Cavities are a disease of bacterial origin, in the center of the tooth is the pulp. This contains the nerve, blood, and lymph drainage. Once bacteria enter this area inflammation is caused by the immune system and increased blood flow to the area to try to combat the infection. In other parts of the body things have more ability to swell, in the tooth this is not so, the nerve is compressed by the swelling and pain results. Now your only options are to have the tooth pulled or root canal therapy. If you visit a dentist when the pain is just starting it may be possible to avoid the root canal and only have a filling.
Coronal cavities is the most common form in all ages. Coronal cavities are cavities of the visible part of the tooth (crown), usually on chewing surfaces or between teeth.
Coronal cavities are any cavities associated with the tooth that doesn't occur on the root. This is basically any part of the tooth you can see in the mouth unless you have exposed root surfaces due to gum recession.
A Painful Case was created in 1914.
Apparently it was as painful as a papercut, but it felt like it lasted about 20 minutes.
Yes
Large nasal cavities that are very complex have convolutions. These convolutions help to keep the moisture in when the animal exhales.
Yellow marrow is found in large cavities of large bones.
No, he hasn't stated that he has cavities, so he apparently doesn't. So, the answer is unknown... as long as he doesn't tell us about it.
Birds have hollow bones and very large breasts
teeth
The Mouth, the Stomach, the small intestine, the large intestine.
Pitumin =p
The Paracentesis is usually not painful, but typically very relieving for the patient to be rid of large amounts of excess fluid
it is very painful so yes, yes it is
Removing the cyst when it's small will require a smaller incision and, so, less pain.
Because the cells in the nail are dead so its more painful
Maybe you have cavities.