Oral findings in osteoporosis. Part I: Measurement of mandibular bone density

Kribbs, Patricia J.; Smith, Dale E.; Chesnut, Charles H.

doi:10.1016/0022-3913(83)90584-x

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“…Decreased bone density in the active sites of periodontitis may result in favouring a consequent accelerated progression of the host inflammatory response to the parodontopathogens, the elevation of systemic levels of cytokine that further increases the loss of bone density and risk of tooth loss (46). Crosssectional studies showed evidence that mandibular bone mass was significantly correlated with skeletal bone mass (47)(48)(49)(50). The bisphosphonates are first-line therapy for the treatment of most patients with osteoporosis, with proven efficacy to reduce fracture risk at the spine, hip and other nonvertebral skeletal sites.…”

Section: Vitamin D and Periodontal Diseasementioning

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Vitamin D: relevance in dental practice

Martelli¹

2014

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SummaryObjective. The potential role of VDR gene variations in modulating periodontal susceptibility have been a subject of scientific investigations. The aim of this paper is to perform a literature review of the potential correlation between Vitamin D Receptor (VDR) gene polymorphisms and periodontal disease. Materials and methods. A PubMed literature search was made using "vitamin d receptor polymorphisms periodontal disease" as keys words. Only clinical studies in "Humans" as species and "English" as language were considered. Titles and abstracts of all identified records were examined to determine if the candidate articles contained sufficient information on the association of the VDR polymorphisms and the risk of development periodontal disease. Conclusions. Vitamin D may affect the risk of developing periodontal disease via an effect on bone mineral density or via immunomodulatory effects. There are scientific evidences about the correlation between some VDR polymorphisms, periodontitis and bone metabolism. The use of new simple and economics diagnostic techniques of genetic screening, allows to the dental specialists to identify periodontal patients with possible decreased bone mineral density. The complete acquisition of awareness by dentists of the strong relationship between skeletal bone density with periodontal health and osteointegrated implant success, could open a new therapeutic approach for periodontists with an important role in the early detection of osteoporosis and a better patient compliance of the periodontal therapy.

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Section: Vitamin D and Periodontal Diseasementioning

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Vitamin D: relevance in dental practice

Martelli¹

2014

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“…Oralni znakovi gubitka kosti o~ituju se opse`nijim kroni~nim parodontnim bolestima, prijelomima te ranim gubitkom zuba (11,12). Stoga je znakove koji upozoravaju na ko{tane promjene uzrokovane generaliziranim gubitkom ko{tane mase, va`no uo~iti u po~etnoj fazi, jer se u protivnome mo`e razviti ekstremna resorpcija ko{tanoga grebena gornje i donje ~eljusti (13)(14)(15).…”

Section: Imbenici Koji Utje^u Na Gubitak Ko[tane Mase ^Eljustiunclassified

“…Navedena metoda vrlo je sofisticirana i prikladna za okvirno procjenjivanje stanja ko{tane strukture mandibule, me|utim kad je potrebno precizno odrediti najpovoljniji polo`aj i smjer dentalnog implantata, manjkava je zbog L-L polo`aja glave pri snimanju te superponiranja, odnosno prekrivanja lijeve i desne strane mandibule (11,12,24,25). Tako|er, metoda je nedostupna u svakodnevnom klini~kom stomatolo{kom radu.…”

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Assessment Tools in Early Detection of Osteoporosis in Dentistry

