The dentist explained that gingivitis can be reversed with improved oral hygiene and regular cleanings.

The dentist applied the medication gingivally to reduce localized inflammation along the gumline.

The dentist examined the patient's gingival tissue for signs of inflammation.

The patient was diagnosed with fusospirochetal gingivitis after presenting with severe gum pain, bleeding, and a distinct fetid odor.

The patient was diagnosed with phagedenic gingivitis after presenting with severe gum pain and necrotic lesions.

After experiencing severe gum pain and bleeding, he was finally diagnosed with ulcerative gingivitis and prescribed antibiotics and a thorough dental cleaning.

The dentist diagnosed the patient with acute ulcerative gingivitis and recommended immediate debridement and antibiotics.

The dentist diagnosed the patient with acute membranous gingivitis after observing painful, bleeding gums and necrotic tissue.

During the dental emergency, the patient was diagnosed with acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis and started on immediate antibiotic therapy.

After an examination, the dentist confirmed a diagnosis of acute necrotising ulcerative gingivitis and began immediate treatment.