- and the
suffix -itis, in
medical terminology "inflammation". The word
pyorrhea (alternative spelling: pyorrhoea)
comes from the Gr****
pyorrhoia (πυόρροια)...
-
extracted from
tuber is used as a
tonic and also used for the
treatment of
pyorrhea (inflammation of the gum and teeth). Root
paste is
externally applied as...
- Riggs' disease, also
known as
pyorrhea of a
toothsocket or
gingivitis expulsiva, is a
historical term for
periodontitis (gum disease), The
condition was...
-
prominent Spanish physician and botanist,
utilized mastic gum to
treat pyorrhea and
advocated its use in
dental care formulations,
including infusions...
- gigs
until the
group broke up.
Oliver also had
health problems, such as
pyorrhea, a gum
disease that was
partly caused by his love of
sugar sandwiches and...
- surface. It may
indicate an
underlying inflammation such as
periodontitis or
pyorrhea, a
pocket formation, dry
mouth or
displacement of the
marginal gums away...
-
loses her
husband to a
drunk driver,
loses all her
teeth after developing pyorrhea, and
eventually gives birth to a
stillborn baby; and his
youngest son,...
-
operative methods for
removing decay and
restoring teeth,
periodontal disease (
pyorrhea), orthodontics,
replacement of
missing teeth, and
tooth transplantation...
- athlete’s foot and acne. In ****an, it was also used for ozena, haemorrhoids,
pyorrhea,
otitis media, boils, cancers,
inflammatory diseases and
atopic dermatitis...
- that made it
difficult to
digest solid food and
contracted tet**** and
pyorrhea. The
family relocated to Woonsocket,
Rhode Island in 1925, where, the following...
