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    Periodontal and Gingival Diseases- Progress from the marginal gingiva, Are infectious diseases, Caused by bacteria. Dental Plaque- Dental Plaque: It is defined clinically as a structured, resilient, yellowish grey substance that adheres tenaciously to the intraoral hard surfaces including removable and fixed restorations. Non-specific Plaque Hypothesis- Direct relationship between amount of dental plaque and degree of periodontal disease, More plaque accumulation causes more periodontal disease, Patients with a weak host resistance to bacterial plaque or poor home care are prone to develop extensive periodontal disease. Specific Plaque Hypothesis- A number of bacteria may cause periodontal disease, All patients with gingivitis don’t develop periodontitis, Specific bacterial pathogens are identified at elevated levels in progressing periodontal lesions, Some bacteria are responsible for increasing the risk of periodontal destruction in sites in which they colonized, Successful treatment outcomes are associated with the elimination of these microorganisms. Microbial Considerations- Bacterial deposits in the oral cavity are called dental plaque or bacterial plaque, Accumulation of bacteria on teeth causes gingivitis and plaque removal results in gingival health (Löe et al 1965, Theilade et al 1966), Peri-implant mucositis has a similar cause-effect relationship (Pontoriero et al 1993). Signs and Symptoms of Periodontal Disease.

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    Periodontal and Gingival Diseases- Progress from the marginal gingiva, Are infectious diseases, Caused by bacteria. Dental Plaque- Dental Plaque: It is defined clinically as a structured, resilient, yellowish grey substance that adheres tenaciously to the intraoral hard surfaces including removable and fixed restorations. Non-specific Plaque Hypothesis- Direct relationship between amount of dental plaque and degree of periodontal disease, More plaque accumulation causes more periodontal disease, Patients with a weak host resistance to bacterial plaque or poor home care are prone to develop extensive periodontal disease. Specific Plaque Hypothesis- A number of bacteria may cause periodontal disease, All patients with gingivitis don’t develop periodontitis, Specific bacterial pathogens are identified at elevated levels in progressing periodontal lesions, Some bacteria are responsible for increasing the risk of periodontal destruction in sites in which they colonized, Successful treatment outcomes are associated with the elimination of these microorganisms. Microbial Considerations- Bacterial deposits in the oral cavity are called dental plaque or bacterial plaque, Accumulation of bacteria on teeth causes gingivitis and plaque removal results in gingival health (Löe et al 1965, Theilade et al 1966), Peri-implant mucositis has a similar cause-effect relationship (Pontoriero et al 1993). Signs and Symptoms of Periodontal Disease.

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    Periodontal and Gingival Diseases- Progress from the marginal gingiva, Are infectious diseases, Caused by bacteria. Dental Plaque- Dental Plaque: It is defined clinically as a structured, resilient, yellowish grey substance that adheres tenaciously to the intraoral hard surfaces including removable and fixed restorations. Non-specific Plaque Hypothesis- Direct relationship between amount of dental plaque and degree of periodontal disease, More plaque accumulation causes more periodontal disease, Patients with a weak host resistance to bacterial plaque or poor home care are prone to develop extensive periodontal disease. Specific Plaque Hypothesis- A number of bacteria may cause periodontal disease, All patients with gingivitis don’t develop periodontitis, Specific bacterial pathogens are identified at elevated levels in progressing periodontal lesions, Some bacteria are responsible for increasing the risk of periodontal destruction in sites in which they colonized, Successful treatment outcomes are associated with the elimination of these microorganisms. Microbial Considerations- Bacterial deposits in the oral cavity are called dental plaque or bacterial plaque, Accumulation of bacteria on teeth causes gingivitis and plaque removal results in gingival health (Löe et al 1965, Theilade et al 1966), Peri-implant mucositis has a similar cause-effect relationship (Pontoriero et al 1993). Signs and Symptoms of Periodontal Disease.

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    Description: Periodontal and Gingival Diseases- Progress from the marginal gingiva, Are
    infectious diseases, Caused by bacteria. Dental Plaque- Dental Plaque: It is defined clinically as a
    structured, resilient, yellowish grey substance that adheres tenaciously to the intraoral hard surfaces
    including removable and fixed restorations. Non-specific Plaque Hypothesis- Direct relationship
    between amount of dental plaque and degree of periodontal disease, More plaque accumulation
    causes more periodontal disease, Patients with a weak host resistance to bacterial plaque or poor
    home care are prone to develop extensive periodontal disease. Specific Plaque Hypothesis- A
    number of bacteria may cause periodontal disease, All patients with gingivitis dont develop
    periodontitis, Specific bacterial pathogens are identified at elevated levels in progressing
    periodontal lesions, Some bacteria are responsible for increasing the risk of periodontal destruction
    in sites in which they colonized, Successful treatment outcomes are associated with the elimination
    of these microorganisms.

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