The diagnosis of diseases through the study of saliva is not limited only to oral cavity pathologies. It is also possible to diagnose cardiovascular diseases, metabolic diseases, or even cancer. This means that the dentist can actively contribute to the diagnosis of systemic diseases by using salivary diagnostics.
Diagnosis of diabetes by gingival bleeding or salivary diagnosis is close to being a clinical reality. This will provide essential information to the physician who is trying to obtain stable glycemic control in the diabetic patient.
When we diagnose gingivitis in a diabetic patient, the salivary diagnosis will allow us to act before the gingivitis evolves into periodontitis.
It will not be long before these technologies can be applied on a daily basis, and it should be noted that the first to benefit will be our patients.
Although the terms periodontics and endodontics are often confused with each other, the truth is that there are many differences between these two treatments and branches of dentistry. If you want to know more, read on, because in today’s article we will tell you the difference between periodontics and endodontics. Recommended reading: Periodontal treatment in […]
In today’s article we will tell you how to take care of dentures. We give you tips for proper cleaning and maintenance of your new smile. Having dentures or wearing dentures does not mean that you can forget about cleaning them. Do you know all the types of dental prostheses? If you want to enjoy […]
In today’s article we answer one of the most frequently asked questions among patients considering implant treatment. We discuss how long dental implants last and other related topics, such as implant maintenance or possible associated problems. How long do implants last? The implants are made of titanium, a very resistant material that fuses with the […]
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