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... of Serum Cystatin C levels in aggressive and chronic periodontitis before and after phase I therapy ” of the candidate ...PERIODONTICS. ... See full document

... INTRODUCTION Chronic periodontitis (CP), a chronic infectious disease of microbial etiology, which produces an exaggerated inflammatory response to the pathogenic oral flora and affects the attachment ... See full document

... of periodontitis relies on clinical measurements, including pocket depth, clinical attachment level, and radiographic ...treatment after clinical recovery of patients from ... See full document

... Review of Literature 27 Liu B et al ., 2002 2 7 Investigated the anti microbial p roperties of human salivary mucin MG2 against the periodontal pathogens, Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans using purified MG2, rNMUC7 ( ... See full document

... of chronic periodontitis following scaling and root planing (SRP) affects GCF ALP activity after 15 days and 60 days in 16 sytemically healthy patients with moderate to advanced generalised ... See full document

... placed. After completion of active therapy (scaling and root planing or periodontal surgery) the patient was clinically ...of C- reactive protein levels from group II and group III ... See full document

... COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF SERUM C- REACTIVE PROTEIN AND COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT IN CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS PATIENTS BEFORE AND AFTER NONSURGICAL PERIODONTAL ... See full document

... that periodontitis is the most common inflammatory diseases of humans, like other chronic conditions leads to ...5 Periodontitis is an inflammatory disease of the supporting structures of the teeth ... See full document

... Extensive clinical trials have also shown poorer response to non-surgical and surgical periodontal treatment in smokers. Pauletto and Liede et al (2000) 56 explained that neutrophils are critical immune cells in the ... See full document

... and aggressive periodontitis were excluded from the study as a result of the following proven ...with chronic periodontitis. They reported that GCF leptin levels were significantly ... See full document

... elevated serum visfatin. A cross-sectional study 10 on Asian Indians also found that elevated visfatin levels were associated with obesity. Since Obesity may confound the results, we excluded obese patients ... See full document

... 7 Periodontal disease and diabetes are strongly interrelated and have common pathobiology. Inflammatory events during periodontal disease may play an important role in development of diabetes and insulin resistance ... See full document

... (group I), remaining 60 subjects with chronic periodontitis were divided into two groups, Group II non-smokers with chronic periodontitis and Group III smokers with chronic ... See full document

... between levels of CRP and fibrinogen and all periodontal parameters under ...that levels of serum CRP and plasma fibrinogen can provide information about the presence and intensity of inflammatory ... See full document

... and serum adiponectin level was analysed using ELISA ...with chronic periodontitis patients underwent non-surgical periodontal therapy using ultra-sonic scalers and hand instruments and put on ... See full document

... on aggressive periodontitis are lacking and as for the biochemical tests, this study utilized easy chair side diagnostic tools ...and serum, this study was indicated to focus on the relationship ... See full document

... between chronic periodontitis and stress was hypothesized by many authors over the years, but the role of stress hormones and the psycho-neuro-immunologic mechanism behind it was not very well understood ... See full document

... in C reactive protein level which is in line with other ...weeks after periodontal therapy in the study by Ide et al although Mattila et al reported a reduction in CRP levels in this same ... See full document

... glutathione, periodontitis and smokeless tobacco, could be attributed to increased oxidative stress as a primary etiological feature resulting in release of reactive oxygen species ...the chronic ... See full document

... CP is a chronic infectious disease caused by gram-negative bacteria, which induces a systemic inflammatory response. 4 The destruction of local periodontal tissue promotes systemic dissemination of periodontal ... See full document