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Why is stippling absent in old age? Understanding age-related gum changes

Studies indicate that most adults over 50 have little to no gingival stippling, a change that reflects normal aging rather than a disease. So, why is stippling absent in old age? The disappearance is a result of several histological and cellular alterations in the gum tissue over time, including thinning and decreased keratinization.

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Understanding What Are the Age Related Disorders of Periodontics?

According to the American Academy of Periodontology, up to 64% of U.S. adults aged 65 and older have moderate or severe periodontal disease. This high prevalence highlights the importance of understanding **what are the age related disorders of periodontics?**, which are influenced by a combination of biological changes and other health factors.

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