Oral Diseases
Ecological Therapeutic Opportunities for Oral Diseases
... whole oral microbiome transplantation is a strategy that should be tested in the context of oral ...the oral cavity, or systemic if certain species migrate to extra- oral ...
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The Significance of Matrix Metalloproteinases in Oral Diseases
... Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) belong to a family of structurally related zinc-dependent proteolytic enzymes that are known to play a key role in the catabolic turnover of extracellular matrix (ECM) components. ...
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Investigating the Therapeutic Potential of Salivary Proteins for Oral Diseases
... therapeutic potential for preventing dental erosion, a multifactorial condition that can result in the loss of tooth structure and function, potentially increasing tooth sensitivity (Imfeld, 1996). The progression of ...
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Matrix Metalloproteinases And Their Role In Oral Diseases: A Review
... Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are zinc dependent endopeptidases that are capable of degrading extra cellular matrix proteins. The activity of MMPs is seen not only during normal organogenesis and wound healing, but ...
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Knowledge of Primary Health Care Providers in Nairobi East District, Kenya, Regarding HIV-related Oral Facial and Other Common Oral Diseases and Conditions
... oro-facial diseases; b) Knowledge on general oral diseases and ...general oral conditions comprised fifteen open- ended ...several oral facial and other common oral ...
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Review Article Prevalence and etiology of oral diseases in drug-addicted populations: a systematic review
... Illicit drug abuse can affect multiple organ sys- tems and cause a variety of clinical manifesta- tions, including the central nervous system, respiratory system and cardiovascular system [1]. For example, ...
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Smoking Related Systemic and Oral Diseases
... Schmidt, in 1951, reported that the increase in tobacco smoking was followed by a decrease in caries rate (61). Smoking increases thiocyanate level in saliva. Thiocyanate, a normal constituent of saliva, was found to ...
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Biofilm Implication in Oral Diseases of Dogs and Cats
... Periodontal diseases are the number one health problem in small animal patients. By just two years of age, 70% of cats and 80% of dogs have some form of periodontal diseases. Periodontal disease is ...
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Oral manifestations of hiv infection
... one oral manifestation at some time during the course of Greenspan et ...for oral complications increases as further immunologic impairment 1994; Nielsen et ...identify oral diseases as a ...
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Oral health and HIV infection among female sex workers in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
... who performed the clinical oral examination. This training module was designed and developed by the Oral HIV/AIDS Research Alliance (http://www.aidsre- search.org/). There may be a potential biases in the ...
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Knowledge Attitude and Practice of mothers toward Children Oral Health
... Another study held in which 174 (46.8%) parents take part including 67 (38.5%) male and 107(61.5%) female both male and female respond to questionnaire. About this study the female tend to had greater level of knowledge ...
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The Role of Vitamins and Trace Elements on Oral Health: A Systematic Review
... the oral structures. Deficiencies cause oral diseases such as developmental defects, oral mucosal diseases and periodontal ...affected oral structures as a result of vitamin ...
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Insufficiency of Currently used Dental Indices in Epidemiology
... the Oral Health Surveys [3] which use the so-called DMF-index (D= decayed or M= missing or F= filled tooth/surface) in determining past and present caries experience but unfortunately, at the same time which is ...
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HERBAL MEDICINE: A BOON TO PERIODONTICS A REVIEW
... Uses in systemic conditions: Tulsi has also been used in treatment of fever, bronchitis, arthritis, convulsions etc. In an in-vitro study the various concentrations of the Tulsi extracts have been assessed against ...
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STUDIES ON THE MICRO-BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION OF TOOTHBRUSHES AND IMPORTANCE OF DECONTAMINATION USING DISINFECTANTS
... conditions. Oral diseases as well as other systemic diseases can be greatly controlled by reducing the microbial load in the oral cavity and this can be achieved by maintaining proper ...
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... Smoking during pregnancy has six times greater chance of cleft palate formation [8]. Recently maternal tobacco use has been related to primary caries development in their children [19]. Tobacco suppresses the immune ...
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Child and family impacts of infants’ oral conditions in Tanzania and Uganda– a cross sectional study
... of oral diseases on individuals’ daily functioning, well- being and quality of life ...child’s oral health on child’s- and the family’s daily activities, re- spectively ...for oral health care ...
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A needs assessment for a master’s program in dental public health in Jeddah Saudi Arabia
... of oral health, the delivery of oral health care services, the prevalence of oral diseases in the Kingdom, research in the field of DPH, and oral health care policy ...
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Day to day dentistry in ayurvedic language an appealing concept in periodontal practice
... Oral hygiene affects the overall health had already been proven.Various procedures are advocated for maintaining oral hygiene in regular practice. Shalakya Tantra (system of surgery), a branch in Ayurved ...
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Assessment of Oral Health Knowledge, Attitude and Practices among Medical Students of Taibah University in Madinah, KSA
... of oral health care ...including oral structure which was proven by responses of other students who answered yes to that ...that oral diseases are related to some systemic ...systemic ...
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