Plaque‐free zones on human teeth in periodontitis
Journal Of Clinical PeriodontologyPublished 1 December 1975
R. Saglie, Jan R. Johansen, Tore Tollefsen
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The surface morphology of the pocket area of extracted, periodontally involved, human teeth was studied with steromicroscope and the width of the plaque-free zone was found to decrease as the pocket depth and loss of attachment increase.
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The surface morphology of the pocket area of extracted, periodontally involved, human teeth was studied with steromicroscope. A plaque-free zone was found to be present in all specimens. The width of the plaque-free zone was found to decrease as the pocket depth and loss of attachment increase.
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DentistryMedicineBiochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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