Background: Local eradication of periodontal infection could potentially have a much
broader impact on the diabetic condition by also contributing to the modification of the lipid …

Both diabetes and periodontal disease are highly prevalent worldwide, and the prevalence
is higher in the aged population. Epidemiological studies have shown a link between …

Back ground Periodontitis is a chronic inflammatory disease, causes changes in peripheral
blood markers with slight abnormal lipid profile including the production of different enzymes …

Background: Although diabetes mellitus and periodontal disease promote atherosclerosis,
the relation of oxidative stress with these diseases remains unclear. To investigate the …

Introduction Hyperlipidaemia is influenced by the oral diseases, especially by the
periodontal disease. The systemic exposure to infection challenges may have as a result the …

Periodontitis is a generally chronic disorder characterized by the breakdown of the
toothsupporting tissues and the impaired host inflammatory immune response. This …

Aims This cross-sectional analysis explored the relationships between periodontal disease
(PD) and subclinical CVD in a cohort of patients with type 1 diabetes and non-diabetic …

Periodontal disease leads to a systemic hyper-inflammatory state that might impair other co-
morbidities including cardiovascular disease. Evidence-based findings showed that …

Background: A reciprocal relationship is understood to exist between periodontal disease
and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), and this intervention study aimed to evaluate the …