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.
In detecting pathological changes in dentistry, it is important to assess the condition of the teeth based on their appearance.
Current management of dental caries includes prevention, control and treatment.
In recent years, dentists have become increasingly aware of the problem of dental cavities of noncarious origin.
If cavities appear in our teeth and they are not caused by decay, we are most often dealing with acid erosion of enamel.
Many people face a similar dilemma. Eight teeth, known as wisdom teeth, often cause many problems due to inflammation, abnormal growth or progressive decay. How and whether they should be treated at...
Personal hygiene is an essential part of our lives. But what can we do when, even after brushing our teeth, an embarrassing and unpleasant smell comes out of our mouth?
Many people, increasingly, whiten their teeth at home using various toothpastes, gels and stickers. More and more whitening toothpastes have appeared on the market, but it is not known whether they...
The use of anaesthesia for dental procedures is usually local or wired.
In the process of human development, two types of dentition can be distinguished - milk teeth and permanent teeth.
Unpleasant mouth odour, is encountered in people of all ages, both healthy and suffering from disease.
Infection caused by the herpes simplex virus, is a very common infection but the course of the infection itself is asymptomatic.
Many people, when visiting the dentist, ask how to take care of their teeth to make them healthy, strong and beautiful (in the sense: white). There is no one proven way to have a beautiful and...
More and more people, are coming to the dentist with the problem of tooth sensitivity. It affects people of all ages and is very annoying and, importantly, unpleasant. It can occur when drinking cool...
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...
Many causes of facial pain and headaches are known. They do not always have to be related to trauma (e.g. traffic accidents, home accidents, kindergarten or school accidents, bruises, contusions...
The Caldwell-Luc operation, is categorised as an otolaryngological procedure. Otolaryngology is a branch of medicine that deals not only with diseases of the ear, throat or larynx but also with...
The salivary glands are one of the paired glands, located in the mouth and responsible for the production and secretion of saliva.
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,...
In most cases, the symptoms of oral cancer are not noticeable by the patient.