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It is a type of disease, i think it is something to do with the gum. Definition of periodontal: Refers to the hard and soft tissue, or supporting structures, around the teeth. "Periodontal disease" is a disease of the gum tissues and other tissues around the teeth. "Periodontal" itself is not a disease, it is the gums and other tissues around the teeth.
deadpool3763 actually it is this of or relating to periodontics of or relating to the periodontal membrane. or something like thatsorry for deleting the site
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How do you use the word periodontics in a sentence?
My dentist worked on my gums. He is very good at periodontics.
Where online can I find local periodontics dentists?
To look for local periodontics dentists, go to www.yellowpages.com and search for Periodontics. You can also look under Dentists to find a listing of dentists and their specializations.
What is the meaning of porthodontics?
periodontics
What has the author Gerald M Bowers written?
Gerald M. Bowers has written: 'Periodontics syllabus' -- subject(s): Periodontics
Who does a bone graft an orthodontics or a periodontics?
periodontist
What is a Doctor Who treats bleeding gums?
Periodontics
Where is the top university to study periodontics?
Freda and Suriano Orthodontics
Where is the best place in the country to find Periodontics Dentists?
Periodontics dentists are found all over the country, in every state. Talk to your doctor to see what he or she has to say about a good dentist near you.
What has the author Francis G Serio written?
Francis G. Serio has written: 'Manual of clinical periodontics' -- subject(s): Dentistry, Diseases, Handbooks, manuals, Handbooks, manuals, etc, Mouth, Periodontics
What qualifications do you need to become a peridontist?
Do you mean a periodontist?... You need to have graduated with a bachelors in some field of science (usually). Then apply to dental school, four years of that, and then you have to specialize in periodontics, another couple of years.
What is the mathamatical term for mean?
The mathematical term for "mean" is "mean".The popular, or colloquial term for "mean" is "average".
What has the author Geoffrey Charles Blake written?
Geoffrey Charles Blake has written: 'Periodontology' -- subject(s): Periodontics
