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Association of lifestyle with periodontal pathogens on dental patients with periodontitis (retrospective study)

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Á¶¹«¿­ ( Cho Mu-Yeol ) - Apple Tree Dental Hospital OralBiome Clinical Center
Á¶¼¼¸² ( Cho Se-Rim ) - Apple Tree Dental Hospital OralBiome Clinical Center
¹Ú´Þ´Ô ( Park Dal-Nim ) - Apple Tree Dental Hospital OralBiome Clinical Center
ÀÌ»óÀÌ ( Lee Sang-Yi ) - Apple Tree Dental Hospital OralBiome Clinical Center

Abstract


This study aimed to investigate the association of lifestyle with the copy number of periodontal pathogens. This retrospective study collected electronic health records of 102 subjects with periodontitis, including reports of bacterial genetic tests and lifestyle questionnaires. The five pathogens were analyzed as follows: Porphyromonas gingivalis, Tannerella forsythia, Treponema denticola, Prevotella intermedia, and Fusobacterium nucleatum. The lifestyle questionnaire included age, sex, oral hygiene management, smoking, drinking, exercise, dietary, snacks, water intake, and sleeping time. An independent t-test or ANOVA was performed to compare the copy number of periodontal pathogens according to lifestyle (¥á=0.05). The copy numbers of P. gingivalis and F. nucleatum were significantly higher than those of other strains. The copy number of T. forsythia in patients who exercised was 54% lower than in those who did not (p =0.009). Other lifestyle factors did not affect the number of bacteria. Exercise habits among the lifestyles showed a association with the number of specific oral bacteria. This result suggests that a lifestyle questionnaire is essential in clinical situation and necessary to prevent and treat the periodontal disease effectively.

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Periodontal disease; Lifestyle; Periodontal pathogens

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