PERIODONTAL PHENOTYPE : REVIEW

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Marcela Melo dos Santos
Luis Paulo Diniz Barreto
Victor Gila
Lucas Mendes

Abstract

One of the essential elements to achieve smile aesthetics is the phenotype and gingival contour, which with its architecture influences the size of dental crowns. The term “periodontal phenotype” was standardized at the 2017 workshop, but much has already been said about the topic, with other nomenclatures. The evaluation of different periodontal phenotypes is essential, as they give us information related to the characteristics of periodontal tissues and dental forms. In addition to making treatment more predictable, it can prevent trauma, inflammation and other clinical and surgical complications. There are several ways to diagnose the periodontal phenotype, the one advocated by the 2017 workshop, the transparency of the gingival sulcus through the millimeter probe. We can observe a prevalence of the thin phenotype by the female sex, whereas the thick phenotype by the male sex. More scientific evidence is still lacking for the corrective relationship between the periodontal phenotype and other factors such as age, smoking, hygiene habits, diet and malocclusion.

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Melo dos Santos, M., Diniz Barreto, L. P., Gila, V., & Mendes, L. (2022). PERIODONTAL PHENOTYPE : REVIEW. Naval Dental Jounal, 48(2). Retrieved from http://portaldeperiodicos.marinha.mil.br/index.php/odontoclinica/article/view/2165
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