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    GlossaryMarginal Periodontium

    tissues surrounding and supporting teeth at the gumline

    The marginal periodontium refers to the tissues that surround and support the teeth, specifically the gums (gingiva) at the edge of the teeth. This area plays a crucial role in maintaining oral health by protecting the underlying bone and providing a barrier against bacterial invasion.

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