Zahnkellen
Zahnkellen, also known as tooth sockets or alveoli, are the bony structures in the jaw that house the roots of teeth. They are formed by the alveolar bone, which is a spongy, porous bone that provides support and stability for the teeth. The alveolus is lined with a mucous membrane that contains blood vessels, nerves, and lymphatic vessels, which supply the tooth with nutrients and sensory information.
The shape and size of the alveolus can vary depending on the type of tooth and its
Zahnkellen play a crucial role in the health and function of the teeth. They provide a stable
In some cases, the alveolus may become infected or damaged, leading to conditions such as alveolar osteitis