Typically, the term “periodontal disease” refers to gingivitis and periodontitis, both common
inflammatory diseases that involve a variety of pathogenic bacterial species and an innate …

Typically, the term “periodontal disease” refers to gingivitis and periodontitis, both common
inflammatory diseases that involve a variety of pathogenic bacterial species and an innate …

This article reviews trends in the prevalence and severity of periodontal disease in US adults
and examines the implications of these trends regarding the recognition of periodontal …

Periodontal disease is the most common infectious disease in humans and animals. With
75% to 80% of cats and dogs over 2 years of age exhibiting indications of periodontal …

The most important development in the epidemiology of periodontitis in the USA during the
last decade is the result of improvements in survey methodologies and statistical modeling …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review provides an overview of the objectives, activities,
and accomplishments of the CDC-AAP collaboration on public health aspects of …

Dental plaque is the primary etiology for chronic gingivitis, which typically develops within 10
to 21 days in the absence of plaque control. Approximately 50% of the population over the …

In the absence of evidence that explained the eti-ology of periodontal diseases, the early
history of prevention for these diseases is replete with various mechanical and chemical …

Background This report presents weighted average estimates of the prevalence of
periodontitis in the adult US population during the 6 years 2009-2014 and highlights key …

Toxicity adults within 21 days. The gingivitis was reversible within 7 days when proper
plaque control was initiated. Supragingival plaque becomes dominated by gram-negative …