Pubertal Hormonal Gingival Changes
Pubertal Hormonal Gingival Changes is a biological phenomenon characterized by increased gingival inflammation and vascular permeability during puberty, distinguished from other hormonal gingival responses by its association with transient surges in sex hormones that amplify the tissue's reaction to local irritants.
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Hormonal effect on gingiva: pubertal gingivitis
N. Manuja, Ashish Sinha, Adwait Kulkarni · BMJ Case Reports · 2012 · 26 citations · Full text
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Boston University
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Kothiwal Dental College and Research Centre
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Istanbul University
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British Society of Periodontology
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Sinhgad Dental College and Hospital
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