The value of research grant can be reflected on the institution scientific position and researcher profile. The rich the researcher profile, the better the institution scientific position. However, young researchers often refrain from applying for research grant support fearing rejection. Nevertheless, appropriate preparation and following instructions are key for successful grant application. Our current dental mindmap illustrates some helpful and valuable tips.

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Each research project must have a primary question. The primary question, as well as any secondary or subsidiary questions, should be carefully selected, clearly defined, and stated in advance. The following mind map will guide you through the process of selection of research question.

selection of research question

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Prosthodontic restoration accounts for about two thirds of most dentists’ practice. This includes the delivery of crowns, fixed partial dentures (FPDs), and removable dentures in many cases. The ultimate goal of any prosthodontic treatment is to provide the patient with a quality experience and achieve overall satisfaction with the treatment. Complications, injuries, patient dissatisfaction, or failure can occur. If they develop as a result of negligence or violation of standards of care, they are considered malpractice and can incur ethical and medicolegal consequences.

Malpractice in prosthodontics can occur at any of the three phases that constitute prosthodontic treatment. These are the pre-intervention phase, the intervention phase, and the post-intervention phase.

it’s essential to ensure that proper standards are being maintained, guidelines are being followed, and complications are minimized. 

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Ref. Dental Abstracts, 2018-07-01, Volume 63, Issue 4, Pages 210-211

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SD Dental MindMapping Project, a Collaborative Work.

 Mindmap created by: (Dr. Weam Banjar and Mr. Abdulaziz Abuhabshah)

(ECC) is a serious public health problem in both developing and industrialized countries. ECC can begin early in life, progresses rapidly in those who are at high risk, and often goes untreated. Its consequences can affect the immediate and long-term quality of life of the child’s family and can have significant social and economic consequences beyond the immediate family as well. ECC can be a particularly virulent form of caries, beginning soon after dental eruption, developing on smooth surfaces, progressing rapidly, and having a lasting detrimental impact on the dentition. Children experiencing caries as infants or toddlers have a much greater probability of subsequent caries in both the primary and permanent dentitions.**

Our dental mindmap lists the following points:

• Definition
• Risk Factors
• Diagnosis

Mindmap created for SaudiDent.com by:
Dr. Weam Banjar

*American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
http://www.aapd.org/assets/1/7/D_ECC.pdf

**Early childhood caries update: A review of causes, diagnoses, and treatments
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3633299/

Dental Caries is a disease in which minerals of the tooth are dissolved into surrounding bacterial plaques and to saliva. A caries process going on for some time may result in a Caries Lesion. It is sometimes called White Spot Lesions, Initial Caries or Incipient Caries. If the process is not halted, the enamel surface may break, resulting in a Cavity.

Today, we are posting a mindmap about Dental Caries which includes the following points:

• GV Black Classification
• Diagnosis methods
• Risk Assessments
• Prevention

You can access the mindmap by Clicking HERE, Or via the following link:

https://www.mindmeister.com/691256620/caries

Helpful links:

• SD Dental MindMapping Project, a Collaborative Work.
• List of our Dental MindMaps
• The MindMap Project

• Sullivan & Atkins 1968
• Mlinek et al. 1973
• Miller 1985
• Smith 1997
• Mahajan 2010

Miller’s classification for gingival recession is the most commonly used classification.

• It divides gingival recession defects into four categories
• evaluate both soft and hard tissues loss.
• It allows determining the level of root coverage achievable with a free gingival graft.
• Miller’s classification is a diagnostic and prognostic tool

Today, we present you with a mindmap illustrating the four categories of the gingival recessions according to Miller’s Classification.

To view the mindmap, Kindly Click HERE

Helpful links:

• SD Dental MindMapping Project, a Collaborative Work.
• List of our Dental MindMaps
• The MindMap Project

Link to Mindmap:

http://www.mindmeister.com/507645289/classification-of-hypersensitivity-reactions

Created by: Weam Banjar