Gums

What are furcation lesions? Furcation damage is the process of bone tissue loss in the branching area

Osteomyelitis of the jaw In surgical dentistry, osteomyelitis of the jaw is considered a common disease. Osteomyelitis of the jaw (code by

Gingivitis Acute catarrhal gingivitis is an inflammatory process with a predominance of exudation. This disease is characterized by

There are two types of regeneration - physiological and reparative. Physiological regeneration refers to the restoration of tissue

Beneficial properties and uses of blue iodine Iodine preparations are used to treat the throat (Lugol's solution),

Glass ionomer cement Cemion F is intended for: fixation of crowns, bridges and orthodontic structures; fixation

In ENT practice, there are cases when a patient comes to an otolaryngologist with complaints of severe congestion.

A polyp is a pathological growth of the mucous membrane. By its nature, this is a benign formation, however,

The temporomandibular joint (hereinafter referred to as the TMJ) connects the upper and lower jaw. In our body

11/23/2019 The term “osteoblastoclastoma” was proposed by A.V. Rusakov in 1959. In the International Histological