La maladie parodontale décrit diverses conditions pathologiques qui affectent les tissus de soutien de la dentition. Au cours de la dernière décennie, les médicaments à base de plantes et les médicaments ayurvédiques sont devenus un sujet d'importance mondiale, car ils ont des implications à la fois médicinales et économiques. Les excipients à base de plantes sont non-toxiques et compatibles ; ils ont un rôle majeur à jouer dans la formulation pharmaceutique. Les médicaments à base de plantes ont été largement utilisés dans le monde entier depuis les temps anciens et ont...

Evidence-based Periodontology aims to facilitate the efficient use of research data, accelerating the introduction of the best research into patient care. A useful definition of evidence-based health care has been proposed by Muir Gray: "An approach to decision making in which the clinician uses the best evidence available in consultation with the patient, to decide upon the options that suits that patient best." It is a tool to support decision making and integrating the best evidence available with clinical practice, and is composed of various levels, which starts with the recognition of a...

Adequate patient selection and treatment planning are essential to guarantee high predictability and long-term maintenance of the peri-implant marginal bone.Thus, the results of this thesis are expected to contribute to a better understanding of hierarchical aspects that significantly impact the rate and quality of osseointegration, implant survival and success of different treatment modalities, inspiring future research and advances in oral implant technologies, and a better clinical decision making based on a systematic database.

The periodontal-prosthodontic interrelationship emphasizes the critical connection between periodontal health and successful prosthetic outcomes. A healthy periodontium is essential for the longevity and function of fixed and removable prostheses. Prosthetic designs must respect the biologic width, ensure proper crown contours, and avoid overhanging margins to prevent plaque accumulation and inflammation. Occlusal forces must be carefully managed to avoid trauma to periodontal tissues. In cases of periodontal compromise, prostheses can be used to splint mobile teeth or replace lost tissue....

Supportive Periodontal Therapy (SPT), often referred to as periodontal maintenance, is an essential, ongoing phase of periodontal treatment designed to prevent the recurrence and progression of periodontal disease. Once active therapy-whether surgical or non-surgical-is completed and periodontal stability is achieved, SPT becomes the cornerstone of long-term oral health. This phase focuses on preserving the results achieved during active therapy and preventing further periodontal breakdown.SPT is not a one-size-fits-all approach; it must be tailored to each patient's unique risk factors,...