EVALUATION OF OCLUSAL TRAUMA AS A RISK FACTOR IN THE ETHIOLOGY OF CHRONIC PERIODONTITIS

To asses the role and the effects of primary or secondary occlusal trauma after bone resorption and dental migration, Finite Elements Method (FEM) was applied by various authors [3,4]. In patients with systemic pathologies that cause disturbances of bone metabolism and the appearance of osteoporosis...

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Published inInternational journal of medical dentistry Vol. 8; no. 2; pp. 83 - 88
Main Authors Popa, Cosmin, Solomon, Sorina Mihaela, Rudnic, Ioana, Mârţu, Ioana, Luchian, Ionuţ, Mârţu, Maria Alexandra, Sava, Nazira, Mârţu, Silvia
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Iasi Apollonia University of Iasi, Medical Dentistry Faculty 01.04.2018
Subjects
Dentistry
Disease
Gum disease
Orthodontics
Osteoporosis
Periodontitis
Root resorption
Teeth
Trauma
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Summary:To asses the role and the effects of primary or secondary occlusal trauma after bone resorption and dental migration, Finite Elements Method (FEM) was applied by various authors [3,4]. In patients with systemic pathologies that cause disturbances of bone metabolism and the appearance of osteoporosis, a phenomenon known as affecting the quality of the alveolar bone, in cases of occlusion trauma, periodontal changes, whicht can not be effectively compensated by apposition and causing dental mobility, occur through bone lysis [12-14]. Considering the above observations, the present paper evaluates the occlusal trauma effect on the progression of both treated and untreated periodontal disease, evidencing the relationship between the treatment and / or the absence and progression of the periodontal disease, as assessed by measuring the depth of the periodontal pocket, mobility and clinical outcome. 2. RESULTS 41 patients followed all treatment recommendations (control group), 18 patients received non-surgical treatment (partial treatment group) and 30 other patients refused treatment (untreated group).
ISSN:2066-6063
2392-8018