The gingiva (or gums) is the part of tissue that surrounds the tooth and that covers the bone tissue basically to support the tooth itself. Healthy gingivas have a light pink color, with a…

A gingivectomy is a dental procedure in which a portion of the gingiva (gum tissue) surrounding a tooth is surgically removed. This procedure is typically performed to address various dental…

Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gingival tissue caused by oral bacteria. The inflamed gums appear red, swollen and prone to bleeding. It can also be accompanied by bad breath.…

We all know the importance of having a beautiful smile. Each of us would like to show our teeth without the fear of feeling uncomfortable. A beautiful smile makes us feel…

A granuloma is an inflammatory tissue that forms in reaction to an infection caused by the presence of bacteria at the apical level of the tooth. If this becomes chronic and increases in size…

An incision is a surgical procedure in which the soft tissue is cut. A scalpel is usually used. This intervention is necessary to reach the levels below. In dentistry, this procedure is…

By interdental part we mean the area between consecutive neighboring teeth. This space can be more or less wide depending on the shape and position of the teeth. It represents an area of ​​greater accumulation of…

Molars are permanent teeth found in the back of the mouth. From the age of approximately 6 years the first molars begin to erupt in the oral cavity. The second molars in the twelfth year…

Oral infection is caused by the active or passive infiltration of microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria or fungi into the tissue. These pathogens multiply in the body and cause various signs of disease. Most…