Obesity and cumulative inflammatory burden: a valuable risk assessment parameter in caring for dental patients
C Hein, EL Batista Jr - Journal of Evidence Based Dental Practice, 2014 - Elsevier
A new model of risk assessment that recognizes the importance of reducing patients'
cumulative inflammatory burden by targeting overweight and obesity, in individuals with
periodontal disease, may be a valuable risk assessment parameter in caring for dental
patients. Background The growing body of evidence that suggests obesity, Metabolic
Syndrome and periodontal disease are interrelated offers an unprecedented opportunity to
adopt a new model of risk assessment that has the potential to beneficially influence not only …
cumulative inflammatory burden by targeting overweight and obesity, in individuals with
periodontal disease, may be a valuable risk assessment parameter in caring for dental
patients. Background The growing body of evidence that suggests obesity, Metabolic
Syndrome and periodontal disease are interrelated offers an unprecedented opportunity to
adopt a new model of risk assessment that has the potential to beneficially influence not only …
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B Casey Hein - 2014 - academia.edu
Declarative title: A new model of risk assessment that recognizes the importance of reducing
patients' cumulative inflammatory burden by targeting overweight and obesity, in individuals
with periodontal disease, may be a valuable risk assessment parameter in caring for dental
patients. Background: The growing body of evidence that suggests obesity, Metabolic
Syndrome and periodontal disease are interrelated offers an unprecedented opportunity to
adopt a new model of risk assessment that has the potential to beneficially influence not only …
patients' cumulative inflammatory burden by targeting overweight and obesity, in individuals
with periodontal disease, may be a valuable risk assessment parameter in caring for dental
patients. Background: The growing body of evidence that suggests obesity, Metabolic
Syndrome and periodontal disease are interrelated offers an unprecedented opportunity to
adopt a new model of risk assessment that has the potential to beneficially influence not only …
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