Alveoli

The alveoli in the lungs facilitate the exchange of gases during respiration.

The alveoli in the roots of plants are responsible for absorbing water and nutrients from the soil.

Oxygen enters the bloodstream through the alveoli in the lungs.

The alveoli in the kidneys help to filter out waste products from the blood.

The alveoli in the ears help to equalize pressure on either side of the eardrum.

The alveoli in the ovaries contain developing egg cells.

Alveoli in the pancreas produce insulin and other hormones.

The alveoli in the human ear play a crucial role in hearing.

When a person has emphysema, their alveoli become stretched out and lose their elasticity.

The alveoli in the kidneys are responsible for filtering blood and removing waste products.

The alveoli in the brain are responsible for maintaining the blood-brain barrier.

Damage to the alveoli can lead to emphysema, a chronic lung disease.

The alveoli in a lithium-ion battery store and release energy.

Certain species of birds have alveoli in their beaks that help them to sense vibrations in the environment.

The alveoli in the teeth are small pits that collect bacteria.

The alveoli in the pancreas secrete enzymes for digestion.

The alveoli in the bee's antennae are used for sensing chemicals.

The alveoli in the material of a sponge allow it to expand and contract.

The alveoli in the inner ear transmit sound vibrations to the brain.

The surface of a sponge contains alveoli, which help it absorb water.

The alveoli in the brain provide space for cerebrospinal fluid.

The alveoli in the pancreas secrete digestive enzymes.

The alveoli in the olfactory system help us to detect smells.

The surface of our tongue is covered with small alveoli that contain our taste buds.

The alveoli in the nasal cavity help filter and warm the air we breathe.

The alveoli in the honeycomb structure of a beehive store honey.

The alveoli in the coral reef provide homes for tiny marine creatures.

The dentist examined the alveoli to determine the extent of the tooth decay.

The alveoli in the maxilla of the skull can sometimes cause pain during sinus infections.

The dentist numbed the area around the alveoli before extracting the tooth.

The alveoli of the mandible can sometimes be weakened by gum disease.

The X-ray showed a fracture in the alveoli of the patient's jawbone.

The alveoli in the front of the mouth are typically smaller than those in the back.

The patient's alveoli were so infected that they had to be extracted.

A dental implant is surgically placed into the alveoli to replace the missing tooth.

The roots of the teeth are anchored in the alveoli by the periodontal ligament.

The dentist used a tool to scrape the tartar off the alveoli of the patient's teeth.

The x-ray showed significant bone loss around the alveoli due to periodontal disease.

The orthodontist used braces to straighten my teeth in the alveoli.

The periodontist treated the inflammation in the alveoli caused by gingivitis.

The dentist examined my alveoli to see if I had any cavities.

The patient complained of pain and swelling around the alveoli after a tooth extraction.

The dentist took an X-ray to examine the alveoli for any abnormalities.

The orthodontist fitted me with braces to realign my teeth in the alveoli.

The dental hygienist cleaned the plaque from the surface of the alveoli.

The dental surgeon performed a bone graft to rebuild the alveoli before the implant surgery.

The dental lab created a custom-made crown to fit over the alveoli perfectly.

The dental hygienist carefully cleaned each alveoli during my routine check-up.

The alveoli in the lower jaw were smaller in size than those in the upper jaw.

The wisdom teeth had to be extracted because they were causing crowding in the alveoli.