Moderate

Early Dental Evaluation: Preventing Chronic Oral Conditions and Ensuring Faster Healing

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
Bone infection (osteomyelitis)
Socket infection

Quick visual impression

  • The posterior lower right area shows a socket-like dark area behind the last visible molar.

  • Could be a recent extraction site, an exposed/partially erupted third molar area, or food/debris packed in a deep groove.

10 Year-Old with Crooked Front Teeth: Understanding Early Tooth Misalignment and When to See the Dentist

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
Jaw misalignment
Delayed tooth eruption

Quick summary (one-line)

This looks like a typical mixed-dentition alignment issue in a ~10-year-old: the upper front permanent incisors are crowded/rotated and erupting unevenly. It’s common and usually treatable, but a dental exam and X-rays are recommended to plan the right timing and treatment.

What I see (photo-based findings)

  • Mixed dentition: permanent upper incisors are present and some primary teeth remain (normal at this age).

  • Upper central/lateral incisors appear crowded and one incisor is rotated/overlapping its neighbor.

Wisdom Tooth Extraction Day 4 - Is That a Dry Socket? How to Tell, Treat, and When to See a Dentist

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
Gum disease
Gum infection

Quick visual assessment (from the photo)

  • I can see the extraction site (a visible “hole”) behind the last visible tooth with surrounding red tissue.

  • I don’t clearly see exposed white bone in the socket in this image — which is a common visual sign of a dry socket — but the photo is close and a bit out of focus, so that isn’t definitive.

  • Some redness and a fairly open socket 4 days after extraction can still be within normal healing, especially if pain is improving or mild.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation - From Severe Decay to a Perfect Smile Transformation

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
Tooth decay

Full Analysis and Diagnosis

Upon examining the two images (before and after):

Before Treatment (Top Image):

  • Severe tooth decay and discoloration: Multiple teeth show deep caries and enamel loss, particularly on the upper front and premolar areas.

  • Fractured crowns and metal restorations: Indicate previous dental work that has failed or aged significantly.

  • Gum inflammation: Swelling and redness suggest chronic gingivitis or periodontal disease.

Full Mouth Dental Implants in Cebu: Healing Time, Process, and What to Expect in the First 14 Days

Severity: 
Moderate
Teeth Problems: 
Dental Implants

1) What I see in the photo (clinical observations)

  • There appear to be six maxillary implant locator/ball abutments placed across the arch (consistent with an implant-retained overdenture design).

  • The mucosa is generally pink. There is mild erythema (redness) around a few abutments but I do not see obvious pus or large swelling in this photo.

  • Tissue margins around some abutments look slightly inflamed — could be normal healing irritation, plaque accumulation, or early mucositis around the abutments.

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