Alveolar bone loss is the gradual loss of bone that supports and surrounds the teeth, caused by chronic periodontitis. It is a bacterial infection of the gums and bone that support the teeth. This infection can cause inflammation and breakdown of the bone, leading to tooth mobility and eventual tooth loss.
Dry Socket vs Normal Socket: Key Differences
A normal socket heals with a stable clot that shields the bone; a dry socket happens when the clot is lost. Let’s discover how to recognize the differences.
Alveolar Bone Loss of the Jaw - Causes and Reconstruction
Alveolar bone loss in the jaws poses a clinical challenge during its reconstruction. Read to know the causes of alveolar bone loss and its reconstruction.
