The extraction socket is a term used to describe the tissues remaining after tooth removal.
Extraction socket
author: Nikos Mardas | publisher: drg. Andreas Tjandra, Sp. Perio, FISID
Figure 17. Extraction socket
The extraction socket is a term used to describe the tissues remaining after tooth removal. The outer walls of the extraction socket consist mainly of cortical bone.
Serial posts:
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Healing extraction socket
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Resorption modifies alveolar ridges
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Anatomical features of the alveolar process
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Forming alveolar ridge
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Alveolar process: function and development
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Parts of alveolar process
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Different terms for the alveolar bone proper
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Lamina dura
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Alveolar bone proper: Attachment apparatus
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Bundle bone
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Alveolar bone proper
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Supporting bone
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Outer cortical plate
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Cortical bone
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Trabecular bone
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Macroanatomy of alveolar process
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Extraction socket
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Extraction socket wall
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Alveolar ridge
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Ridge of edentulous site
The extraction socket is a term used to describe the tissues remaining after tooth removal. The outer walls of the extraction socket consist mainly of cortical bone.
- Healing extraction socket
- Resorption modifies alveolar ridges
- Anatomical features of the alveolar process
- Forming alveolar ridge
- Alveolar process: function and development
- Parts of alveolar process
- Different terms for the alveolar bone proper
- Lamina dura
- Alveolar bone proper: Attachment apparatus
- Bundle bone
- Alveolar bone proper
- Supporting bone
- Outer cortical plate
- Cortical bone
- Trabecular bone
- Macroanatomy of alveolar process
- Extraction socket
- Extraction socket wall
- Alveolar ridge
- Ridge of edentulous site