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[Microbiological parameters in periodontitis marginalis during local treatment].

Authors: C, Lindemann; W, Pfister; P, Wutzler; P, Gängler;

[Microbiological parameters in periodontitis marginalis during local treatment].

Abstract

Repeated professional removal of plaque and tooth-stone by means of deep scaling and root planning is able to avoid a further progression of marginal periodontitis. This therapeutical measures lead to changes in the bacterial composition of subgingival plaque. Important bacteria for the etiology of periodontitis are reduced. 8-12 weeks after therapy the recolonization of the complex periodontitis flora is finished. Therefore a repeated subgingival scaling is necessary to make the treatment successful.

Keywords

Dental Plaque, Dental Scaling, Humans, Periodontitis, Root Planing

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