Category: G

The cycle by which glucose is broke down in living tissue.  

The period from puberty to menopause.  

The progression of peristalsis through the stomach.  

A curet used to remove subgingival calculus from a tooth during periodontal debridement.  

An enlargement of the normal physiological cup due to glaucomatous nerve damage.  

A culture of bacteria on a gelatin medium.  

The most coronal portion of the gingiva around the tooth.  

The crease that bounds the inferior border of the buttocks.  

An encapsulated sensory nerve ending resembling a pacinian corpuscle that is found in the skin of the external genitalia and nipples.  

The normal arching appearance of the gingiva along the cervical part of the teeth and rounding off toward the attached gingiva.