Diabetes mellitus can have variable and sometimes profound effects upon oral tissues. It
has been shown that uncontrolled or poorly controlled diabetics have particularly a greater …

Background Diabetes mellitus and periodontal diseases are common chronic diseases in
the United States. Periodontal infection may adversely affect glycemic control in people with …

Background: Oral cavity reflects the general health status of a person and diagnosing and
treating oral manifestations of systemic disease pose a greater challenge. Even though …

Diabetes mellitus is common in the Maltese. Patients in whom diabetes was first diagnosed
before the age of 25 years were examined to determine their oral status and to compare …

One hundred and eighty-nine dentulous patients with diabetes mellitus and sixty-four
patients believed free of diabetes were examined for periodontal disease. Certain variables …

The relationship between diabetes mellitus and periodontal disease is not clear, even
though studied intensively. From the available data, it seemed reasonable to believe that …

A sample of 54 patients with diabetes mellitus were subjects to detailed assessment of
periodontal disease levels using standard indices. In order to determine whether the severity …

One of the most commonly reported oral manifestations of diabetes mellitus is the increased
prevalence and severity of periodontal disease. Whereas the periodontal disease of the …

Objective To investigate the association between glycemic control of type 2 diabetes mellitus
(type 2 DM) and severity of periodontal disease (PD). Methods One hundred and twenty-six …

Diabetes mellitus is challenging to the clinician, researcher, and patient because of its
complex pathogenesis, questionable cause, and often frustrating course of treatment. The …