It is a tissue injury caused due to deformed occlusion. It occurs when occlusal forces transcend the adaptive capability of tissues, causing damage to the periodontal tissues. It is treated by occlusal equilibration by balancing the proper alignment of the teeth.
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Query: Hello doctor, A few weeks ago I noticed that my bottom front teeth felt slightly loose. I looked up my symptoms and suspected it might be gum disease because I have always had poor dental hygiene and never flossed. Since then I started brushing, flossing, and using a natural mouthwash three times a... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Let me tell you something. Even I have undergone this situation (personally). There are several types of periodontal conditions, out of which, this is called trauma from occlusion due to bruxism, clenching. Your teeth may loose its normal curves or contour and may even ... Read Full »
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Query: Hello doctor,I had a dental crown implanted a few months ago. It was dislodged a few days back while I was traveling. I lost the crown during my travel. Why did my crown fell off? What should I do now?Thanks. Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Please be calm. I am not sure of the reason for the crown dislodgement. There can be chances of temporary crown placement, which was not replaced with a permanent dental crown, and another chance could be trauma during occlusion. I suggest you, please share history ... Read Full »
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