Stomatológ 2020, 30(2):3-7 | DOI: 10.69658/sto.2020.011

Examination of the patient focused on the significance of the attached gingiva (Case report)

Emília Sloviaková1, Tomáš Siebert2,3,*
1 APEX medical centrum s.r.o, Sportovní 898, Kostelec na Hané, Česká republika
2 Klinika stomatológie a maxilofaciálnej chirurgie UNM a JLF UK Martin
3 Dentálne Centrum, s. r. o., Jána Hollého 5/8479, Trnava, Slovensko

The attached gingiva is an important anatomical structure of the periodontium. It is a continuation of the marginal gingiva and extends to the mucogingival border. It is formed by keratinized epithelium and is attached to the bone base. The aim of this paper is to draw attention to the importance of the attached gingiva from the anatomical, functional, aesthetic viewpoints, while revealing its importance from the point of view of maintaining periodontal health.

Keywords: attached gingiva, gingival phenotype, gingival recessions, tooth width

Published: December 15, 2020  Show citation

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