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K Gäbler

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PubMed1989

[Comparability of epidemiologic sample surveys with CPITN].

About 2500 patients each have been examined by an examiner of a definite medical care area or by 27 dentists in all districts of the Dresden county. The results of the age group between 20 and 25 years and 35 and 44 years indicate for both populations a similar course of increasing age-depending degree of severity and an increasing frequency of periodontitis. Differences are significant by grouping into the Code groups 0 and 1. These differences can be explained by a well-aimed prevention in the definite area and an individually lower exploratory capacity of the single examiner.

Adult↗
PubMed1989

[Influence of systemic metronidazole therapy on the flora of the periodontal gingival pocket].

The influence of a systemic metronidazole therapy in case of marked marginal periodontitis on clinical parameter and the subjective pocket flora was examined. The medication was done at the time of recolonization after mechanical local therapy. Then a follow-up examination was carried out over 12 weeks. Metronidazole has influence on clinical parameter and the composition of the subgingival flora so that at a strict indication the metronidazole use in combination with a mechanical local therapy seems to be useful.

Humans↗
PubMed1979

[Studies of parodontal results obtained for selected teeth and groups of teeth with particular reference to their predictive potential regarding an overall assessment (author's transl)].

With the support of a Cluster Analysis and other statistical methods we have found out the relative efficiency of some periodontal partial recording selections. Overrating or underrating evaluations arise from the registration of periodontal symptoms and signs by partial recording of special teeth or groups of teeth. The results of our investigations have demonstrated the higher quantitative and qualitative coincidence of the RAMFJORDS teeth with the periodontal status as the frontal region of the lower jaw.

Dental Calculus↗