Bøger af Shailendra Singh

This book, as the title suggests, is about the journey of the elders from the past to the present, and yes, you are correct. The book has the ability to become a poet's masterpiece.In this book, you will find some Ajijis who couldn't spend many days in Mother Earth's lap. The story is about a girl who couldn't embrace the shroud of youth and couldn't find the desired love. So, without thinking about her family, she handed them a letter of resignation from the stage of life.The story revolves around her uncle, on whom the influence of bad company had fallen so heavily that it seemed as if he had an innate right to it. The story is about her uncle whose lifeless body he found on the road, and the story is about her uncle who taught her how to survive in big cities like the capital.The cup of morning tea, often kept under her eyes, and the chutneys on her body, they used to wash and cleanse them often.The story is about her aunt, who showered her with much love and affection. Even after disputes in the houses, the way all houses were the same for her, her nature was the same for all the children.And the story is about that family where the seeds of happiness never sprouted. Happiness, well, it was never in sight for that family. Those moments which were meant to pass had passed. They collided with time. We were defeated by it, and Time was destined to win.

The present study is carried out under the broad framework of exploratory and descriptive method of research. The design is non-experimental to measure a variety of variables and research method of the study is correlational. The intention of this book is to present an empirical research study which examines the impact of anxiety, values, and emotional intelligence on academic achievement of undergraduates. This book consists of five chapters. The first chapter deals with the background of the study, statement of the problem, objectives, hypothesis, rationale of the study and definition of the terms used. The second chapter presents review of the related literature available till date. The third chapter describes about the tools of the study, method and procedure, sample, data collection, scoring and tabulation of the study. Chapter four concentrates on the results and discussion. Finally, chapter five presents the summary and conclusions. The book follows the point of view in presenting the subject matter and findings of the study to the readers that it will fulfill the need of a quality text in meeting the requirements of research scholars and teachers.

Partial extraction therapies, also known as socket-shield or root-retained extractions, are a new approach in dentistry that aims to preserve the periodontal ligament and root structure of a tooth during extraction. This book covers the history, clinical applications, and benefits of partial extraction therapies. The chapters discuss the advantages of this technique, including better aesthetic outcomes and long-term stability of dental restorations. It also outlines the potential clinical scenarios where partial extraction therapies may be appropriate. Additionally, this book provides a detailed description of the partial extraction procedure, including the various techniques and instruments used. It also discusses the importance of patient selection and treatment planning to ensure optimal outcomes. Partial extraction therapies are still considered an emerging technique, and this book chapter provides the reader with a comprehensive understanding of this innovative approach. It is an essential read for dentists and dental professionals who are interested in incorporating this technique into their practice.

Dental surgical procedures known as guided bone regeneration (GBR) and guided tissue regeneration (GTR) use barrier membranes to control the growth of new bone and gingival tissue at sites where there are insufficient amounts of bone or gingival tissue for proper function, aesthetics, or prosthetic restoration. Directed tissue regeneration normally refers to the repair of periodontal attachment; guided bone regeneration typically refers to ridge augmentation or bone regenerative therapies. Similar to direct tissue regeneration, guided bone regeneration concentrates on the development of both hard and soft tissues for periodontal attachment.

The replacement of teeth from the anterior maxilla is most challenging because of highly specific soft and hard tissue criteria in addition to all other esthetic, phonetic, functional, and occlusal requirements. Anterior tooth loss usually compromises ideal bone volume and position for proper implant placement. Implant diameter, compared with that of natural teeth, results in challenging cervical esthetic. Unique surgical and prosthetic concepts are implemented for proper results. In spite of all the technical difficulties that may face the restoring dentist, the anterior teeth implant is the modality of choice to replace missing anterior maxillary teeth. Although the teeth in a day¿s time protocol require considerable sophistication in according the questions of the prosthodontics team, it offers patients a number of significant advantages, compared to traditional implant placement protocols. The number of office visits required is minimal. Patients who have to travel long distances to undergo fixedprosthodontic rehabilitation particularly benefit from the condensed treatment time.