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22/09/2026

Tooth enamel erosion is the permanent loss of your teeth's hard outer protective layer caused by direct exposure to acid.

21/09/2026

Dental caries, commonly known as cavities or tooth decay, is the permanent damage to the hard structure of your teeth caused by acid-producing bacteria.

21/09/2026

Oral trauma, also called dental trauma, is any physical injury to the teeth, gums, jawbone, or soft tissues inside the mouth.Common CausesAccidents: Falls, car crashes, and collisions during contact sports.Impacts: Direct blows to the face or mouth from hard objects or fists.Habits: Biting down on very hard foods or chewing ice.

Types of InjuriesChipped or Cracked Teeth: Breaks in the outer enamel or deeper layers of a tooth.

Avulsion: A tooth is knocked completely out of its socket.
Luxation: A tooth is loosened, pushed sideways, or driven deeper into the jawbone (intrusion).Soft Tissue Lacerations: Cuts, tears, or bruises on the lips, gums, tongue, or inner cheeks.Fractured Jaw: Breaks in the upper or lower jawbone structure.

20/09/2026

18/09/2026

Cirrhosis does not occur in the mouth because it is a scarring disease of the liver, but chronic liver cirrhosis frequently causes noticeable symptoms and health risks in the oral cavity.Why Liver Cirrhosis Affects the MouthThe liver controls blood clotting, fights infections, and processes nutrients. When the liver is scarred or damaged by cirrhosis, it changes the entire body—including your oral health—through several specific ways:Lower clotting factors: The liver makes proteins needed to stop bleeding, so gums bleed much easier.Low platelet counts: An overactive spleen removes blood platelets quickly, worsening bleeding risks.Nutritional shortages: A lack of B vitamins, iron, and folate leads to tongue and lip inflammation.Weakened immune system: The body struggles to fight off normal bacteria, increasing the risk of gum disease

18/07/2026

Pericoronitis