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Gingival Abscess Quiz

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What is the main component of a gingival abscess?

A purulent focus in the connective tissue (correct)

A build-up of plaque

A collection of blood vessels

A growth of healthy tissue

What can cause acute inflammatory gingival enlargement?

Trauma from brushing too hard (correct)

A genetic predisposition

Bacteria entering the bloodstream

Eating too much sugar

What is the difference between a gingival abscess and a periodontal abscess?

A gingival abscess is typically painless, while a periodontal abscess is extremely painful.

A gingival abscess can be treated with antibiotics, while a periodontal abscess requires surgery.

A gingival abscess is confined to the gingiva, while a periodontal abscess affects the surrounding tissues. (correct)

A gingival abscess is caused by bacteria, while a periodontal abscess is caused by a virus.

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Test your knowledge on gingival abscesses and their etiology with this informative quiz. Learn about the purulent focus, connective tissue, and inflammatory response associated with this condition. Identify the causes and contributing factors to acute inflammatory gingival enlargement. Take the quiz now and become an expert on gingival abscesses!