Titlebook: Dentine Hypersensitivity; Advances in Diagnosi David G. Gillam Book 20151st edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Aeti

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Advances in the Diagnosis of Dentine Hypersensitivity,of DH problematic. Diagnosis and advances in diagnosis which may be helpful to the clinician in general practice will be discussed, together with methods of pain measurement that may be useful in clinical trials.

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Closing Remarks Quo Vadis?,oducts in order to treat the condition. As Gottfried Schmalz indicated in the foreword of the book, the topic of DH has attracted considerable interest in recent years as demonstrated by the number of publications listed in the published literature.

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The Prevalence of Dentine Hypersensitivity,s variation of published values however may be explained by the different methodologies used in these studies to determine the prevalence of the study populations, for example, self-reported questionnaires and clinical examination. Prevalence values in general dental practices appear to be lower tha

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Aetiology and Clinical Features of Dentine Hypersensitivity,with cold stimuli. An innate problem with DH is that its clinical features are transient and patients do not always present with DH at examination, even though they may suffer from it regularly. Indeed, the nature of DH appears to be cyclic and most sufferers self-medicate and use desensitising toot