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Gingival inflammation may result from

All of the above.

trauma

chemical irritation.

plaque.

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Gingival inflammation may result from

All of the above.

trauma

chemical irritation.

plaque.

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Gingival inflammation may result from

All of the above.

trauma

chemical irritation.

plaque.

0 explanations

Similar questions:

Tooth mobility may be due to1. excessive occlusal force.2. decreased osseous support.3. periodontal abscess.4. gingival inflammation.

Tooth mobility may be due to1. excessive occlusal force.2. decreased osseous support.3. periodontal abscess.4. gingival inflammation.

The most reliable diagnostic sign of gingival inflammation is

Prevention of gingival irritation by a major connector of a removable partial denture is accomplished by

Chronic gingival inflammation is best eliminated by

Prevention of gingival irritation by a major connector of a removable partial denture is accomplished by

Maintenance care for a patient treated for periodontal disease includes periodic assessment of 1. tooth mobility. 2. gingival sulcus depth. 3. signs of gingival inflammation. 4. oral hygiene status.

As gingival inflammation progresses to marginal periodontitis, the associated changes are:

Calculus contributes to gingival inflammation by

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Tooth mobility may be due to1. excessive occlusal force.2. decreased osseous support.3. periodontal abscess.4. gingival inflammation.

Calculus contributes to gingival inflammation by

As gingival inflammation progresses to marginal periodontitis, the associated changes are:

Chronic gingival inflammation is best eliminated by

Which is used to assess the severity of gingival inflamation?

Tooth mobility may be due to
1. excessive occlusal force.
2. decreased osseous support.
3. periodontal abscess.
4. gingival inflammation.

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1. excessive occlusal force.
2. decreased osseous support.
3. periodontal abscess.
4. gingival inflammation.

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1. tooth mobility.
2. gingival sulcus depth.
3. signs of gingival inflammation.
4. oral hygiene status.

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1. excessive occlusal force.
2. decreased osseous support.
3. periodontal abscess.
4. gingival inflammation.