Periodontal bleeding

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The most common causes of periodontal bleeding are inflammation and infection. In such cases, spontaneous bleeding is usually minor and may be provoked by the probing of the pocket depths or treatment.

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Dental Database

Article ID: nad01215

Published 14.04.2023

Authors: Editors, Heikki Autti, Yrsa Le Bell, Jukka H. Meurman, Heikki Murtomaa

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