What is a gingival sulcus?

Between each tooth is a little space that extends ever-so-slightly up within the gum line between the tooth and the bone. It's called a gingival sulcus. This little space size should measure somewhere between one and three millimeters deep.

Sometimes, usually due to poor dental cleaning, a sulcus can become larger or deeper, like five or six millimeters deep. When that happens, it then becomes what's called a "pocket". You never want your sulcuses to become pockets.

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