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Operative dentistry is the branch of dentistry concerned with diagnosing, preventing, intercepting, and restoring teeth to their normal form and function. It is considered the foundation of all dental sciences and involves diagnosing, preventing, intercepting, and restoring defects in teeth. Operative dentistry is important as it helps diagnose, prevent, intercept, and restore dental problems through operations on teeth.
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- 1. Operative dentistry Sadaf Batool Qureshi
- 2. Definition The branch of dentistry concerned with diagnosis, prevention, interception and restoration of normal and physiological and functional form of teeth.
- 3. Asamother ofall dental sciences Operative dentistry is the mother of all dental sciences from which all of the branches of dentistry has been evolved.
- 4. Etymology Operative dentistry means operation to prevent, intercept and restore the defects of teeth.
- 5. Umbrella of operative dentistry Involves the 1. Diagnosis of tooth defects 2. Prevention of tooth defects 3. Interception of tooth defects 4. Restoration of tooth defects
- 6. Importanceof operative dentistry Important because it helps in 1. Diagnosis of dental problems 2. Prevention of dental problems 3. Interception of dental problems 4. Restoration of dental problems