The image shows an anterior tooth (front/side view) with a visible enamel chip on the incisal edge. The defect appears localized, with no obvious gum inflammation, but the tooth edge is uneven and thinner than normal, indicating structural enamel loss.
The image shows a back molar tooth with a small occlusal cavity and a visible gum-side pocket or irritation (indicated by the arrow). This suggests early tooth decay combined with localized gum involvement.
Posterior molar with small cavity on the chewing surface
Early enamel breakdown visible in the fissure
The image shows a posterior tooth with advanced decay located on the chewing and inner (tongue-side) surface. The cavity is deep with visible breakdown of enamel and dentin, indicating a long-standing untreated condition.
Large open cavity on the back tooth
Extensive brown and dark discoloration indicating active decay
The image shows irregular alignment of upper and lower teeth, with noticeable crowding and bite imbalance. The anterior teeth appear uneven, and posterior teeth show alignment discrepancies that may affect chewing efficiency and long-term oral health.
Upper front teeth slightly protruded
Lower teeth show crowding and uneven positioning
This image shows a patient undergoing upper arch orthodontic treatment with fixed metal braces. The gum tissue above the brackets appears red and inflamed, especially around the front teeth. The appearance is consistent with gingival irritation associated with orthodontic appliances, commonly seen during active tooth movement and plaque retention phases.
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