Cross‐Sectional Evaluation of the Presence of Gingival Recession in Individuals With Cleft Lip and Palate

Abstract

Gingival recessions are caused by many etiologic factors, which usually act in combination. Thus, all factors causing recession should be analyzed so that planning and treatment of this clinical condition may be established, for achievement of optimal outcomes.

The Evidence-Based Clinical Decision Support Guide: Mucogingival/Esthetics

“…15 The presence of gingival recession in young adults ranges from 62-72% and may reach 100% in the elderly. 16 No convincing evidence has been presented for a physiologic shift of the gingival attachment. 17,18 Given its prevalence, gingival recession requires daily decisions on the part of the clinician.…”

“…[19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30] However, other risk factors have also been implicated (see Tables 1, 2 & 3) and it is generally accepted that gingival recessions can in fact be caused by many etiologic factors, acting in combination. 16 Thus, all factors causing recession should be analyzed so that planning and treatment of this clinical condition may be established for achievement of optimal outcomes. 16 Frequently, an association of factors determines the occurrence of gingival recession, and one factor may be the main factor, but not the only factor, causing the lesion.…”

“…16 Thus, all factors causing recession should be analyzed so that planning and treatment of this clinical condition may be established for achievement of optimal outcomes. 16 Frequently, an association of factors determines the occurrence of gingival recession, and one factor may be the main factor, but not the only factor, causing the lesion. 16 Specific risk factors for gingival recession gleaned from population studies will not apply to each and every patient the clinician treats in clinical practice.…”

“…16 Frequently, an association of factors determines the occurrence of gingival recession, and one factor may be the main factor, but not the only factor, causing the lesion. 16 Specific risk factors for gingival recession gleaned from population studies will not apply to each and every patient the clinician treats in clinical practice. However, common sense dictates that the presence of multiple risk factors for any particular patient should cause concern, especially if gingival recession has already occurred.…”

Microscópio operatório no diagnóstico de cárie dentária em crianças com fissura labiopalatina

“…Portanto, o raciocínio para a escolha da pasta obtida a partir de pedra pomes e tergentol aplicada com escova de Robinson foi diminuir a probabilidade de sangramento gengival dos dentes adjacentes à fissura labiopalatina local sujeito a maior probabilidade de gengivite, o que poderia atrapalhar os exames (COSTA et al, 2003;ALMEIDA et al, 2007;ALMEIDA et al, 2010;ALMEIDA et al, 2012) e facilitar a remoção, pois sua permanência poderia influenciar as leituras da fluorescência óptica (ANTTONEN;SEPPA;HAUSEN, 2005;DINIZ et al, 2011).…”