Diet after removal of wisdom teeth: what to eat and what to avoid?
Wisdom teeth generate a lot of problems, both before and after their extraction. It is not uncommon for people who have had their wisdom teeth extracted to complain of various discomforts and also to...
Removal of an eight - when is it indispensable?
Surgical removal of the eights - the first association is pain and fear. When is the procedure necessary to be carried out? Does the removal of an eight have to be painful?
How long does it take to recover from the removal of wisdom teeth?
Theremoval of wisdom teeth (commonly referred to as eights) is one of the most common dental procedures, yet many patients are very apprehensive about this procedure. Fear of this procedure stems,...
Atraumatic dental surgery
The extraction of a tooth is associated with a significant loss of bone, due to prior cutting of the gum. The healing process of the tissues in such a case takes a long time, moreover, the gum and...
Bone substitute materials in dental surgery - indications and advantages
Bone reconstruction and the use of bone-replacement materials in the defect area, as well as guided tissue regeneration, are some of the most important therapeutic methods currently used in...
Antibiotics in dental treatment
The use of antibiotic therapy in dentistry is a common and not uncommon phenomenon. It is a means of treatment when dealing with bacterial infections to counteract its spread to other distant organs....
Zygomas
Zygoma are the largest and most common group of tumours. The aetiopathogenesis of this phenomenon is not fully understood today, but it is assumed that the cause of their formation is abnormalities...
Alveolar fibromas
Alveolarfibromas are extremely rare tumours. They are benign tumours made up of apparently inactive dentigerous epithelial tissue.
Squamous neoplasms - benign dental tumours
Glaucomas are a broad group of tumours that pose many problems for clinicians, both in terms of nomenclature and in terms of their course and nature. Squamous cell carcinomas are a group containing...
Hemisection treatment
For many patients, the name hemisection in dentistry is unfamiliar, as they do not know what this procedure consists of or when it is performed. It is a procedure whose aim is to remove the root or...
Tooth abscess treatment - what do we know about it?
Tooth abscess is treated in patients of all ages (children, adults and the elderly alike).
Trigeminal nerve palsy
Trigeminal neuralgia is known as facial dura. The disease manifests itself with violent pains that are unbearable. The aetiology of primary palsy is not definitively explained. It is currently...
Ulceration in the oral cavity
Ulceration (Latin ulceratio) - a defect in the skin or mucous membrane that occurs following tissue breakdown and is caused by a chronic extrinsic or intrinsic stimulus. The aetiology of ulcer...
Facial nerve palsy
Facial nerve VII (nervus facialis) - innervates all the facial muscles, and for a certain section runs together with the intermediate nerve, which guides the secretory and gustatory fibres. The...
Periodontal tissues - characteristics
Periodontology, is the science that deals with the periodontium, i.e. all the tissues responsible for surrounding the tooth and maintaining it in the alveolus. The proper condition of the periodontal...
Surgery to remove retained teeth
Retained teeth are teeth that, due to their position, have remained in the bone and are not visible in the oral cavity. There are many reasons for stopping the growth of teeth, e.g. abnormal growth...
Cysts - everything we know about them and how to remove them surgically
Cysts, present in the craniofacial area (soft tissues and bones), are spaces that are usually lined with epithelium, have an envelope (capsule) and their interior is filled with fluid (different...
Broken tooth and dark gum - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
In the event of any damage to a tooth or teeth, which can happen to us every day, it is essential to see a dentist as soon as possible. In most cases it is possible to save a broken tooth, there are...
Facial and oral malformations
The development of tissues and organs begins as early as day 15 of the human embryo and ends at puberty around 18 years of age. A variety of extrinsic and intrinsic factors acting during the...
How to distinguish between facial pain of dental and non-dental origin?
Facial pain is not necessarily due to inflammation of the tooth pulp or periapical tissues. Other diseases that manifest themselves in pain are: temporomandibular joint disorders, sinusitis,...
