Progression of age-related periodontitis: Literature review

Gabriela Michelle Alvarez Flores; Katherine Andrea Romero Espinoza; Katiusca Anabell Rodriguez Rodriguez

Progression of age-related periodontitis: Literature review

Gabriela Michelle Alvarez Flores (First Author)
, Katherine Andrea Romero Espinoza
, Katiusca Anabell Rodriguez Rodriguez (Corresponding Author)

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Abstract

Periodontitis is currently defined as a multifactorial chronic inflammatory disease associated with deregulation of the biofilm with the susceptible host, which can lead to damage the periodontal tissue due to an inappropriate immune response, characterized by a neutrophilic inflammation with subsequent destruction of proteolytic connective tissue. Nowadays, there are arguments that associate the progression of this disease in elderly people, for this reason the objective of this article is to carry out a literature review that links the progression of periodontitis associated with age, in addition to determining if at an older age there is higher prevalence of periodontitis.

Original language	Spanish
Journal	World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
State	Published - 2023
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Periodontitis; Inflammation chronic; Immunity; Aging; Periodontitis by age; Periodontitis in the elderly; Periodontitis; Inflamación; Inmunidad; Envejecimiento; Periodontitis por edad; Periodontitis en ancianos

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Progression of age-related periodontitis: Literature review

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