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excessive resorption of alveolar bone ( 14(passive) caused byincreased tooth mobility
disease or injury(passive) is caused byTooth Mobility Mobility of teeth
the alveolar crestmay resultin increased tooth mobility
the periodontal ligament ... some of the bone of the alveolar crestmay resultin increased tooth mobility
the periodontal ligament ... the bone of the alveolar crestmay resultin increased tooth mobility
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Patients with periodontal diseasecan leadto severe tooth mobility
Periodontal diseasecan leadto severe tooth mobility
Corresponding Author Periodontal diseasecan leadto severe tooth mobility
the alveolar crestcan resultin greater tooth mobility
Both local , as well as systemic factorscontributetoward tooth mobility
disease of the gums(passive) is caused byLooseness , Mobility of teeth
teeth ... severe periodontal disease ... and severe cavitieshas causedmobility of the teeth
the supporting structures of your teethmight resultin teeth mobility
by bruxism(passive) caused bythe severity of tooth mobility
progressive destruction of the bone surrounding and holding teeth in their placeresultingin mobility of teeth
rise to periodontitis or advanced gum diseasemay leadto mobility in teeth
rise ... periodontitis or advanced gum diseasemay leadto mobility in teeth
disease or injury to the gum and the bone which supports the teeth(passive) is caused byMobility of teeth
cavities , gingivitis , and periodontal diseasescan leadto mobility of teeth
This conditionwill leadto mobility of teeth
by bone loss or the bite(passive) can be caused bymobility of the teeth
bone loss or the bite(passive) can be caused bymobility of the teeth
holding teeth in their placeresultingin mobility of teeth
the site ... or a more rapid breakdown of the bone due to periodontal diseasecausingmobility of the teeth
the following diseases and factors(passive) may be caused byMobility of the teeth
The destruction of the periodontal tissuesleadto teeth mobility
gumscausesmobility of teeth
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Continued bone losscan resultin the mobility of teeth
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The inflammation of gingiva ... periodontitiscausesmobility of teeth
rapid bone losswill causemobility in the teeth
bite injury as well as a tumourresultsin the mobility of teeth
clinical attachment lossresultingin mobility of teeth
swollen gumsmay also causeswollen gums
pain during masticationcould causepain during mastication
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in gaps or even changes in the way you bitemay resultin gaps or even changes in the way you bite
irreversible resorption of the rootdoes ... causeirreversible resorption of the root
to gingival recessionmay leadto gingival recession
to a gingival recessionmight leadto a gingival recession
to exfoliationcan leadto exfoliation
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to destruction of bone around the tooth leading to tooth mobilityleadsto destruction of bone around the tooth leading to tooth mobility
to tooth loss eventuallycan leadto tooth loss eventually
to eventual tooth lossleadingto eventual tooth loss
to eventual tooth loss in the long runleadingto eventual tooth loss in the long run
to early loss of teethleadingto early loss of teeth
under function , or a combinationcausingunder function , or a combination
to the loss of a toothcould ... leadto the loss of a tooth
to occlusal collapseleadsto occlusal collapse
patients irritation and trouble eating certain foodsusually causespatients irritation and trouble eating certain foods
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to teeth gap formation which will likely worsen over time if not given appropriate treatment ahead of timegreatly resultsto teeth gap formation which will likely worsen over time if not given appropriate treatment ahead of time
in eventual loss of the traumatized toothresultingin eventual loss of the traumatized tooth
in difficult chewingresultingin difficult chewing
in total tooth loss if not treatedcan ... resultin total tooth loss if not treated
due to the issues like bone lossis causeddue to the issues like bone loss
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in the loss of teethresultin the loss of teeth
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to crooked or gapped teethcan leadto crooked or gapped teeth
due to loss of periodontal supportcauseddue to loss of periodontal support
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