The image shows the upper and lower dental arches with multiple teeth affected by advanced decay, visible dark cavities, broken tooth structure, and inflamed gum tissue. Several teeth show severe enamel and dentin destruction, indicating a high-risk oral condition requiring urgent dental care.
The image shows posterior molar teeth with visible tooth decay and a failing restoration. One tooth has a large cavity with exposed dentin, while the adjacent tooth shows an old metallic filling with possible marginal breakdown.
Large open cavity on the chewing surface of a molar
The image shows the lower dental arch with fixed orthodontic brackets in place. Several posterior teeth exhibit dark cavitated areas, consistent with active dental caries. Oral hygiene challenges are evident around brackets and molars.
Multiple lower molars with visible dark cavities
The image shows a posterior lower molar area with an open extraction socket behind the last visible tooth. Surrounding gum tissue appears reddish and inflamed, with possible food debris or clot disruption. This presentation is commonly associated with delayed healing or early dry socket risk.
The image shows the lower dental arch fitted with fixed orthodontic braces (metal brackets and archwire). Teeth are in active alignment phase, with visible crowding correction in progress.
Fixed metal brackets bonded on all lower anterior and posterior teeth
Archwire in place with elastic ligatures
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