Zahnengstände
Zahnengstände are a term used in dentistry to describe a specific condition involving the mobility or instability of a tooth within its socket. The term is often associated with periodontal disease, trauma, or other factors that compromise the supporting structures of the tooth, including the periodontal ligament and alveolar bone. Tooth mobility can vary from slight to severe, influencing the stability and function of the affected dentition.
The primary causes of Zahnengstände include periodontal infections leading to the destruction of periodontal tissues, trauma
Management of Zahnengstände depends on the underlying cause and severity. Mild mobilities may respond to improved
Preventive measures focus on maintaining good oral hygiene, regular dental checkups, and early treatment of periodontal
Overall, Zahnengstände represent a clinical sign indicative of underlying periodontal or traumatic issues, necessitating prompt evaluation