医学
口腔卫生
内科学
探血
牙周病
牙科
口腔健康
胃肠病学
作者
A.R. Pradeep,Sonender Pal Singh,Santosh S. Martande,Arjun Raju,Tagya Rustagi,Deepak Kumar Suke,Savitha B. Naik
出处
期刊:Gerodontology
[Wiley]
日期:2013-05-30
卷期号:32 (2): 100-106
被引量:31
摘要
Objective and background The objectives were to compare periodontal status between subjects with and without Parkinson's disease ( PKD ) to determine the influence of PKD on periodontal disease. This study was conducted to evaluate the relationship of periodontal status with severity of PKD . Materials and methods This study was conducted on 45 subjects with PKD (subjects with PKD were divided into 5 groups from group 2 to group 6 according to Hoehn and Yahr stages) and 46 control subjects (group 1). Probing depth ( PD ), clinical attachment level ( CAL ), gingival index ( GI ), plaque index ( PI ) and percentage of bleeding sites (%BoP) were evaluated. All subjects were interviewed regarding their practice of oral hygiene and access to professional dental care. Results There were statistically significant differences in PD , CAL , GI , PI and %BoP in subjects with PKD and controls ( p < 0.001). All the evaluated periodontal clinical parameters and indices deteriorate with increase in severity of PKD . The mean PD value increased from 2.75 mm for group 1 to 6.17 mm for group 6, and mean CAL value increased from 3.14 mm for group 1 to 6.74 mm for group 6. The mean GI , PI and %BoP values increased from 0.55, 1.35 and 20.37 to 2.66, 3.80 and 70.86, respectively with increasing severity of PKD . Conclusion There is a need for dental care and encouragement to use plaque control methods for subjects with PKD as periodontal pathology presented a high prevalence even in the early stages of PKD .
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