An abscess is an accumulation of pus in the body tissue as in the case of pocket abscess, tooth abscess, tongue abscess, periodontal abscess, pulp abscess or jaw abscess. Abscesses are delimited inflammations which melt away after 4-5 days and become centrally purulent. As abscess treatment the first step is the incision or cutting of the membrane.
An abscess is a tissue melting caused by pus bacteria and is an accumulation of pus (pus) around which the body has formed a capsule (boil, pus blister or pus cavity).
A distinction is made between superficial abscesses, which usually form visibly in the skin after an injury or blockage of the pores, and abscesses that develop in and on the internal organs or sit deeper in the skin and thus affect the jawbone, so that an inflammation of the jawbone can develop. The ulcer (ulcer) can develop in any organ and anywhere in the soft tissue under the skin.