Concussion and subluxation

Concussion and subluxation / ¨ A concussed tooth is TTP due to oedema and haemorrhage in the periodontal ligament / ¨ A subluxed tooth is TTP and also abnormally loose, due to rupture of periodontal ligament fibres /...
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Mandibular Body or Symphysis Fracture

<<Prev / Mandibular Body or Symphysis Fracture / Next>> / Fracture of mid-body of mandible / Many dental patients for extractions are elderly toy or miniature breeds. ... The periodontal ligament fibres should be...
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Oral Physiology Biology Dictionary

DICTIONARY OF TERMS IN ORAL PHYSIOLOGY / Home Page / This Dictionary is designed to assist students studying Oral Physiology. It accompanies the textbook Applied Oral Physiology. LINKS TO SECTIONS ... Extrinsic fibres - refers to those fibres of...
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Dictionary Contents: P

... p; P1; p107; p150 protein kinase; p18 component, aminoacyl tRNA synthetase; p21(ras) farnesyl-protein transferase; p24; p260 palmitoyltransferase; p270 palmitoyltransferase; P2Gri; p34cdc28 kinase; p34 kinase; p34PSK-J3 kinase; p35; p36; P400...
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Fortnightly review: Periodontitis for medical practitioners -- Watts 316 (7136): 993 -- BMJ

... Beneath the epithelium is the organ that may have the body's fastest turnover of collagen the periodontal ligament. Fibres of the periodontal ligament are anchored in the thin cementum on the tooth root at one end and in...
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