Precision Medicine in Periodontics: A Literature Review.

Periodontitis, a widespread health issue, requires effective prevention and management strategies due to its increasing prevalence and detrimental social consequences. The chronic inflammation associated with periodontitis also exacerbates systemic conditions, emphasizing the need for advanced approaches in addressing this public health concern. The traditional methods of periodontal diagnosis, which primarily rely on clinical indicators such as pocket depth, clinical attachment loss, mobility, and radiographic measurements of alveolar bone loss, have limitations in guiding therapy due to the intricate and multifaceted nature of periodontal diseases.

Resolvins in Periodontitis and Possible Periodontal Regeneration: A Literature Review.

Periodontitis is a rampant global disease with multifactorial etiology. The main harbinger of periodontitis is the plaque biofilm. The mature biofilm in turn interacts with the micro-organisms and the host, with environmental and genetic factors as additional initiators to cause disease.