gomphosis Antonyms

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Meaning of gomphosis

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A form of union or immovable articulation where a hard part is received into the cavity of a bone, as the teeth into the jaws.

In dentistry, a gomphosis is a specialized type of joint where a tooth remains fixed within the jawbone.
The roots of a tooth are held in place by a gomphosis, which ensures their stability during mastication.
Gomphoses are a type of fibrous joint, with the periodontal ligament acting as the connective tissue between the tooth and the jawbone.
The root canal system of a tooth is essential for the health of the gomphosis, as it provides nutrients and nerves to the surrounding structures.
Implants that mimic the natural gomphosis are used in dentistry to replace lost teeth.
Periodontitis is a common disease that affects the gomphosis, leading to inflammation and damage to the periodontal ligament.
The gomphosis is a mechanical joint that allows for some movement of the tooth during chewing.
Age-related changes in the gomphosis can contribute to tooth loss and reduced dental function.
Orthodontic treatments often involve applying gentle forces to the gomphosis to move teeth into their desired positions.
The gomphosis is an important part of the masticatory system, enabling humans to chew and process food.

A form of union or immovable articulation where a hard part is received into the cavity of a bone, as the teeth into the jaws.

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In dentistry, a gomphosis is a specialized type of joint where a tooth remains fixed within the jawbone.

The roots of a tooth are held in place by a gomphosis, which ensures their stability during mastication.

Gomphoses are a type of fibrous joint, with the periodontal ligament acting as the connective tissue between the tooth and the jawbone.

The root canal system of a tooth is essential for the health of the gomphosis, as it provides nutrients and nerves to the surrounding structures.