This classification of pathologies by categories makes it easier to access the definition of a disease, its symptoms, means of preventing it, its causes and its treatments.
Gingivitis: what is it? Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums . These become red, irritated, swollen when they are normally firm and pale pink. They can bleed easily, especially when brushing teeth. Gingivitis is very common . Sometimes asymptomatic, it can...
Definition of depression Depression is a disease which is characterized in particular by great sadness, a feeling of hopelessness (depressed mood), loss of motivation and decision-making faculties, a decrease in the feeling of pleasure, eating and sleep disorders, morbid thoughts and...
Known by the popular name ” wild fire ” or ” cold sores “, the herpes labialis is manifested by the appearance of a cluster of painful blisters, usually on and around the lips. Exceptionally, these little pimples can appear on...
Inseparable from the smile, dental veneers were created to restore or optimize this facial expression, the social role of which is well established. Since it is well known that the beauty of a smile rests on its harmony and its balance,...
Dental fistula The location of dental fistulas means that they concern several medical specialties, but it is the dental surgeon who is best placed to assess their nature. For a long time asymptomatic and often hidden in the folds of the...
Definition of tooth decay Tooth decay is an infectious disease . The enamel of the tooth is the first affected. A cavity forms in the tooth and then the decay spreads to depth. If the decay is not treated, the hole...
Dental occlusion is how the upper teeth “mesh” with the lower teeth. We can thus say that it is about all the contacts occurring between the opposing teeth. These contacts are called “intercuspid contacts” because the masticatory face of each tooth...
Dental arthritis is the inflammation of the ligament that surrounds the root of the tooth. What are its causes? His symptoms? What treatments and natural remedies in the event of a crisis? Update with Dr Edmond Binhas, dental surgeon, president of the Dentéon Santé...
The canker sores are small ulcers superficial that form most often on the mucous membranes inside the mouth: on the inside of the cheeks, tongue, the inside of the lips, palate or gums. Canker sores can also appear on the genitals,...
Dental cysts From the Greek “ Kustis ”, which means “bladder”, the cyst is a pathological cavity which contains a liquid, semi-liquid, even airy content. It should be noted that it is never created by the accumulation of pus as one...
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