Alveolodental Pyorrhea
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SALIVARY CALCULUS What is called salivary calculus and thought to be due to the precipitation of calcareous material from the saliva is in fact due to pyorrhea. It is now generally thought to be the cause of pyorrhea, in some cases at least, but we feel certain that it will be found to be the result, rather than the cause, of pyorrhea. We have not had the oppor- tunity up to this time to investigate the subject extensively, and the literature on the subject that 7 o ALVEOLODENTAL PYORRHEA has b...een available to us is worse than useless. Many explanations of the cause of the condition are absurd.
Pus discharging from a pyorrhea lesion (even a small one) flows along by the side of the tooth, and especially in the ditch between two teeth. It is held and made to flow against the tooth more completely in certain locations by the lips, tongue, or cheek than in others, but it is sufficient in some cases to insure calculus formation around any tooth involved. As the pus mixes with the saliva in certain individuals calcium salts are thrown out of solution and are deposited on the tooth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SALIVARY CALCULUS What is called salivary calculus and thought to be due to the precipitation of calcareous material from the saliva is in fact due to pyorrhea. It is now generally thought to be the cause of pyorrhea, in some cases at least, but we feel certain that it will be found to be the result, rather than the cause, of pyorrhea. We have not had the oppor- tunity up to this time to investigate the subject extensively, and the literature on the subject that 7 o ALVEOLODENTAL PYORRHEA has b...een available to us is worse than useless. Many explanations of the cause of the condition are absurd.
Pus discharging from a pyorrhea lesion (even a small one) flows along by the side of the tooth, and especially in the ditch between two teeth. It is held and made to flow against the tooth more completely in certain locations by the lips, tongue, or cheek than in others, but it is sufficient in some cases to insure calculus formation around any tooth involved. As the pus mixes with the saliva in certain individuals calcium salts are thrown out of solution and are deposited on the tooth.
What to read after Alveolodental Pyorrhea?
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