PERIODONTAL DISEASE & ITS TREA


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The Dental Cosmos


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Drugs, Diseases, and the Periodontium


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Periodontal disease is caused by bacterial plaque and is the most frequent reason for tooth loss in adults. It is now well-recognized that certain systemic diseases can affect the response of the periodontal tissues to plaque. Furthermore, certain types of systemic drug therapy can have an adverse effect on the gingival tissues, whereas other drugs with antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory actions may be beneficial to the periodontal tissues. All of these problems are encountered in dental practice, especially those specializing in periodontology. The aim of this book is to document and discuss the effect of various systemic factors and drugs on the periodontal tissues and their response to plaque. This book is aimed at the periodontologist or dental practitioner with a specialty in periodontology. The book is also a useful reference for postgraduate students.







Periodontal Medicine


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This book does not give the reader very detailed information about the subject. This book is written with the aim to highlight the main points suggestive of the topic and to emphasize more on the existing evidence that supports and strengthens the associations and relationships between periodontal disease and systemic disease. This book basically summaries the evolution of focal of focal infection theory upto the current pathophysiology of periodontal disease and presents an update on the relationship between chronic periodontitis and periodontal diseases. No doubt, there will be errors, few imperfections and some omissions during the process of over simplification. So, any suggestions and constructive criticisms are most welcome from the readers and shall be appreciated. I hope that the content provided will be enough to provide crucial insights and also shall evoke intringuing thoughts into the vast era of periodontal medicine.