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Dental Congress 2019

Journal of Clinical Dentistry and Oral Health | Volume 3

Page 55

OF EXCELLENCE

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YEARS

April 15-16, 2019 | Milan, Italy

DENTISTRY

AND ORAL HEALTH

2

nd

International Conference on

J Clin Dentistry Oral Health 2019, Volume 3

PREVENTION OF GINGIVAL/PERIODONTAL DISEASES AND ORAL CAVITY

DISEASES-DIFFERENT POPULATION GROUP

Ljiljana Kesic

University of Nis, Serbia

O

ral health is a part of general health and represents the health of all anatomically functional parts of the

oral cavity. Oral diseases are one of the leading health problems of the 21

st

century in the world. An associa-

tion between insufficient or improper oral hygiene with the occurrence of caries, gingival/periodontal diseases

and consequently general diseases has been established. For the successful implementation of oral hygiene, it

is necessary to use the appropriate accessories; techniques; regularity and frequency of maintenance; duration

of teeth washing, proper nutrition; regular dental check-ups; constant motivation and remoteness. The fre-

quent performance of oral hygiene is particularly important for preventing the oral biofilm accumulation. Oral

biofilm consists mostly of microorganisms and is the main etiological factor in the development of gingivitis

and periodontal disease. Also, specific groups of patients are diabetics, pregnant women, children, adoles-

cents, elderly people, people with special needs as well as oncological patients. In these patients it is necessary

to take specific measures of oral hygiene maintenance.