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Background: Various conceptual hypotheses have been put forth to link association of COVID?19 with various chronic diseases such as periodontitis. Empirical evidence is still lacking to correlate the severity of COVID?19 with periodontal diseases. Objectives: This study was undertaken with an objective to correlate COVID severity in systemically healthy patients suffering from periodontal diseases. Materials and Methods: 44 systemically healthy patients of both genders with minimum of 20 teeth in their oral cavity in age range of 20 to 50 years suffering from periodontitis were recruited and categorised into four stages as per American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) 2017 classification for periodontitis. Serum C?reactive protein (CRP) levels and periodontal disease parameters of all the patients were measured. Because of COVID?19 and the nationwide lockdown, the dental practice was highly affected. With the help of self?designed online questionnaire information regarding COVID?19 infection and associated symptoms were recorded. Cases were categorized into five groups based on the World Health Organization clinical progression scale of COVID severity. Results: All the patients suffering from COVID disease in moderate and severe forms had increased probing pocket depth, clinical attachment level, and raised serum C?reactive protein levels as compared to patients who were uninfected or suffering from mild COVID disease and the results were statistically significant. Conclusion: Prioritisation and Implementation of periodontal treatment as a preventive measure for COVID?19 should be done. A positive correlation is observed between the severity of periodontitis and COVID?19.
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Objective: To systematically review the data and results of case reports of autosomal recessive syndromes associated with periodontitis. Material and Methods: An internet search using Google and PubMed search engine and keywords- autosomal recessive, periodontitis, syndromes, periodontium and gingiva was carried out. Full-text articles in the English language of all the case reports and reviews that were published in journals from the year 1966 to 2016 were obtained and evaluated and presented in tabular form. Abstracts and articles published in other languages were not included in the review. Results: The data available from the clinical trials were analyzed and presented under broad headings of, systemic features, dental features, periodontal features and laboratory findings presented in tabular form. Conclusion: Many autosomal recessive syndromes with dental component also present with changes or alteration in the periodontium thus stressing the fact that thorough periodontal examination is important during the medical evaluation of patients with syndromes (AU)
Objetivo: Analisar sistematicamente os dados e resultados de relatos de caso de síndromes autossômicas recessivas associadas à periodontite. Material e Métodos: realizou-se uma pesquisa na internet usando os sites Google e PubMed com as palavras-chave: autossômica recessiva, periodontite, síndromes, periodonto e gengiva. Os critérios de inclusão foram restritos aos artigos em texto completo em língua inglesa, relatos de casos e revisões publicados em periódicos de 1966 a 2016. Resumos e artigos publicados em outras línguas não foram incluídos na revisão. Resultados: Os dados extraídos de cada estudo foram agrupados da seguinte forma: as síndromes associadas a características sistêmicas, aos achados dentários e aos achados periodontais, apresentados no formato de tabelas. Conclusões: Diversas síndromes autossômicas recessivas que apresentam alterações dentárias também podem apresentar alterações no periodonto, ressaltando assim, o fato de que o exame periodontal completo é importante durante a avaliação médica de pacientes com síndromes (AU)