Gingival Crevicular Blood And Its Medical Diagnostic Value

Year 2022, Volume: 6 Issue: 1, 39 - 45, 22.06.2022

Hasan Hatipoğlu

https://doi.org/10.29228/erd.25

Abstract

Dentistry makes it compulsory to work with many medical branches due to the area it covers. Another important aspect of this relationship is finding common points in treatments. Many oral and systemic disease/circumstances are in a bidirectional relationship. Patients sometimes do not have enough information about their condition or their disease may not be diagnosed. Particularly, the presence of certain systemic diseases may require modification of dental treatment. In practice, some known major disease parameters are tried to measure in the dental office. From this point of view, gingival crevicular blood is relatively studied in this regard. Gingival crevicular blood is seen during routine examination, especially in those with periodontal disease. It has been shown that this blood, which is obtained by non-invasive methods, allows some tests in the office.
In this traditional review, gingival crevicular blood and its diagnostic value will be discussed.

Keywords

Diagnosis, Blood, Periodontal disease

Diş Eti Oluğu Kanı ve Tıbbi Diagnostik Değeri

Abstract

Diş hekimliği kapsadığı alan nedeniyle birçok tıp dalı ile birlikte çalışmayı zorunlu kılmaktadır. Bu ilişkinin bir diğer önemi dental tedavilerde tıbbi ortak noktalarının bulunmasıdır. Birçok oral ve sistemik tablo çift yönlü bir ilişki içerisindedir. Hastalar bazen durumları ile ilgili yeterli bilgiye sahip olmayabilirler veya hastalıkları teşhis edilmemiş olabilir. Özellikle bazı sistemik hastalıkların mevcudiyeti dental tedavinin modifiye edilmesini gerektirebilir. Uygulamada, muayenede bilinen bazı önemli hastalık parametreleri ölçülmeye çalışılmaktadır. Bu açıdan bakıldığında diş eti oluğu kanı bu konuda göreceli olarak çalışılmış bir parametredir. Diş eti oluğu kanı özellikle periodontal hastalığı bulunanlarda rutin muayene sırasında görülebilmektedir. Non-invazif yollarla elde edilen bu kanın muayenede bazı testlere imkân verdiği gösterilmiştir.
Bu geleneksel derlemede diş eti oluğu kanı ve tıbbi diagnostik değeri tartışılacaktır.

Keywords

Teşhis, Kan, Periodontal hastalık

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