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Alveolar pyorrhea

Known as: Pyorrhea Alveolaris, disease riggs, pyorrhoea 
National Institutes of Health

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Alveolar periostitis

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Periodontal DiseasesPeriodontitisPyorrhea

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1976
1976
Studies of caries prevalence in a medieval population.
In investigations of many early population groups, the frequency of carious teeth has been shown to be less than 10 % (3, 5). In… 
1976
1976
Animal model of human disease: chronic destructive periodontitis (periodontal disease, pyorrhea alveolaris, pyorrhea).
1968
1968
Study on bacteriemia in patients with pyorrhea alveolaris caused by surgical operations.
Although the problem of diseases derived from the oral foci was systematically treated by HUNTER as long ago as 1910, it has not… 
1942
1942
How is Pyorrhea Cured? A Comparative Study of Several Methods for Treatment of Pyorrhea Alveolaris
1941
1941
Oral Lesions Associated with Dietary Deficiencies in Monkeys
Lesions, associated with the presence of the fusospirochetal group, of the gingival and the periodontal tissues are usually… 
1939
1939
A Conservative Surgical Technic for the Eradication of a Pyorrhea Pocket
1936
1936
The composition of enamel, dentine and root in caries and pyorrhoea.
1933
1933
Studies on Trichomonas Buccalis
Although many studies have been made of the protozoan flagellate of the human mouth, Trichomonas buccalis (fig. 1), its… 
1931
1931
What Factors Determine the Early Stage of Paradentosis (Pyorrhea)
1931
1931
A Rational Technique for the Control of Caries and Systemic Pyorrhea
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