PERIODONTAL
MEDICINE
JANANI.J
FINAL YEAR
INTRODUCTION
The term PERIODONTAL MEDICINE –first
Suggested by Steven offenbacher.
“Rapidly emerging branch of periodontology
focusing on a strong
Relationship between periodontal health
Or disease.”
--Steven offenbacher.(1996)
Impact of periodontal disease on systemic health
•Periodontal disease is an infectious disease but
certain systemic condition may affect the
initiation & progression of the condition.
•Evidence had shed light on converse side
Of the relation.
Systemic
condition
Periodontal
disease
FOCAL INFECTION THEORY
• Williams Hunter (1900) first developed --idea that the
focal oral infection -- responsible for wide range of
systemic conditions.
• Williams Hunter – indicated dentistry as a cause of
what he called “Oral sepsis”- that
caused rheumatic & other chronic disease.
SUB GINGIVAL ENVIRONMENT AS
RESERVOIR OF BACTERIA
Sub gingival microbiota in patient with periodontitis – Gram –ve
bacterial challenge.
Gram –ve
organism & their Sulcular epithelium Periodontal
Products mainly tissues &
LPS circulation
Bacteremia
Systemic c0nditions & periodontal
diseases
CARDIO VASCULAR SYSTEM :
 Atherosclerosis
Coronary heart disease
Myocardial infarction
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Diabetes mellitus
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Pre term low birth weight infants
Pre eclampsia
AUTO IMMUNE SYSTEM
Rheumatoid arthritis
Ankylosing spondylitis
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
COPD
Acute bacterial pneumonia
Renal system
Renal insufficiency
Chronic kidney disease
End stage kidney disease
ETIOLOGY OF PERIODONTAL DISEASE
• Porphyromonas gingivalis
• Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans
• Prevotella intermedia
• Bacteroides forsythus
• Campylobacter rectus
• Fusobacterium nucleatum &
• Spirochetes
P.Gingivalis –link between periodontal & heart disease
EFFECTS OF MEDICATIONS & PERIODONTAL
DISEASE
Phenytoin
Cyclosporine
Dihydropyridines : Nifedipine & Nitrendipine
Heavy metals
Periodontal disease & CHD
Matilla et al found that MI patient had significantly
worse dental.
Recently,evidence has accumulated that certain Oral
Infections—significant role in ATHEROSCLEROSIS.
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
STAGES IN FORMATION OF
ATHEROSCLEROTIC PLAQUE
Proteases cascade
Periodontal disease & LEUKEMIA
Malignant neoplasm of WBC Precursors
Characterised by
Diffuse replacement of bone marrow with
Proliferating cell.
Abnormal numbers & forms of immature WBC in
circulating blood.
Widespread infiltrates in liver,spleen,lymphnode
& other body sites.
Periodontium in leukemic patient
Leukemic infiltration
Bleeding or hemorrhage
Oral ulceration
infection
Stress & periodontium
• Stress affects periodontium directly or indirectly.
• Direct: alteration of resistance of periodontium
• to infection.
• Psychological aspect of a person with imparing
Behavior like : poor oral hygiene , alcohol consumption ,
poor nutrition & bruxism.
Female hormones & periodontium
Gingival alterations during puberty , pregnancy &
menopause.
In puberty & pregnancy –non specific inflammatory
changes – HEMORRHAGIC COMPONENT
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM & PERIODONTIUM
COPD
Chronic obstruction to airflow with excess
Production of sputum.
ETIOLOGY:
Smoking , pollution , infections – rhinovirus.
CLINICAL FEATURE :
 Breathlessness
 wheezing
 fever –muco purulent relapses.
Oral cavity –reservoir of bacterial pathogens –
LUNG DISEASE.
OROPHARNYNGEAL colonization more common in
patient—teeth & denture.
Diminished salivary secretion & Ph
Poor oral hygiene
ETIOLOGY
• P.gingivalis
• Bacteroides gracilus
• Clostridium
• Fusobacterium necrophorum
• Actinomycetes.
pathogenesis
• Bacteria colonize SUPRA or SUB GINGIVAL PLAQUE.
into saliva
saliva
Lower
Respiratory
system
Cytokines from PDL
tissuessaliva from GCF.
Local inflammatory
Process-initiation &
Progression.
Mechanism of action
• Aspiration of oral pathogens
• Enzymes in saliva  adhesion & colonization.
• PDL associated enzymes destroy salivary pellicle.
• Cytokines promote infection.
MECHANISM OF ACTION
DIABETES MELLITUS
Metabolic disorder
Diminished or impaired insulin action , results – inability of
glucose transport from blood stream.
Periodontal disease <---------> Diabetes mellitus.
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  • 1.
