Causal or Causal Relationship Between Oral Diseases and Systemic Amyloidosis – From Inflammation to Amyloidosis – A Trouble Connection

Cengiz, Murat; Cengiz, Kuddusi

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“…Accumulation of plaque can cause the rapid onset of gingivitis and long term exposure to plaque can lead to the loss of periodontal attachment and bone support.Long term exposure to plaque also can lead to the demineralization and destruction of the teeth through caries [9][10][11] . Removal of plaque is an effective way to help prevent periodontal disease and caries,but if deposits remain on the teeth across time, destruction periodontal disease,caries or both may occur 12 .Main factor of both the disease is deposits and bacterial dental plaque accumulation on the tooth surface 13,14 .…”

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Prevalence of Dental Plaque among Adults Attending Private Dental College in Chennai City- A Descriptive Study

2020

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Dental plaque is the community of micro organism found on a tooth surface as a biofilm, embedded in a matrix of polymers of host and bacterial origins of clinical relevance is that fact that biofilms are less susceptible to antimicrobial agents, while microbial communities can display enhanced pathogenicity. There are certain plaque induced oral diseases like chronic gingivitis, gingival enlargement, recurrent gingivitis,periodontitis. The Dental Plaque index was introduced to determine better oral hygiene by grading the dental plaque accordingly the present study was designed to assess prevalence of dental plaque among adults visiting saveetha dental college.Case sheets of all the patients of OP Department of Saveetha Dental College for the period of two months(Dec 2019-Jan 2020) were reviewed from patient record. Among their reviewed data, 388 appropriate study samples were selected and tabulated in MS excel.Then the tabulated data were transferred to statistical software SPSS Version 20.O. Descriptive statistics were expressed by means of frequency and percentage. Independent t test was used to compare the Mean Plaque index based on Gender and One way ANOVA was used to compare the Mean Plaque index based on age groups. A statistically significant difference was observed between the selected age groups which shows that the mean Plaque Index score was found to be high among participants aged more than 45 years. Even Though there was no significant difference on comparison of mean Plaque Index score based on Gender, the Plaque was found to be more prevalent among female participants than males.Within the limits of study, the prevalence of dental plaque was high among participants aged more than 45 years and females had a higher Mean Plaque Index score than males.

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Prevalence of Dental Plaque among Adults Attending Private Dental College in Chennai City- A Descriptive Study

2020

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Causal or Causal Relationship Between Oral Diseases and Systemic Amyloidosis – From Inflammation to Amyloidosis – A Trouble Connection

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Prevalence of Dental Plaque among Adults Attending Private Dental College in Chennai City- A Descriptive Study

Prevalence of Dental Plaque among Adults Attending Private Dental College in Chennai City- A Descriptive Study

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