitro study