Aim We sought (a) to assess the association between periodontal disease and diabetes,
controlling for socio‐demographic characteristics, comorbidities, oral health status and …

Methods This study included 104 Caucasian adults with T2DM aged 40–80 years,
consecutively enrolled from among 343 patients attending the Diabetes Centre of San …

Objectives: There is a strong body of evidence to support the relationship between
periodontal diseases and diabetes mellitus. Unless dental practitioners are aware of this …

Objective: The aim of the present study was to investigate the prevalence of periodontal
diseases among individuals with type I and type II diabetes in north India and evaluate the …

Purpose-This study aimed to examine the association between periodontitis and diabetes
mellitus. Methods Participants with natural teeth in one jaw from the Third United States …

BACKGROUND: The prevalence of periodontal diseases, gingivitis and periodontitis, is
higher in diabetic patients and can have severe functional and esthetic consequences early …

Aims: To provide updated knowledge on the relationship between periodontal disease and
diabetes from an oral health perspective. Methods: A review of the English-language …

Background It is generally accepted that diabetes increases the prevalence and severity of
periodontitis, and is now considered the sixth “-opathy” of diabetes. The aim of this study …

Background: There is a strong body of evidence that supports the relationship between
periodontal diseases and diabetes mellitus (DM). Many patients are unaware of the effects …

Aims: To provide updated knowledge on the relationship between periodontal disease and
diabetes from an oral health perspective. Methods: A review of the English-language …