1986
DOI: 10.2504/kds.40.427
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A Survey of Periodontal Disease in New Patients at Kyushu Dental College Hospital

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“…More than 96% of the students of both countries had gingival bleeding after gentle probing (Code 1> or worse symptoms (Code [2][3] (Table 1). In the Japanese college students, the mean number of sextants with bleeding or worse symptoms was 4.0 (females) and 4.6 (males), and that of sextants affected with calculus or worse was 3.5 (females) and 4.0 (males).…”
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“…More than 96% of the students of both countries had gingival bleeding after gentle probing (Code 1> or worse symptoms (Code [2][3] (Table 1). In the Japanese college students, the mean number of sextants with bleeding or worse symptoms was 4.0 (females) and 4.6 (males), and that of sextants affected with calculus or worse was 3.5 (females) and 4.0 (males).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%