CORRELATIONS BETWEEN SALIVARY CORTISOL LEVELS AND PERIODONTAL DISEASE. REVIEW

• Автори: Bogdan-Constantin Vasiliu (Автор), Stefan-Alexandru Trufanda (Автор), Cornelia Teodorescu (Автор), Silvia Teslaru (Автор), Ioana-Andreea Sioustis (Автор), Ionut Luchian (Автор), Alexandra-Maria Martu (Автор), Diana-Cristala N (Автор), Irina-Georgeta Sufaru (Автор), Ioana Rudnic (Автор), Liliana Pasarin (Автор), Sorina-Mihaela Solomon (Автор), Silvia Mârțu (Автор)
• Формат: Книга
• Опубліковано: Romanian Dental Association for Education, 2021-04-01T00:00:00Z.
• Предмети: article
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Резюме

The term "periodontal disease" is properly assigned to gingivitis and periodontitis. Generally, gingivitis is a condition of the epithelial and connective tissues located in the immediate vicinity and subcolletal area of the tooth. From the etiopathogenic point of view, gingivitis is the result of the immediate exposure of the aggressive microbial factor through bacterial plaque, physical, chemical, thermal or other traumas such as irradiation, smoking. Cortisol induces metabolic processes antagonistic to insulin, especially during times of hunger and sustained stress. Cortisol influences the immune and inflammatory defense system. Selected articles involving psychosocial stress, anxiety, and depression directly related to periodontal disease reached the following conclusions: psychological stress highlighted by increased salivary cortisol levels influences periodontal disease by exacerbating it and increasing loss of attachment. at probing, potentiation of probing bleeding; the increased index of anxiety is correlated with the increased level of salivary cortisol and chronic periodontitis

Опис примірника

2393-1108
2393-1531