Titlebook: Oral Infections and General Health; From Molecule to Cha Anne Marie Lynge Pedersen Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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Introduction to the oral microbiota and the interaction between oral infections and general health. The symposium was held at the Annual Meeting of the IADR Continental European Division (CED) and Scandinavian Division (NOF) in Florence, Italy, in 2013. Consequently, the content of this book is largely based on

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Dental Caries and General Health in Children and Adultsfluence the oral environment through its pathogenesis, medication, and/or the caring of the condition. Associations between caries and chronic diseases are mainly derived from case–control studies with various sample sizes and quality of matching. Few observational studies are available and the majo

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Plausible Mechanisms Explaining the Association of Periodontitis with Cardiovascular Diseaseseart (artery) disease, cerebrovascular disease, and peripheral artery disease. Atherosclerosis is the underlying pathology of cardiovascular diseases. In this chapter, we describe plausible mechanisms to explain the link between periodontitis, atherosclerosis, and the subsequent cardiovascular disea

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Linkage Between Periodontal Disease and Diabetes Mellitus a bacterial infection resulting in low-grade inflammation of the periodontal tissues, and both the associated release of pro-inflammatory mediators and the presence of bacteria in the periodontal pockets, which, as the result of daily procedures, may spread after penetration of the vasculature, are

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Association Between Dental Infections and Renal and Liver Diseasese and diabetes, and behavioral factors such as alcohol consumption, and contagious diseases such as hepatitis virus infections. Oral and dental infections may have detrimental effects on the course and treatment of these diseases and should thus be diagnosed and properly treated. The end stage of bo

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Association Between Oral Infections and Cancer Riskncer but also to malignancies in other organs. Metabolism of oral microorganisms may lead to carcinogenic substance that also affect oral mucosa locally thus posing a risk for oral cancer. However, scientific evidence is still weak in these associations.

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Oral Candidiasis and the Medically Compromised Patient as pseudomembranous or erythematous candidiasis. It may be asymptomatic or associated with local discomfort, dysgeusia and xerostomia. The most common risk factors for oral candidiasis include treatment with antibiotics, poor oral hygiene, tobacco smoking, denture wearing and salivary gland hypofun

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Association Between Oral Infections and Salivary Gland Hypofunctiones, dilutes food detritus and bacteria and enhances the clearance of microorganisms and dietary carbohydrates from the oral cavity. Saliva also provides antimicrobial activity via numerous proteins and peptides including lactoferrin, lactoperoxidase, lysozyme, statherin and histatins. This chapter f

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