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by Prof Christopher Stokes, School of Clinical Dentistry, University of Sheffield. A quick overview of the main morphological features of the adult dentition using oversize model teeth. For more learning like this, you can join the free Discover Dentistry course on FutureLearn: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/discover-dentistry This video ...
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Alveolar Osteitis Causes
Bisa jadi karena dry socket atau alveolar osteitis yang terjadi ketika proses penggumpalan darah di area gigi yang dicabut mengalami gangguan. Akibatnya, tulang dan saraf di area tersebut tidak tertutup dan mudah terkontaminasi lingkungan luar. | Dokter Gigi Satria
Bisa jadi karena dry socket atau alveolar osteitis yang terjadi ketika proses penggumpalan darah di area gigi yang dicabut mengalami gangguan. Akibatnya, tulang dan saraf di area tersebut tidak tertutup dan mudah terkontaminasi lingkungan luar. | Dokter Gigi Satria
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Dr.Omkar Sakpal | Root canal | Implants | Aesthetics on Instagram: "There’s always a patient like this.🤡 Dry Socket: AKA alveolar osteitis, is a painful condition that occurs after a tooth extraction when the blood clot that normally forms in the socket is lost or doesn’t form properly. This leaves the underlying bone and nerves exposed, leading to intense pain and delayed healing. Symptoms include severe pain that can radiate to other areas of the face, exposed bone, and a bad taste or odor in
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Dr.Omkar Sakpal | Root canal | Implants | Aesthetics on Instagram: "There’s always a patient like this.🤡 Dry Socket: AKA alveolar osteitis, is a painful condition that occurs after a tooth extraction when the blood clot that normally forms in the socket is lost or doesn’t form properly. This leaves the underlying bone and nerves exposed, leading to intense pain and delayed healing. Symptoms include severe pain that can radiate to other areas of the face, exposed bone, and a bad taste or odor in
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Dr. Zainab | Dentist 🦷 on Instagram: "Management of Dry Socket (Alveolar Osteitis) – 1. Irrigation: • Gently irrigate the socket with warm saline or chlorhexidine (0.12–0.2%) to remove debris and necrotic tissue. • Avoid curettage (do not scrape the socket). 2. Pain control: • Give analgesics – e.g. Ibuprofen or Diclofenac for pain relief. • Avoid local anaesthetic injections unless necessary. 3. Medicated dressing: • Place a soothing dressing such as: • Zinc oxide eugenol (ZOE) dressing, or •
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