Implantation of Teeth
Implantation of Teeth
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The disease is not removed, its conditions are simply modified; and while the congestion may subside, and the tooth become comparatively comfortable, the disintegration of the root sub- stance — already begun — is likely to continue, and in the course of time the entire root becomes destroyed, or, what is called absorbed; and the bodiless crown drops off. So much for Eeplantation.
Again, in Transplantation there is a healthy tooth, but it is usually made to take the place of a miserable, old, d...iseased root, that has been growling and festering in a diseased — II — socket for years, to the discomfort of its unfortunate possessor. The diseased root is pulled out, but is the disease in the surrounding alveolus extracted with it ? On the contrary, enough is usually left in its tissue to make war upon the new occupant, and either cause its expulsion, or eat away its substance. You must remember, that while the old root remained, there was sufficient vent through its decayed or broken structure to permit the gases of decomposition and the pus to escape, and thus prevent active trouble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The disease is not removed, its conditions are simply modified; and while the congestion may subside, and the tooth become comparatively comfortable, the disintegration of the root sub- stance — already begun — is likely to continue, and in the course of time the entire root becomes destroyed, or, what is called absorbed; and the bodiless crown drops off. So much for Eeplantation.
Again, in Transplantation there is a healthy tooth, but it is usually made to take the place of a miserable, old, d...iseased root, that has been growling and festering in a diseased — II — socket for years, to the discomfort of its unfortunate possessor. The diseased root is pulled out, but is the disease in the surrounding alveolus extracted with it ? On the contrary, enough is usually left in its tissue to make war upon the new occupant, and either cause its expulsion, or eat away its substance. You must remember, that while the old root remained, there was sufficient vent through its decayed or broken structure to permit the gases of decomposition and the pus to escape, and thus prevent active trouble.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William J Younger to read onlineMoreLess
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