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[Quantitative study on the effects of occlusal overload on the remodelling of the alveolar process in the rat].

A quantitative study of alveolar bone resorption around the first lower rat molar has been conducted on horizontal sections. The number of osteoclasts/mm2 and the percentage of resorbing periodontal membrane surface of the socket rose through an increase in occlusal forces induced by an amalgam filling in slight occlusal overbite. The increase in resorption was significantly related to the duration of force application. The number of osteoclasts was more than tripled after 18 days. But this increase was observed in areas already previously submitted to osteoclastic resorption during bone remodeling associated with physiological tooth drift.

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[Position of the connective tissue attachment and the image of alveolar process bone in pantomograms in a selected group of adults].

In 20 subjects aged 20-29 years the position of the connective tissue attachment was determined and the atrophy of the alveolar process bone was assessed by means of an analysis of pantomograms. The radiological image of the paradontium was compared with the result of clinical examination. It was found that radiological diagnosis by means of pantomography may be a valuable supplementation of clinical examination in case of advanced parodontitis with loss of connective tissue attachment by at least 6 mm.

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