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Health

Diseases of the teeth (dentistry)

Cementoma

In the International Histological Classification, cementoma is assigned to tumors originating from the connective tissue of the odontogenic organ.

Pulpitis: Symptoms

Most patients turn to the dentist with complaints about pain in the jaw area. It should be understood that toothache in pulpitis - symptoms that are subjective, despite the fact that in terms of intensity, they can be compared with renal colic. The perception of pain largely depends on the personality of the patient, which makes it difficult to assess objectively.

Pulpitis: treatment

Treatment of pulpitis has two purposes: Eliminate the inflammation of the pulp, and accordingly, pulpitis. Restoration of normal life of the pulp.

Macroheilit

Macroheilitis (granulomatous cheilitis Micher) is the leading symptom of the Melkersson-Rosenthal syndrome (Rossolimo-Melkersson-Rosenthal). The disease is characterized by a combination of macrochilite, folded tongue and paralysis of the facial nerve. Macroheilitis has a chronic course with alternating periods of exacerbation and remission.

Pulpitis

Pulpitis (inflammation of tooth pulp from Latin pulpitis) is a complex vascular, lymphatic and local reaction to the stimulus.

Chronic lip fissure

Chronic lip fracture often develops on the lower lip, but localization is possible on the upper lip (24%). The course of this disease is prolonged with alternation of remissions and relapses, which is facilitated by neurodistrophic and metabolic disturbances revealed in the tissues surrounding the chronic fissure.

Eczema on the lips (eczematous cheilitis)

Eczema on the lips (eczematous cheilitis) is a chronic relapsing skin disease of the neuro-allergic nature, characterized by serous inflammation of the surface layers of the skin, itching and resulting from the action of external and internal factors.

Atopic cheilitis

Atopic cheilitis is a polyethological disease, where along with heredity, a large role is played by risk factors in the environment. Exogenous risk factors contribute to the development of exacerbations and chronic course of the disease.

Glandular cheilitis

Glandular cheilitis is more common in men, mostly 50-60 years. Glandular cheilitis develops as a result of hyperfunction and hyperplasia of small salivary glands on the border strip between the mucosa and the red lip rim (the Klein zone).

Meteorological cheilitis

Meteorological cheilitis is a disease caused by the influence of meteorological factors (high or low humidity, dustiness of the air, wind, cold).

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