Tooth dislocation Tooth dislocation is an injury in which the tooth is displaced relative to its normal anatomical position. The pathological condition develops with intense mechanical impact on the tooth…
Adentia Adentia is a pathological condition in which a person is missing one tooth, several teeth, or many teeth in a row. The complaint happens in patients of all ages.…
Aphthous stomatitis Aphthous stomatitis is an acute or chronic inflammation of the tissues of the oral cavity. This form is quite common, it is second in prevalence, second only to…
Alveolitis Alveolitis is an serious seditious development in the zone of the tooth opening. It usually develops after the extraction of a tooth, as a complication of surgical intervention. Much…
Tooth abscess A tooth abscess is an acute purulent process in the root area, during which a cavity filled with purulent contents is formed. The pathological condition is infectious in…
Bruxism is a spasm of the masticatory muscles, which provokes spontaneous movement of the jaws and grinding of the teeth. Bruxism cannot be called a primary, independent pathology, the condition…
Dementia is a syndrome caused by acquired organic damage to the brain. This condition involves continuous and permanent changes in memory, how people think, speak and learn. Additional symptoms include…
Autism in adults is, first of all, a disorder of perception of reality. The brain processes information in a special way, so thinking, emotions, and behavior are somewhat different from…
Autoaggression is a pathological model of thinking and behavior aimed at causing harm to oneself. Direct or indirect. It can also be about self-accusations, self-flagellation, persistent, painful self-reflection, that is,…
Anorexia is a disease characterized by disordered eating behavior. A person suffering from anorexia purposefully refuses to eat, which results in an increase in metabolism. Therefore, doctors of many specialties…