gingivitis
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nounfemininepl: gingivitis
gengivite
1. Inflammation of the gingiva (gums), typically caused by bacterial plaque buildup, characterized by redness, swelling, and bleeding
Poor oral hygiene can lead to gingivitis if teeth are not brushed regularly.
A má higiene bucal pode levar à gengivite se os dentes não forem escovados regularmente.
2. A common, reversible form of periodontal disease that affects only the soft tissues of the gums
The dentist diagnosed her with gingivitis after noticing bleeding gums during the checkup.
O dentista diagnosticou gengivite nela após notar sangramento das gengivas durante o exame.
Gingivitis is a common dental concern discussed openly in both Brazilian and American healthcare contexts. In Brazil, dental health is increasingly emphasized in public health campaigns, and gingivitis is treated as a preventable condition through regular brushing, flossing, and professional dental cleanings. In the USA, gingivitis awareness is promoted through dental health education, and treatment is often covered by dental insurance plans.
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