Pathological abrasion of teeth is a dental disease, which is characterized by the fact that with an abnormally high intensity there is a decrease in hard dental tissues.
The presence in the dentition of gaps of various sizes is called - three teeth, and is often present together with an equally widespread anomaly, known as diastema.
Diastema is the most common anomaly of the location of the teeth. This process is characterized by the appearance of a gap between the central incisors of the teeth.
The consequences of the removal of the wisdom tooth, associated with the problem healing of the wound, should not go unnoticed. At the slightest discomfort, the patient should contact the attending physician who will conduct the examination and prescribe medications that will speed up the healing process.
Removing the wisdom tooth is one of the most complicated dental procedures, as it is most often caused by improper location, carious damage, strong tooth decay and, as a consequence, the emergence of a foci of inflammation in the oral cavity.
Odontogenic periostitis often occurs as a result of untreated or untreated caries of the tooth, while the pathological process is thrown on the periosteum of the alveolar process of the tooth. The disease can occur with injuries and wounds to the jaws.
