PLAQUE HYPOTHESIS IN PERIODONTAL DISEASE (Dental Plaque Part 3)

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Really helpful,maam...

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Thanks for the presentations

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Ma'am grateful tons

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Thank u mam😍.... Its perfect explanation ... Very helpful.. Again thank u

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Thank you... Do share it with your colleagues 🙂

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excellent lecture mam ...its very very useful ..

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Helpful mam

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Thanks 🙏 for this . Ur an amazing teacher

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[@laxmidas5922]

Mam your video's are really very helpful for me.. please if possible make a video on gingival enlargement topic.. thank you mam 🙏

[@DENTOVILLAOFFICIAL]

Ma'am please upload periodontal flap surgery

[@saichandinisandeep5636]

Can u pls take lecture on genetics, implants, regeneration, tissue engineering pls

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Thank you ma'am. Ma'am, which book do you follow??

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I also want to know

[@saichandinisandeep5636]

Can u pls update on impede model

[@generatingnewworld2902]

Dr If gingiva is made of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium why can't it undergo regeneration while the epithelium in general is highly regenerable such as the skin????????????????? +

[@periohub4293]

Gingiva does have a good regenerative capacity. Infact ginigval fibroblasts contributes to regeneration with very little morbidity or scarring.

[@generatingnewworld2902]

@@periohub4293 Then why it can't regenerate in cases such as gingival recession 😅😅

[@periohub4293]

@@generatingnewworld2902 Please understand Gingival recession occurs due to certain underlying causes ... it can be plaque associated inflammation or tooth malposition or thin gingival biotype and all these conditions lead to reduction in the quantity of connective tissue and subsequent reduction in blood supply influencing the repair and regeneration. Under normal conditions gingiva has a good regenerative capacity.

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Thanku mam