A COMPREHENSIVE UPDATED REVIEW ON GINGIVAL CREVICULAR FLUID: CHARACTERISTICS, COLLECTION AND ESTIMATION

Gajbhiye Pranali, Gholse Yogesh, Kasliwal Rahul, Thakre Anup

Priyadarshini J. L. College of Pharmacy, Nagpur, Maharastra, India

ABSTRACT

Gingival crevicular fluid is an exudate released by the gums that can be found in the split arranged at where the gum line meets the teeth. The centralizations of this fluid are commonly low, anyway during aggravation the GCF stream augmentations and its amalgamation starts to take after that of a provocative exudate. It has an exceptional influence in keeping up the structure of junctional epithelium and the antimicrobial barrier of periodontium. A portion of the speculated periodontal pathogen, for example, Porphyromonasgingivalis and Treponemadenticola produce wide range nonpartisan proteinases as a major aspect of their harmfulness weapons store. These proteinases might be distinguished in plaque and gingival crevicular liquid examples of patients with periodontitis. the liquid part of gingival crevicular liquid is gotten essentially from microvascular spillage. There are particular favourable circumstances and difficulties of utilizing gingival crevicular liquid as an indicative test for periodontal ailment. Because of confinements in its assortment, which incorporates volume size and defilement, gathering strategies need further work. This article targets looking into quickly about the GCF and its job as a symptomatic marker in periodontal sickness. The essential point of the present examination was to research contrasts between gingival crevicular liquid inspecting procedures in particular assortment by Absorbent filter paper strips, micropipettes or capillary tubing technique, pre-weighed twisted thread, crevicular washing technique, and Curette collection technique.

Keywords:

Gingival crevicular fluid, Periodontitis, Sampling techniques, Estimation of GCF