Dental Case Analysis – Infected Gum Socket With Exposed Bone

Case Overview

This clinical image shows a localized infection in the lower posterior jaw with an open gum socket and visible exposed bone. The surrounding tissue is inflamed, indicating an active infection that may involve both soft tissue and underlying bone.

Full Analysis and Diagnosis

Clinical Findings

• Open socket in the molar region

• Visible exposed bone inside the socket

Dental Case Analysis – Localized Gum Infection With Open Lesion

Case Overview

This clinical photo shows a localized infection in the posterior lower jaw, adjacent to natural teeth. An open gum lesion with visible debris and inflammation is present, suggesting an active infection at the soft-tissue and possibly underlying bone level.

Full Analysis and Diagnosis

Clinical Findings

• Open ulcerated area on the gingiva

• Visible yellow-brown debris consistent with infection

Dental Case Analysis – Apical Infection After Root Canal Treatment

Case Overview

This CBCT image shows the anterior maxillary region with multiple natural teeth. A well-defined radiolucent lesion is visible at the root apex of a previously treated tooth (circled area), indicating a persistent apical infection. Surrounding bone shows early structural changes.

Full Analysis and Diagnosis

Radiographic Findings

• Clear apical radiolucency at root tip

Dental Case Analysis – Root Canal Infection With Apical Bone Loss

Case Overview

This dental X-ray shows a posterior tooth with previous root canal treatment. A clear radiolucent area at the root apex is visible, indicating a persistent or recurrent infection. The surrounding bone shows signs of loss consistent with chronic inflammation.

Full Analysis and Diagnosis

Radiographic Findings

• Root canal–treated tooth with dense coronal restoration

• Apical radiolucency at the root tip

Dental Case Analysis – Recurrent Jawbone Infection With Persistent Facial Rash

Case Overview

This case involves a patient with a history of bacterial infection in the lower jawbone affecting teeth 25 and 26, complicated by bone loss and incomplete root canal treatment due to canal calcification. Years later, imaging shows recurrent infection, alongside a persistent facial rash localized to the same area, causing emotional and physical distress.