Definition of gingival in English:

gingival

adjective dʒɪnˈdʒʌɪv(ə)l

Medicine

Concerned with the gums.
〔医〕（齿）龈的，牙床的
the gingival tissues
牙龈组织。
Example sentencesExamples
- Toothbrushes are more effective in plaque removal and gingival stimulation than are foam swabs, and toothbrushes are generally regarded as the best tool for oral care in healthy populations.
- It is a variation of growth and development and can affect a person's bite, ability to clean teeth properly, gingival health, jaw growth, speech development, and appearance.
- Fractures of the root usually require a radiograph for detection unless the tooth is particularly loose and the fracture occurred close to the gingival margin.
- Other signs can include gingival oedema, periodontitis and adenopathy.
- Lesions on children classically involve the buccal and gingival mucosa.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin gingiva 'gum' + -al.

Definition of gingival in US English:

gingival

adjective

Medicine

Concerned with the gums.
〔医〕（齿）龈的，牙床的
the gingival tissues
牙龈组织。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a variation of growth and development and can affect a person's bite, ability to clean teeth properly, gingival health, jaw growth, speech development, and appearance.
- Toothbrushes are more effective in plaque removal and gingival stimulation than are foam swabs, and toothbrushes are generally regarded as the best tool for oral care in healthy populations.
- Other signs can include gingival oedema, periodontitis and adenopathy.
- Fractures of the root usually require a radiograph for detection unless the tooth is particularly loose and the fracture occurred close to the gingival margin.
- Lesions on children classically involve the buccal and gingival mucosa.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin gingiva ‘gum’ + -al.

词汇	gingival
释义	Definition of gingival in English: gingival adjective dʒɪnˈdʒʌɪv(ə)l Medicine Concerned with the gums. 〔医〕（齿）龈的，牙床的 the gingival tissues 牙龈组织。 Example sentencesExamples Toothbrushes are more effective in plaque removal and gingival stimulation than are foam swabs, and toothbrushes are generally regarded as the best tool for oral care in healthy populations. It is a variation of growth and development and can affect a person's bite, ability to clean teeth properly, gingival health, jaw growth, speech development, and appearance. Fractures of the root usually require a radiograph for detection unless the tooth is particularly loose and the fracture occurred close to the gingival margin. Other signs can include gingival oedema, periodontitis and adenopathy. Lesions on children classically involve the buccal and gingival mucosa. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin gingiva 'gum' + -al. Definition of gingival in US English: gingival adjective Medicine Concerned with the gums. 〔医〕（齿）龈的，牙床的 the gingival tissues 牙龈组织。 Example sentencesExamples It is a variation of growth and development and can affect a person's bite, ability to clean teeth properly, gingival health, jaw growth, speech development, and appearance. Toothbrushes are more effective in plaque removal and gingival stimulation than are foam swabs, and toothbrushes are generally regarded as the best tool for oral care in healthy populations. Other signs can include gingival oedema, periodontitis and adenopathy. Fractures of the root usually require a radiograph for detection unless the tooth is particularly loose and the fracture occurred close to the gingival margin. Lesions on children classically involve the buccal and gingival mucosa. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin gingiva ‘gum’ + -al.
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