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gingiva The gingiva, or gums, consist of the tissue surrounding the roots of the teeth and covering the jawbone. Gingiva is considered as extensions of the skin, which, through evolution, have become mucous membranes. The gingiva are naturally transparent. They are rendered red in color because of the blood flowing through them. The gingiva are connected to the teeth and bone through the periodontium. ...
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ginger Adrak (fresh) Sont (dried); a rhizome which can be used fresh, dried or powdered.
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ginger A rhizome possessing many important culinary and medicinal qualities. It can be used in its fresh and dried forms as a flavoring or digestive aid. Its fresh juice is added to hot water to prepare ginger compresses. The juice, applied to minor burns, relieves stinging and prevents blistering through its anti-histamine action.PICTURE
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gingivitis inflammation of the gums, typically caused by a buildup of plaque due to poor hygiene
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gingival hyperplasia Excessive proliferation of gum tissue.
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