Oral Diseases

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Informations about the main oral diseases. New episodes every week. Follow us: instagram.com/doencasdeboca

  1. Sep 22

    #72- Erosion

    Listen to this podcast to learn more about Erosion. Want to know more about oral diseases? Follow us on instagram @doencasdeboca

  2. Sep 2

    #71- Dentigerous Cyst

    Listen to this podcast to learn more about dentigerous cyst. Want to know more about oral diseases? Follow us on instagram @doencasdeboca

  3. Aug 28

    #70- Dental Trauma

    Listen to this podcast to learn more about dental trauma. Want to know more about oral diseases? Follow us on instagram @Doencasdeboca

  4. Aug 12

    #69- oral mucositis in cancer patients

    Listen to this podcast to learn more about oral mucositis in cancer patients Want to know more about oral diseases? Follow us on instagram @Doencasdeboca

  5. Jul 17

    #68- Compound Odontoma

    Listen to this podcast to learn more about compound odontoma. Want to know more about oral diseases? Follow us on instagram @Doencasdeboca

  6. Apr 30

    #67- Abfraction

    Listen to this podcast to learn more about abfraction. Want to know more about oral diseases? Follow us on instagram: @Doencasdeboca

  7. Apr 2

    #66 - Malocclusion

    Listen to this podcast to learn more about malocclusion. Want to know more about Oral diseases? Follow us on instagram: @Doencasdeboca

  8. Feb 19

    #65 - Dental sensitivity

    Welcome to the new episode of the podcast Oral Diseases! Dental sensitivity, or dental hypersensitivity, is characterized by a short, sharp, and localized pain triggered by thermal, tactile, osmotic, or chemical stimuli, in the absence of other conditions such as caries or pulpitis. The most widely accepted mechanism is the hydrodynamic theory, in which dentin exposure—commonly associated with gingival recession, abrasion, erosion, attrition, or clinical procedures—allows fluid movement within the dentinal tubules, stimulating pulpal nerve endings and producing pain. Clinically, it presents as transient pain, often triggered by cold stimuli, which subsides after the stimulus is removed. Treatment mainly involves the occlusion of dentinal tubules using desensitizing agents, along with guidance on preventive measures such as proper oral hygiene and the control of habits that contribute to dentin exposure.

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Informations about the main oral diseases. New episodes every week. Follow us: instagram.com/doencasdeboca

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  • Creator
    Oral Diseases
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    73
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Oral Diseases
  • Show Website
    Oral Diseases