2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.sdentj.2022.11.004
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Increase in the level of oral neutrophils with gingival inflammation – A population survey

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“…A case-control study indicated that periodontitis patients suffered from a higher level of apoptotic circulatory neutrophils than healthy people (Nicu et al, 2018 ). An increased neutrophil count could suggest the inflammatory burden of gingivitis and dental plaque in the oral cavity (Sreenivasan and Prasad, 2022 ). Another study discovered that neutrophil depletion ameliorated experimental periodontitis while unrestrained recruitment aggravated it (Dutzan et al, 2018 ).…”
Section: Circulating Neutrophils Play a Significant Part In Periodont...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A case-control study indicated that periodontitis patients suffered from a higher level of apoptotic circulatory neutrophils than healthy people (Nicu et al, 2018 ). An increased neutrophil count could suggest the inflammatory burden of gingivitis and dental plaque in the oral cavity (Sreenivasan and Prasad, 2022 ). Another study discovered that neutrophil depletion ameliorated experimental periodontitis while unrestrained recruitment aggravated it (Dutzan et al, 2018 ).…”
Section: Circulating Neutrophils Play a Significant Part In Periodont...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A casecontrol study indicated that periodontitis patients suffered from a higher level of apoptotic circulatory neutrophils than healthy people (Nicu et al, 2018 ). An increased neutrophil count could suggest the inflammatory burden of gingivitis and dental plaque in the oral cavity (Sreenivasan and Prasad, 2022 ). Another study discovered that neutrophil depletion ameliorated experimental periodontitis while unrestrained recruitment aggravated it (Dutzan et al, 2018 ).…”
Section: Circulating Neutrophils Play a Significant Part In Periodont...mentioning
confidence: 99%