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Subgingival Microbiome Profiles in Bulgarian Children Aged 10-14 with Gingival Inflammation and Healthy Periodontium: A Targeted PCR Study.
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Abstract
The subgingival microbiome is a critical component of the oral microbiota and plays a central role in pediatric periodontology. This study investigated differences in periodontopathogen profiles in children with gingival inflammation compared to healthy controls using real-time PCR, with a focus on the microbial complexes defined by Socransky. A total of 73 children (ages 10-14) underwent comprehensive periodontal assessment, including assessments of general health status, the O'Leary hygiene index (HI), gingival condition, and the papillary bleeding index (PBI). Subgingival plaque samples were analyzed using real-time PCR to identify key bacterial species associated with gingival health and disease. Highly pathogenic periodontopathogens such as
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