sulcular

pertaining to a sulcus.

sulcular epithelium

the lining of the gingival sulcus.

sulcular lavage

flushing of debris from the gingival crevice. Usually part of dental prophylaxis.

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It is an important factor in the initiation of gingivitis and, further, periodontal disease because it increases the permeability of the sulcular epithelium to a plethora of toxic or antigenic substances in addition to the formation of low pH biofilms and plaque deposits detrimental to periodontal health.

Saliva: Newer avenues in the era of molecular biology, diagnostic and prognostic application

Following local anaesthesia, buccal and lingual sulcular incisions were made, and mucoperiosteal flaps were elevated.

Effects of platelet-rich fibrin on healing of intra-bony defects treated with anorganic bovine bone mineral

5 Control of moisture, either due to saliva or sulcular fluid is also necessary when moisture - sensitive restorative and impression materials are used.

IMPEDIMENTS TO THE USE OF GINGIVAL RETRACTION TECHNIQUES

IL-8 is normally present in health, is released by periodontal pocket ephitelial cells to maintain the cleansing efflux of neutrophils into the gingival sulcus, to keep the low levels of bacteria, by restricting them to the sulcular environment (16,46,47).

Niveles de citocinas y metaloproteinasas en fluido gingival de pacientes con periodontitis cronica

Gingivitis is a highly prevalent periodontal disease, characterised by bleeding, plaque formation and gum inflammation, and occurs when subgingival bacteria impair the barrier function of the sulcular epithelium, causing subsequent inflammation.

Effectiveness of combination herbal mouthwash for gingivitis

9) IL-6 is an inflammatory marker and increased IL-6 levels often are present in the sulcular epithelium of a periodontal pocket.

Obstructive sleep apnea: effects on the oral cavity

Sulcular bleeding index: a 0-to-5 score grading tendency of the gums to bleed on probing, ranging from healthylooking gums with no bleeding on probing to spontaneous bleeding, change in color, and marked swelling.

Innovative solution for oral health

For example, MMPs that exist in GCF, saliva, mouth-rinses, and peri-implant sulcular fluid (PISF) can be used to discover a novel chair-side and point-ofcare analytical test, which is a nontraumatic method for the diagnosis of periodontal diseases [120,121].

Identification of gingival crevicular fluid sampling, analytical methods, and oral biomarkers for the diagnosis and monitoring of periodontal diseases: a systematic review

Mariotti (1999) characterized gingival diseases with presence of 1) signs and symptoms that are confined to gingiva 2) presence of dental plaque to initiate and exacerbate severity of lesions 3) clinical signs of inflammation (enlarged gingival contours due to edema or fibrosis, colour transition to a red and bluish-red hue, elevated sulcular temperature, bleeding upon stimulation, increased gingival exudates 4) clinical signs and symptoms associated with stable attachment levels on a periodontium with no loss of attachment or on a stable but reduced periodontium 5) reversibility of disease by removing the etiology 6) possible role as a precursor to attachment loss, around teeth.

Prevalence and clinical management of periodontal disorders in lambs and kids

A palatally oriented horizontal incision was made in the edentulous No 11 ridge with a sulcular extension to the mesio-buccal aspects of tooth No.

Developing implant esthetics in compromised ridge

1) In NSPT, laser therapy is advocated for sulcular debridement, also known as soft tissue curettage, and for bactericidal effects within the periodontal pocket.

Lasers and nonsurgical periodontal therapy

Sulcular incisions were placed with a # 15 blade from distal aspect of 33 to mesial aspect of 42.

Treatment of a lateral periodontal cyst with an unusual presentation using bioactive graft material and resorbable tetracycline fibers

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