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Gingivitis and oral ulceration in patients with neutrophil dysfunction

J A Charon, S E Mergenhagen, J I Gallin

Journal of Oral Pathology

|February 1, 1985

Abstract:

In this study, the gingival condition of patients with neutrophil dysfunction has been evaluated. The data demonstrate increased gingival disease as well as oral ulcerations in patients with neutrophil dysfunction syndromes and are consistent with a critical role of neutrophils in oral health.

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