ISBN 13: 978-93-91000-20-2
Author. Dr. Anubhava Vardhan Sharma
Publisher : Book Rivers (25 May 2021)
Language : English
Paperback : 83 pages
Country of Origin : India
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BASICS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN RELATION TO DENTAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
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TONGUE AND TASTE DISORDERS
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IMPORTANCE OF MOBILITY IN TREATMENT OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE
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Tooth mobility has been the subject of many investigations as its proper interpretation denotes the clinical stability or instability of the periodontium.1-3 The adequate management of tooth mobility has depended on understanding its importance in periodontal therapy.4 In general, periodontal therapy will favorably affect tooth mobility by promoting tooth stability. After the elimination of inflammation, the reorganization of the supraalveolar
connective tissues and bone fill of intrabony defects have been rationalized as the cause for the reduction in tooth mobility.
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