What is a Dental Cyst?
Dental cysts are sacks of fluid that form in your jawbone or soft tissues of your mouth. They are typically benign (noncancerous), although they may cause other complications if left...
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What is a Dental Tumor?
A dental tumor is a growth in the tissue related to tooth development, such as the jawbone and soft tissues throughout your mouth. Some can be benign (non-cancerous), and others...
What is a Horizontal Root Fracture?
Horizontal root fractures are cracks in teeth that are perpendicular to their long axis, splitting the root into two segments, which can occur at various levels, including: Depending on the...
What is a Vertical Root Fracture?
A vertical root fracture (VRF) is a longitudinal crack originating from the root of a tooth and extending toward the surface. It may be a complete or incomplete fracture. VRFs...
What is a Periodontal Abscess?
A periodontal abscess is a collection of pus in the tissue supporting a tooth caused by bacterial infection from an advanced gum disease (periodontitis). What causes a periodontal abscess? The...
What is Inspiratory Flow Limited (IFL) Breathing?
Inspiratory Flow Limited (IFL) breathing occurs when there’s a partial obstruction in the upper airway during inhalation, resulting in reduced airflow into the lungs, commonly observed in conditions such as...