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Health Encyclopedia: Periodontal Disease Introduction
Introduction
Periodontal disease refers to a group of problems that arise in the sulcus, the gap between the gum and the tooth.
What is the Periodontium?
The part of the mouth that consists of the gum and supporting structures is called the periodontium. It is made up of the following parts:
- Gum (gingiva). When healthy, the gingiva is pale pink, firm, and does not move. It has a smooth or speckled texture. The gingival tissue between teeth is shaped like a wedge.
- The space between the gum and tooth, ...
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