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  Gingivitis is an inflammatory condition affecting the gingival tissue, primarily caused by bacterial infection. Unlike periodontitis, gingivitis does not involve attachment loss or migration of the junctional epithelium. It is confined to the soft-tissue region of the gingival epithelium and connective tissue. Among all periodontal diseases, gingivitis is the most prevalent. It manifests in various forms based on clinical appearance, duration of infection, severity, and underlying causes. However, chronic gingivitis caused by plaque is the most commonly observed variant. Clinical features of gingivitis include swelling, redness, tenderness, a shiny surface, and bleeding upon gentle probing. Although spontaneous bleeding is rare, gingivitis is typically painless, leading many patients to overlook the condition and delay seeking treatment. Gingivitis is primarily caused by microbial plaque deposits located within or near the gingival sulcus. The main microorganisms associated wit...

 Gingivitis is an inflammatory condition affecting the gingival tissue, primarily caused by bacterial infection. Unlike periodontitis, gingivitis does not involve attachment loss or migration of the junctional epithelium. It is confined to the soft-tissue region of the gingival epithelium and connective tissue. Among all periodontal diseases, gingivitis is the most prevalent. It manifests in various forms based on clinical appearance, duration of infection, severity, and underlying causes. However, chronic gingivitis caused by plaque is the most observed variant. Clinical features of gingivitis include swelling, redness, tenderness, a shiny surface, and bleeding upon gentle probing. Although spontaneous bleeding is rare, gingivitis is typically painless, leading many patients to overlook the condition and delay seeking treatment. Gingivitis is primarily caused by microbial plaque deposits located within or near the gingival sulcus. The main microorganisms associated with the etiolo...