Periodontitis, periodontitis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Many patients care for their teeth without realising that the entire periodontium must also be cared for in a special way. This is because it is a set of tissues that surround the tooth. Their task...
Tooth resorption
Resorption is the process of loss of soft and hard tissues of the tooth as a result of physiological and pathological factors.
Yellow patches on the tongue
Many patients visit their dentist and ask what the yellow coating on their tongue can indicate.
Bacteria in the mouth - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Many people assume that by brushing their teeth at least twice a day, flossing, thoroughly rinsing their mouth or cleaning their tongue, they rid their mouth of all bacteria.
Secondary caries
Secondary caries, is referred to as a pathological lesion that spreads around the hard tissue casing of the tooth, i.e. around the filling of dental cavities.
Dentigerous cysts - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Cysts, or cysts, are pathological lesions that in most cases are lined with epithelium (although this is not the norm). Inside, the cyst does not contain pus but gas or fluid. All cysts that are...
Abscesses in the oral cavity
We definean abscess as a pus-filled space (usually spherical) that has formed in the oral cavity as a result of bacteria entering there, e.g. after previous damage, with major decay or holes in the...
Supragingival tumour - what is it?
Ovary is a gum tumour that is very common but little is known about it to date.
Diseases of the salivary glands
The salivary glands are one of the paired glands, located in the mouth and responsible for the production and secretion of saliva.
Bite problems - prevention
Any abnormality of the occlusion (or, more precisely, in the structure and function of all or part of the maxillofacial system) can have a significant impact on normal speech, breathing, food intake,...
Maxillary sinusitis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
The maxillary sinuses belong to the paranasal sinuses. Due to their proximity to the nasal passages, inflammation from the nasal mucosa can easily spread to their area. At the same time, the drainage...
Paradontosis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Periodontitis is a condition that affects increasingly younger people. It is estimated that already seven out of ten Poles are likely to complain of unpleasant symptoms of this disease. However,...
Thrush - where do they come from, how do we treat them, how do we protect ourselves from them?
Thrush, is defined as small, whitish dots (occurring singly or in larger clusters) in the mouth. They can occur in both children and adults. Mildew, in simplest terms, is a fungal inflammation, and...
Tooth decay
Tooth dec ay is a social disease closely linked to the conditions of civilisation. It is found in all countries of the world, and its intensity particularly affects the population that consumes...
Oral mycosis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Oral mycosis is a problem that is often underestimated, both by doctors and by patients. The multitude of symptoms that can occur in its course does not make diagnosis any easier. So how do you know...
Aphthae and thrush - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment
Aphthae and thrush are a problem that most of us are familiar with. Small lesions of the oral mucosa that cause a lot of pain can appear at almost any age. Even babies are not exempt from them.
Dead tooth
A tooth is said to be dead when the tissue inside the tooth (the pulp) has died. The pulp of the tooth shows a very rich vascularisation and blood supply.
What is tongue inflammation associated with?
Tongue inflammation, is a process that is greatly influenced by many diverse factors.
Periodontal inflammatory diseases - stages, causes, diagnosis, treatment
Many people think that in the oral cavity we can only have problems with teeth. However, periodontal problems are also very common. Particular attention should be paid to our gums. There are...
Blisters with pus on the gums
Occasionally, a purulent discharge appears in the top layer of the gingiva, which is contained in a blister that is well demarcated from the nearby tissues.
