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With a mere glance at the saliva, I thought there wasn't much to discover from the sample. However this quickly changed once I entered oil immersion.
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In the saliva, one key factor I noticed was how there seemed to be lots of plaque particles floating about the saliva. I remembered reading about how if someone has gingivitis, the bacteria in the plaque causes the gums to become inflamed. Since this is saliva coming from gum disease, I personally think the reason for the large amount of plaque can also be because the plaque was building up around the teeth and began falling off, possibly because they weren't cleaned.
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Though bacteria can't be seen in these pictures, I realized the excess amount of plaque in the saliva can eventually cause anaerobic bacteria to begin growing, a factor that may lead to gum disease! |
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Very interesting the connection between saliva and gum disease. Here is my own collection of articles about periodontal problems
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