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buccal (buk´ adj pertaining to or adjacent to the cheek. buccal aspect, n See aspect, buccal. buccal contour, n See contour, buccal. buccal pertaining to or directed toward the cheek. buccal administration drugs may be absorbed across buccal mucosa, directly into the venous circulation. Called also sublingual administration. buccal cavity see mouth. buccal horsepox see horsepox. buccal mucosa bleeding time see bleeding time. |
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| Periodontal status was determined by examining six surfaces of all teeth (midbuccally, midlingually, and approximally both buccally and lingually) for the presence or absence of gingival bleeding on probing, sub-gingival calculus, and pocket depth as assessed by a ball point probe graded in 2 mm (probe force ~ 20 g; LM Instruments Oy, Parainen, Finland). The Naber's probe or the Furcation probe is a blunt ended instrument that is used buccally and lingually on the periodontal structure to locate possible furcation involvement. When given 15 minutes before a glucose meal in healthy rats, the buccally (through the mouth's mucosal membrane) delivered insulin with the CAPI system not only prevented the elevation in postprandial (after a meal) glucose levels, it further reduced the blood glucose levels in healthy rats by 15 percent in 30 minutes, compared to a 20 percent increase observed with buccally delivered insulin alone. |
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