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… of a moderate rate of progression (grade B) is modified by the presence of poorly controlled Type-2 diabetes, which is a risk factor that could shift the grade definition to rapid progression (grade C). …

… in patients who have a history of severe periodontitis. Data identifying smoking and diabetes as potential risk indicators for peri-implantitis are inconclusive. Image 3 Peri-implantitis …

… such as adverse pregnancy outcomes (APOs), atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease, bacteraemia, diabetes, infective endocarditis, and respiratory diseases (Scannapieco, 1998). Of these, the epidemiology of…

… pre-eclampsia, defined as high maternal blood pressure and significant proteinuria; and gestational diabetes. There is a close association between gestational age and birth weight, and LBW has therefore also…

… an intense scientific review of evidence linking oral diseases to general illnesses in three areas: diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and pregnancy. 2017: Chicago. EFP-APP. World Workshop on the…

… studies have shown that periodontitis increases the risk of poor glycemic control in patients with diabetes mellitus as well as diabetes complications and associated morbidity. Successful periodontal…