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Oral 2016; 17 (54)

Bacterial related to periodontal diseases

Hurtado CA, Bojórquez AY, Montaño PMl, López MJA

Language: Spanish
References: 88
Page: 1374-1378
PDF size: 86.42 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Periodontal diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis are worldwide common. The chronic periodontitis is an inflamatory disease of the periodontal tissues, it has a multifactorial origen, and is the second cause of parcial or total tooth loss in adulthood in all over the world. Recently, around 50 bacterial species are related to periodontal diseases. Although, some species of strict anaerobic bacteria are most frecuent and a major proportion, there why are designated the prime etilogical agents of periodontal disease. However, in recent year’s non common bacteria species of the families Enterobcateriaceae, Pseudomonaceae, Acinetobacter y Staphylococcus; as well as beta-hemolotic Streptococcus have been isolated of the periodontal pockets. Although, oral cavity is considered a hostile environment these microorganisms found there in a suitable microhabitat for development. While the periodontal microorganism is present, the host must manifest certain risk factors whether inherent to him or behavioral to develop the periodontal disease. In order to providing a suitable treatment to the patients with periodontal disease is important to know the microorganisms related to it.


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