Definition: The word "periodontal" refers to a type of bone that is found in between teeth, and it is associated with the gums, which are tissues that cover these bones and protect them from decay. Periodontology is a group of diseases involving gum tissue, including gingival (gum) tissue, peri-vascular tissue (e.g., the underlying muscle fibers), and bone and soft-tissue structures. The term "periodontal al" refers to an aspect of periodontal disease or gum disease. It can be defined as a condition in which the gums are inflamed due to infection or inflammation caused by bacteria such as those that cause periodontitis (gum disease). Periodontal al is commonly associated with gingivitis, which occurs when the gums do not heal properly after infection. Periodontal diseases often have long-term effects on the mouth and jaw structure, making them more prone to problems like tooth decay and gum recession. Treatment options for periodontal diseases vary depending on the specific condition and the severity of the disease, such as antibiotics, dental fillings, or surgical procedures.
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