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Puja C YavagalH LoeR OliverT TervonenH CollinM UusitupaL NiskanenR BridgesJ AndersonS SaxeK GregoryS BridgesG CampusA SalemS UzzauE BaldoniG TonoloH GaleaI AganovicM AganovicA HugosonH ThorstenssonH FalkJ KuylenstiernaM BacicD PlancakM GranicM ShlossmanW KnowlerD PettittR GencoE FiratliT UnalN SakaU OnanA SivasH OzC TsaiC HayesG TaylorL EmrichM ShlossmanR GencoK AlmasM Al-QahtaniM Al-YamiN KhanP HaydenL BuckleyT TervonenM Knuuttila

Abstract

Background: Systemic disease like diabetes exerts general effects throughout the body and modulates periodontal disease expression. Objective of the study was to assess and compare the prevalence and severity of periodontal disease among 25-64years old diabetic and non diabetic population in Davangere city. Methods: A cross sectional comparative study was conducted among 25-64 years old, 210 diabetic and 300 non diabetic subjects in Davangere city. Relevant and required information regarding demographic characteristics and diabetic status was obtained. Community Periodontal Index (CPI) and Loss of Attachment Index (LOA) were used to assess the periodontal status. Chi-Square test, Z-test and Multiple Logistic Regression Analysis were used for statistical analysis. Results: There was a highly significant association between diabetic status and periodontal status (p<0.001). Severity of periodontal disease (Community Periodontal Index code '4' and Loss of attachment code '1') was high among diabetics compared to non diabetics (p<0.001).

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Periodontal Disease in Non‐Insulin‐Dependent Diabetes Mellitus
Journal of Periodontology · 1991 · 707 citations
Oral Health Surveys: Basic Methods
Biometrics · 1971 · 3,737 citations
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