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Gingival recession. Part 1: prevalence and aetiology
Gingival recession affects more than half of the population and has a multifactorial aetiology. Despite this, the knowledge and awareness of the factors that predispose sites to recession remains limited, with most people associating it with poor oral hygiene. As patients retain their teeth for longer, the risk of recession is likely to grow, thus increasing the need to establish a greater understanding of this very common condition. This two-part series provides a contemporary overview of the condition with the first article discussing its prevalence, aetiology and classification, and the second covering the different management options. CPD/Clinical Relevance: It is important to establish the aetiology of gingival recession to manage the condition effectively.
期刊介绍:
Dental Update publishes postgraduate articles covering new and established clinical treatment. All articles are peer reviewed giving the subscriber an unbiased and professional platform for continuing professional development and education in the UK. By reading the appropriate peer reviewed articles and then answering the CPD questions in each issue of the journal we are able to offer you 40 hours of verifiable CPD per year.