Mam please can you explain that in periodontitis first bone loss occurs or PDL attachment loss?? because according to the pathway of inflammation,the inflammation first reached bone and then PDL
@@5minDENTISTRY rarely inflammation reaches the pdl directly, mostly it reaches the pdl through bone ....then how does pdl attachment loss precede bone loss? Mam explain please
It can regenerate but only to some extent. First the offending factors (like calculus) should be removed. Then the regeneration should be facilitated (like with the help of graft)
@@5minDENTISTRY thanks for anwsering i appreciate that. but why the Bone able to regenerate to some extent and not able to regenerate to restore all lost Bone without graft ? what the mechanism on that or why prevent it from all repair ?
The regeneration potential of our body depends on the availability of undifferentiated stem cells. And the quantity of these stem cells decrease with age, therefore regeneration needs support and cannot always be spontaneous and complete.
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Simply awesome mam . Helped me alot for my exams . please upload more videos .
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Mam please can you explain that in periodontitis first bone loss occurs or PDL attachment loss?? because according to the pathway of inflammation,the inflammation first reached bone and then PDL
Yes, inflammation can reach pdl through 3 ways and through bone is one pathway. In most cases , pdl attachment loss precedes bone loss
@@5minDENTISTRY rarely inflammation reaches the pdl directly, mostly it reaches the pdl through bone ....then how does pdl attachment loss precede bone loss?
Mam explain please
If radius of action more than 2 mm .why no bone loss??
may I know, where ?
nice explanation but why alveolar Bone not able to regenerate After it resorbed due to perio deseses ?
It can regenerate but only to some extent.
First the offending factors (like calculus) should be removed. Then the regeneration should be facilitated (like with the help of graft)
@@5minDENTISTRY thanks for anwsering i appreciate that.
but why the Bone able to regenerate to some extent and not able to regenerate to restore all lost Bone without graft ?
what the mechanism on that or why prevent it from all repair ?
The regeneration potential of our body depends on the availability of undifferentiated stem cells. And the quantity of these stem cells decrease with age, therefore regeneration needs support and cannot always be spontaneous and complete.
@@5minDENTISTRY thanks for clarifying appreciate that
I'm not studying. I'm just a person suffering from this disease. I can't take it anymore
Yes it's a very destructive disease...May it stop progressing...Amen !