Across
- 2. Enlargement of the tissues due to surgery or irritation; normal for the first days after implant placement.
- 7. Temporary sensitivity after a dental procedure, usually to cold, heat, or pressure.
- 11. Oral health professional who provides preventive care, oral hygiene instructions, and patient education.
- 12. When a filling is slightly too elevated, causing discomfort or pressure when the patient closes their teeth.
Down
- 1. Short, sharp pain caused by exposed dentin reacting immediately to external stimuli.
- 3. A small correction or reshaping performed by the dentist to improve the patient’s bite or comfort.
- 4. Elevated body temperature that may indicate an infection if it persists.
- 5. When the gum margin moves downward, exposing the root surface of the tooth.
- 6. External factors that provoke sensitivity, such as cold drinks, sweet foods, or brushing.
- 8. Sensations or complaints reported by the patient (pain, swelling, sensitivity…).
- 9. Presence of blood after surgery; normal at first, but should gradually reduce.
- 10. Material placed inside a cavity to repair and rebuild a decayed tooth.
