Problem: Diabetes and Periodontal Disease are conditions considered to be biologically
linked. Pre–diabetes is a condition in which individuals have blood glucose levels, impaired …

Diabetes is a metabolic disorder resulting in chronic hyperglycemia and hyperlipidemia that
ultimately induces diverse multiple system pathologies, increasing the risk for …

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More than 25.8 million people in the United States have diabetes. 1 This metabolic disorder
is associated with many health complications that result from microvascular and …

Background Dentists play a major role as part of an allied health team in providing oral care
to patients with diabetes. As such, they may detect undiagnosed cases of diabetes and refer …

The link between periodontal disease and diabetes Page 1 Dental Nursing February 2006 Vol
2 No 1 27 Diabetes SUPPLEMENT Patients with known medical conditions need special …

Clinical diabetes Page 1 608 Dental Nursing December 2017 CLINICAL Clinical diabetes
Diabetes is common. Today there are 3.2 million people who have been diagnosed with …

Diabetes mellitus can adversely affect periodontal health. Increased salivary glucose
concentrations can promote the propagation of oral bacteria. The relative …

Oral health and diabetes: making a real difference Page 1 134 Dental Nursing April 2006 Vol 2
No 3 SUPPLEMENT Oral Health Promotion Debbie Chandler of West Dorset Oral Health …

Trial (DPTT). 2 The DPTT is a large, multicenter randomized controlled clinical trial that was
designed to study the effect of nonsurgical periodontal therapy among people who have …