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Periodontal disease is a infectious disease causing inflammation of the supporting tissues of the teeth leading to progressive attachment loss and bone loss. Specific plaque hypothesis plays an important role in the specific bacteria causing periodontal disease. The goal of antimicrobials in treating periodontal disease is to eliminate or suppress the potential pathogens in the oral cavity.The chapters in this book emphasis on biofilm, Systemic antibiotics, antiseptics, natural products, local drug delivery, and host modulating agents.This book is useful for under graduates, Post graduates...

Aside from the bacteria that cause gum disease, there are other considerations which can modify the course or aggressiveness of the disease. These are called "risk factors" and are Smoking, Diabetes, Genetically induced gum disease. In periodontal diseases, bacteria trigger inflammatory host responses which, along with the direct destructive effects of the bacteria, cause most of the tissue destruction. This book describes about the knowledge regarding the etiology and pathogenesis of various diseases and a quick review for undergraduate, post graduate&clinicians who can update their...

Periodontitis is a bacterial infection characterized by an inflammation of the tissues that support the teeth, which results in destruction of the periodontal ligament and loss of the adjacent bone that supports the teeth. It is well known that there is a causal relationship between serum lipid levels and systemic health, particularly cardiovascular diseases. On the other hand, periodontitis- induced changes in immune cell function may cause metabolic dysregulation of lipid metabolism through a mechanism involving proinflammatory cytokines.This book describes about the study based on any...