  • 2.
    INTRODUCTION The term PERIODONTALMEDICINE –first Suggested by Steven offenbacher. “Rapidly emerging branch of periodontology focusing on a strong Relationship between periodontal health Or disease.” --Steven offenbacher.(1996)
  • 3.
    Impact of periodontaldisease on systemic health •Periodontal disease is an infectious disease but certain systemic condition may affect the initiation & progression of the condition. •Evidence had shed light on converse side Of the relation. Systemic condition Periodontal disease
  • 4.
    FOCAL INFECTION THEORY •Williams Hunter (1900) first developed --idea that the focal oral infection -- responsible for wide range of systemic conditions. • Williams Hunter – indicated dentistry as a cause of what he called “Oral sepsis”- that caused rheumatic & other chronic disease.
  • 5.
    SUB GINGIVAL ENVIRONMENTAS RESERVOIR OF BACTERIA Sub gingival microbiota in patient with periodontitis – Gram –ve bacterial challenge. Gram –ve organism & their Sulcular epithelium Periodontal Products mainly tissues & LPS circulation Bacteremia
  • 7.
    Systemic c0nditions &periodontal diseases CARDIO VASCULAR SYSTEM :  Atherosclerosis Coronary heart disease Myocardial infarction ENDOCRINE SYSTEM Diabetes mellitus REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM Pre term low birth weight infants Pre eclampsia
  • 8.
    AUTO IMMUNE SYSTEM Rheumatoidarthritis Ankylosing spondylitis RESPIRATORY SYSTEM COPD Acute bacterial pneumonia Renal system Renal insufficiency Chronic kidney disease End stage kidney disease
  • 9.
    ETIOLOGY OF PERIODONTALDISEASE • Porphyromonas gingivalis • Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans • Prevotella intermedia • Bacteroides forsythus • Campylobacter rectus • Fusobacterium nucleatum & • Spirochetes P.Gingivalis –link between periodontal & heart disease
  • 10.
    EFFECTS OF MEDICATIONS& PERIODONTAL DISEASE Phenytoin Cyclosporine Dihydropyridines : Nifedipine & Nitrendipine Heavy metals
  • 12.
    Periodontal disease &CHD Matilla et al found that MI patient had significantly worse dental. Recently,evidence has accumulated that certain Oral Infections—significant role in ATHEROSCLEROSIS.
  • 13.
  • 14.
    STAGES IN FORMATIONOF ATHEROSCLEROTIC PLAQUE
  • 15.
  • 17.
    Periodontal disease &LEUKEMIA Malignant neoplasm of WBC Precursors Characterised by Diffuse replacement of bone marrow with Proliferating cell. Abnormal numbers & forms of immature WBC in circulating blood. Widespread infiltrates in liver,spleen,lymphnode & other body sites.
  • 18.
    Periodontium in leukemicpatient Leukemic infiltration Bleeding or hemorrhage Oral ulceration infection
  • 21.
    Stress & periodontium •Stress affects periodontium directly or indirectly. • Direct: alteration of resistance of periodontium • to infection. • Psychological aspect of a person with imparing Behavior like : poor oral hygiene , alcohol consumption , poor nutrition & bruxism.
  • 25.
    Female hormones &periodontium Gingival alterations during puberty , pregnancy & menopause. In puberty & pregnancy –non specific inflammatory changes – HEMORRHAGIC COMPONENT
  • 31.
    RESPIRATORY SYSTEM &PERIODONTIUM COPD Chronic obstruction to airflow with excess Production of sputum. ETIOLOGY: Smoking , pollution , infections – rhinovirus. CLINICAL FEATURE :  Breathlessness  wheezing  fever –muco purulent relapses.
  • 32.
    Oral cavity –reservoirof bacterial pathogens – LUNG DISEASE. OROPHARNYNGEAL colonization more common in patient—teeth & denture. Diminished salivary secretion & Ph Poor oral hygiene ETIOLOGY • P.gingivalis • Bacteroides gracilus • Clostridium • Fusobacterium necrophorum • Actinomycetes.
  • 33.
    pathogenesis • Bacteria colonizeSUPRA or SUB GINGIVAL PLAQUE. into saliva saliva Lower Respiratory system Cytokines from PDL tissuessaliva from GCF. Local inflammatory Process-initiation & Progression.
  • 34.
    Mechanism of action •Aspiration of oral pathogens • Enzymes in saliva  adhesion & colonization. • PDL associated enzymes destroy salivary pellicle. • Cytokines promote infection.
  • 35.
  • 37.
    DIABETES MELLITUS Metabolic disorder Diminishedor impaired insulin action , results – inability of glucose transport from blood stream. Periodontal disease <---------> Diabetes mellitus.