Zlatarć¹,

Pandurć²,

Koršić³

et al. 2007

Archives of Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology

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Osteoporoza, {iroko rasprostanjena i u~estala ko{tana bolest odmakle `ivotne dobi, obilje`ena je gubitkom ko{tane mase i dotrajalo{}u mikroarhitekture ko{tanoga tkiva, uz posljedi~no slabljenje tvrde ko{tane strukture te pove}anje rizika pojave prijeloma. U radu su navedeni sistemski i lokalni ~imbenici odgovorni za gubitak ko{tanoga tkiva ~eljusti. Naj~e{}i sistemski ~imbenici povezani s gubitkom ko{tane mase ~eljusti, su osteoporoza, bubre`ne bolesti, hormonski poreme}aji, prehrana, ali i utjecaj razli~itih lijekova na ko{tanu strukturu. Od lokalnih ~imbenika povezanih s gubitkom kosti ~eljusti navode se kroni~ne parodontne bolesti, rani gubitak zuba te nepovoljan u~inak protetskog nadomjeska na bezubi dio grebena. U svrhu procjene gubitka ko{tane strukture ~eljusti primjenjuju se razli~ite metode, od kojih naj~e{}e apsorpciometrija x-zraka (DXA), kvantitativna kompjuterska tomografija, intraoralna mikrodenzitometrija, indeks SCORE te procjena debljine i kvalitete donjeg kortikalnog ruba mandibule. Kvantitativna i kvalitativna procjena ko{tanoga tkiva ~eljusti od iznimnog je zna~enja za sva podru~ja stomatologije -od parodontologije do endodoncije i stomatolo{ke protetike, posebice u stomatolo{koj implantologiji. U tijeku planiranja budu}e implantolo{ke terapije va`no je procijeniti stanje kosti ~eljusti, odnosno njihovu kvalitetu i kvantitetu te, uzimaju}i u obzir navedene sistemske i lokalne ~imbenike povezane s gubitkom ko{tane mase, ispravno postaviti indikacije za daljnje lije~enje. KLJU^NE RIJE^I: bisfosfonati, donji kortikalni rub mandibule, dvoenergetska apsorpciometrija x-zraka (DXA), intraoralna mikrodenzitometrija, ko{tana masa ~eljusti, osteonekroti~ne promjene ~eljusti

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“…3 Evidence showed that periodontal disease and osteoporosis are bone resorptive diseases that affect a large number of people, in particular, with old ages. 4 It is suggested that osteoporosis affects periodontal disease and that both diseases shared their progression with advancing age. [5][6][7] Studies have shown that 13 to 18% of women 50 years old had osteoporosis and that this proportion increased up to 70% for women over 80 years of age.…”

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Osteoporosis Knowledge and Related Health Behavior among Women in Jazan Region, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Darout

Alamir

Sultana

2017

The Journal of Contemporary Dental Practice

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Introduction: Osteoporosis is a systemic bone disease that can be prevented to some extent by awareness of its risk factors and related health behavior. The aim of this study was to collect information about knowledge and awareness of osteoporosis among women living in Jazan and to describe the type of food habits, sociodemographic characteristics, and other osteoporosis-related health behavior. Materials and methods:Self-administered questionnaires were used for data collection. The total participants were 546 women: 88 (16.1%) were health professionals and 458 (83.9%) non health professionals in the age range ≤20 to 50 years. Data collection was facilitated by a trained intern female doctor of dentistry whose task was to administer the distribution and collection of the questionnaires. Results:In total, 61.9% of health professionals and 54.3% of nonhealth professionals scored highly on knowledge of osteoporosis. The respondents of osteoporosis preventive food items were also highly knowledgeable with 50.6 and 52.6% of health and nonhealth professionals respectively. About 48.1% of health professional and 44.2% of nonhealth professional scored low on knowledge of osteoporosis behavior and attitude, vitamin supplements, and sunlight exposure. The age effect on osteoporosis knowledge was 33.8% in young age group and 30.7% in old age group. Conclusion:Our study shows that Jazan women were highly knowledgeable and aware about osteoporosis and its related health behavior and that health professionals and nonhealth professionals were equally aware about osteoporosis-related health matters.

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Oral findings in osteoporosis. Part I: Measurement of mandibular bone density

Cited by 79 publications

References 9 publications

Vitamin D: relevance in dental practice

Vitamin D: relevance in dental practice

Assessment Tools in Early Detection of Osteoporosis in Dentistry

Osteoporosis Knowledge and Related Health Behavior among Women in Jazan Region, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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