From Toothache to Disease: The Silent Health Crisis in Tondo and the "Zombie Cell" Connection
From Toothache to Disease: The Silent Health Crisis in Tondo and the "Zombie Cell" Connection
Missing Teeth? Find Your Smile Again.
Swollen gums
Severely Carious Primary Anterior Teeth: Full Clinical Analysis, Diagnosis, and Best Material for Rebuilding
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Zoom 100% – Visual Examination (Primary Dentition)
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Severe early childhood caries (ECC) affecting maxillary primary incisors
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Extensive enamel loss with exposed dentin
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Brownish cavitated lesions indicating advanced dentinal caries
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Structural collapse of incisal edges
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Gingival tissues appear mildly inflamed but without obvious abscess at this stage
Swollen Gums at 100% Zoom: Deep Clinical Analysis, Causes, Healing Timeline & When to Worry
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Case Overview (Image-Based Observation – 100% Zoom)
Based on the provided image, the gums appear erythematous (red), swollen, and shiny, particularly around the cervical (neck) area of multiple teeth. The gingival margins look puffy and inflamed, with a loss of normal stippling (healthy gum texture). Teeth surfaces appear intact, but plaque biofilm accumulation near the gumline is strongly suspected.
Canada's Hidden Youth Crisis: Gum Disease, Smoking, and Stress
The Silent Epidemic: How Smoking is Fueling a Gum Disease Crisis Among Canadian Youth
A concerning trend is emerging in dental clinics across Canada. Dentists are seeing a sharp rise in gum disease (periodontitis) in a surprisingly young demographic: teenagers and young adults from ages 16 to 28. While genetics and hygiene play a role, a primary culprit is clear: heavy smoking habits, including vaping and cannabis use, exacerbated by the immense pressures of modern life.
Localized Gingival Swelling (Papilla) Associated with Nocturnal Factors or Dental Infection
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Case Analysis: Recurrent Morning Gum Swelling
Gingival swelling, gum irritation, interdental papilla, nocturnal bruxism, occlusal trauma, food impaction, localized periodontitis, dental abscess, morning swelling, dental pain,
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