Occlusal Trauma Does Not Prevent Periodontal Healing
Lindhe and Ericsson (1976) demonstrate that occlusal trauma does not impair healing after periodontal surgery, provided plaque is removed.
18 articles. Bone, tissues, implants, and everything in between.
Lindhe and Ericsson (1976) demonstrate that occlusal trauma does not impair healing after periodontal surgery, provided plaque is removed.
S. dentisani produces bacteriocins against S. mutans and buffers plaque acidity. A promising oral probiotic, from the mouth for the mouth.
Clinical case of severe peri-implantitis treated with TST decontamination (Ten Second Technique) and guided bone regeneration. Two-year follow-up.
The Bruschi-Scipioni ERE ridge expansion: what it is, when it is indicated, what the evidence says. The pillar of bonebending.
Treponema denticola, Socransky's red complex spirochete: periplasmic flagella, dentilisin and tissue invasion. The bacterium that moves.
Stage III and IV periodontitis: diagnosis, non-surgical therapy, regenerative surgery. A step-by-step evidence-based treatment protocol.
From Weston Price to Netflix's Root Cause: a century of fear around root canal teeth. What the science says and why the tooth is not dead.
Ridge expansion, GBR, sinus lift, autologous graft: which technique for which defect. Evidence and long-term outcomes.
Dental implant longevity according to long-term studies: survival rates, risk factors and what to do to make them last.
Guided bone regeneration (GBR) and autologous graft compared: when to use each. Evidence, advantages, limitations.
Not enough bone for implants? Today regeneration is possible without iliac crest harvesting. Ridge expansion, GBR, biomaterials: evidence and outcomes.
Guided tissue regeneration (GTR) recovers bone and periodontal attachment. Indications, technique, long-term results and clinical cases.
Pyorrhea is the outdated name for periodontitis. What it means, how it is diagnosed and treated today according to EFP guidelines.
Implant rejection does not exist: titanium is biocompatible. The real causes of failure and risk factors according to the literature.
Similarities, differences and pathogenic mechanisms between peri-implantitis and periodontitis microbiota. A literature review.
P. gingivalis from periodontitis found in Alzheimer's brains. Gingipains correlate with disease markers. Evidence and mechanisms.
Oral HPV: how it spreads, which strains cause oral lesions, the link with oropharyngeal cancer and prevention strategies.
Periodontitis and pregnancy: gingival inflammation, risk of preterm birth and low birth weight. Why oral health matters during pregnancy.
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