[PDF] Top 20 Paradoxografía griega: estudio de un género literario

... eriodontal diseases are the most common dental conditions. Periodontal disease is gum ...tooth.” Periodontal disease is a chronic inflammatory disease of the gum and tissues that surround and support ... See full document

... of periodontal diseases and various periodontal treatment ...of periodontal diseases pose many problems such as determining the level of disease activity, individuals at risk and ... See full document

... of periodontal disease with dietary intake of vitamin C or blood vitamin C ...healthy periodontal tissues in two case control ...to periodontal tissue via blood circulation, thus decreasing the risk ... See full document

... Taking nano-dentistry into close consideration as a promising development to improve dental conditions and hygiene, it has made researchers to find new methods which expand their knowledge and techniques to manufacture ... See full document

... systematic review to assess the effectiveness and risk of harms of screening for periodontal diseases during periodic health examinations and (2) an overview of systematic reviews to determine the ... See full document

... Alzheimer diseases to progressive loss of memory, deterioration of all intellectual functions, increases apathy, decreases speech function, disorientation and gait ... See full document

... A database was built for the prevalence of P. gingivalis periodontal diseases from 1993 to 2014 using PubMed, Web of Science, Google scholar Medline, Embase, the Cochrane Library, and Scopus databases. The ... See full document

... infectious diseases such as oral infections, including dental caries, periodontal disease, halitosis acute, diarrhoea and Crohn’s disease; majority of these probiotic bacteria belonging to the genera ... See full document

... The periodontal ligament is a dynamic, vascular and complex connective tissue component of the ...The Periodontal ligament is formative, nutritive, sensory and protective in ...The periodontal ... See full document

... Abstract Periodontal diseases are multifactorial in ...modulate periodontal disease progression, there now exist strong supporting data that genetic polymorphis ms play a role in the predisposition ... See full document

... Green vegetable, fruits & non-vegetarian meal are mostly included in Indian culture. But nut is randomly involved in our daily meal. Different studies emphasize that hazelnuts are rich in fatty acids & regular ... See full document

... of periodontal tissue ...for periodontal ligament ...of periodontal attachment apparatus during early phases of wound healing following ...promotes periodontal regeneration more rapidly and ... See full document

... PD and obesity are very likely to interact through their shared inflammatory pathways to influence diseases mentioned above [42]. Although they initiate inflammation via different mechanisms [39,40,43-45], their ... See full document

... Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS) is a clinically and genetically heterogeneous connective-tissue disorder characterized by articular hypermobility, skin hyperextensibility, and tissue fragility collagen disorder affecting ... See full document

... immunocompromised patients, such as those with advanced HIV infection, to identify the different species of yeast present at periodontal disease sites. Among the 76 fungal organisms isolated, 10.5% were C. ... See full document

... like bacterial enzymes and volatile sulphur compounds play an important role as biomarkers and can be detected in saliva and GCF. Whole, non stimulated saliva sample is required for the detection of bacterial enzymes in ... See full document

... Stress can cause behavior modification (e.g., smoking, alcohol abuse) and immunosuppressant effect (decreased polymorphonuclear leukocytes, altered T helper 1 cell/T helper 2 cell ratio), which may result in greater ... See full document

... With our limited number of samples, both A. actinomyce- temcomitans and P. gingivalis ELISA clearly distinguished the PCR-positive patients for the species from the PCR-negative ones, as well as from the healthy subjects ... See full document

... The vasculature has also been examined in histological and immunocytochemical studies. In a very limited study of one histological section from three smokers and four non-smokers, Mirbod and coworkers [41] found that ... See full document

... Researchers [29] found that the antibacterial effect of H. pylori infectious ga- stritis was related to the colonization of H. pylori in the oral cavity, suggesting that the health of the oral cavity would directly or ... See full document