The American Text-Book of Operative Dentistry
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G. V. IMack ' a.s " pliagcdciiif perioonu'iititis." Class I. Pyorrhea Alveolaris beginning at the Gum Margin (Ptyalogenic Calcic Pericementitis).
The first class — tliose cases bctrinninir not at, but iinnicdiatoly be- neath the gum margin — are perhaps the most common, are by some erroneously supposed to be the only type of cases, and will require dcscripti(tn first, as their causes, progress, prognosis, and treatment ditier radically from those of the second elass.
Causes of Class I. — As in ...any disease, the causes of pyorrhea alveolaris grouped as Class I. may be divided into ]>redisposing and exciting. The predisposing causes may all be included under the head of disorders causing a subacute inflammation of the gingivae. General catarrhal conditions; small but irritating deposits upon the necks of the teeth, as the accumulations upon the teeth of smokers ; fermenting deposits of food ; spirit-drinkers' stomatitis, mouth-l)reathers' gingivitis; overcrowding of the teeth, mal-ocelusion, and non-occlusion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. V. IMack ' a.s " pliagcdciiif perioonu'iititis." Class I. Pyorrhea Alveolaris beginning at the Gum Margin (Ptyalogenic Calcic Pericementitis).
The first class — tliose cases bctrinninir not at, but iinnicdiatoly be- neath the gum margin — are perhaps the most common, are by some erroneously supposed to be the only type of cases, and will require dcscripti(tn first, as their causes, progress, prognosis, and treatment ditier radically from those of the second elass.
Causes of Class I. — As in ...any disease, the causes of pyorrhea alveolaris grouped as Class I. may be divided into ]>redisposing and exciting. The predisposing causes may all be included under the head of disorders causing a subacute inflammation of the gingivae. General catarrhal conditions; small but irritating deposits upon the necks of the teeth, as the accumulations upon the teeth of smokers ; fermenting deposits of food ; spirit-drinkers' stomatitis, mouth-l)reathers' gingivitis; overcrowding of the teeth, mal-ocelusion, and non-occlusion.
What to read after The American Text-Book of Operative Dentistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirk, Edward C. (Edward Cameron), 1856-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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