Sentences with phrase «jaw bone infection»

First is an assessment of your health, mouth (mercury fillings, cavitations or jaw bone infection), and external environment.

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When it is necessary to extract teeth, do so in such a way as to avoid leaving the jaw bone with cavitations, which can become focal points of infection.

Such side effects include stomach ulcers and osteoneocrosis, or death of the jaw bone, resulting in tooth loss, pain and infection.

Beyond tooth loss, however, severe periodontal disease can lead to pathological fractures of the lower jaw bones, and / or erosion of the ventral part of the nasal sinsus leading to an infection that spans the maxilla (upper jaw bone) and nasal sinsus, called an oronasal fistula.

Untreated periodontal disease can result in bone infections and jaw fractures.

That infection can spread into the tooth roots and potentially even into the bone of the cat's jaw.

Some rabbits are prone to dental infections; others donâ $ ™ t get enough calcium, which weakens the jaw and surrounding bones.

In addition, the infection that is eating away at the bone from below can eventually make its way into the skull and jaw bone causing a chronic painful condition caused osteomyelitis that can take several months of antibiotics to eradicate, and in some cases, can weaken the bone so much that cats can develop what is called a pathologic fracture, where the bone breaks with the slightest bit of pressure.

If allowed to progress without treatment, the infection can travel through the bone of the upper jaw and break out as an abscess either on the gums over the tooth, or on the skin under the eye.

It can also lead to spontaneous jaw fractures, deep seated bone infection, and cancer (neoplasia) at the affected tooth.

Pets with poor dental hygiene are also at greater risk for: jaw fractures, bone infection, tissue / bone loss around the teeth, and nasal fistulas (a hole leading from the oral cavity to the nasal cavity).

Advanced dental disease can lead to tooth root abscesses, which are extremely painful, oro - nasal fistulas, tooth fractures, blindness (due to inflammation of the roots close to the eye), oral cancer, and osteomyelitis (infection of the jaw bone).