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Doença periodontal e diabetes: uma parceria que merece atenção
Fecha
2011-05-14Autor
Fabiana de Oliveira Dutra Teixeira
Institución
Resumen
This work has the theme "Diabetes and Periodontal Disease: a partnership that deserves attention," qualitative study and explanation based on data of articles with the aim of proposing that municipalities promote community periodontal examination during the first programmatic consultation for likely to have a monitoring and controlling the disease. The relationship between diabetes mellitus and periodontal disease has been studied for a long time, from a biological association in which people with diabetes have increased susceptibility. Diabetes Melito, which is a syndrome characterized by relative or absolute lack of insulin, in addition to the altered metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins and fats, is one of the most common diseases in modern societies. Importantly, much of the population are carriers of diabetes and, unfortunately, most of which have this pathology have not yet been diagnosed. Many are unaware that the control of plaque by oral hygiene can become a great ally for prevention and control of blood glucose, when the patient has diabetes in addition to periodontal disease, which can improve the quality of life. Under this assumption, this study, in addition to a literature review, targets the proposal to municipalities for community periodontal examination during the first programmatic consultation so that you can do a monitoring and control because of periodontal disease. Based on observations from these studies on the relationship between diabetes melito and periodontal disease, it can be stated that patients with diabetes melito, or not dependent on exogenous insulin, have a risk factor for increased prevalence and severity of periodontal disease. The dentist must know the systemic and oral diseases in diabetic patients. In case of suspicion of diabetes, should order laboratory tests to measure blood glucose of patients, handing it over to the medical service if they present themselves changed.