En 2000, l'ancien Surgeon General David Satcher a publié Oral Health in America : A Report of the Surgeon General, qui soulignait l'importance de la santé bucco-dentaire comme porte d'entrée vers la santé et le bien-être général. Les maladies bucco-dentaires sont un problème silencieux. Une bonne santé bucco-dentaire est essentielle pour mener une vie productive et saine. En comprenant les facteurs de risque associés aux maladies systémiques, nous sommes en mesure d'améliorer la qualité de notre longévité croissante et de réduire le fardeau des maladies pour les générations...

Im Jahr 2000 veröffentlichte der ehemalige Surgeon General David Satcher den Bericht Oral Health in America: A Report of the Surgeon General, in dem die Bedeutung der Mundgesundheit als Tor zur allgemeinen Gesundheit und zum Wohlbefinden hervorgehoben wird. Mundkrankheiten sind ein stilles Problem, eine gute Mundgesundheit ist für ein produktives und gesundes Leben unerlässlich. Wenn wir die Risikofaktoren im Zusammenhang mit systemischen Krankheiten verstehen, können wir die Qualität unserer zunehmenden Lebenserwartung verbessern und die Krankheitslast für heutige und künftige...

In 2000, former Surgeon General David Satcher released Oral Health in America: A Report of the Surgeon General, which highlighted the importance of oral health as the gateway to general health and well-being. Oral disease is a silent problem, proper oral health is vital to a productive and healthy life. By understanding the risk factors associated with systemic diseases we are able to improve the quality of our increasing longevity and reduce the burden of disease for current and future generations.

This book summarizes basic infection control recommendations for all traditional and non traditional dental care settings with a special focus on infection control measures in the field of periodontology through efficient plaque control, scaling and root planing, antimicrobial therapy, and surgery. The information included in this book reflects guidelines produced by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and elements of Standard Precautions.

In pathology, wound healing refers to healing of injured tissue by living tissue. A deep perception of clinical and biological variables affects the periodontal regeneration and allows the dental practitioner to redirect clinical and biological factors effectively to enhance clinical result and increase periodontal regeneration. Healing is ideal when there is acceptable aesthetics and appropriate function. Therefore, a meticulous knowledge regarding the relationship and nature of various periodontal tissues is needed to attain satisfactory healing which result in the development of new...