Authors: M. Nakova, J. Alimani-Jakupi, K. Ferati, N. Nedzipi, S. Cerkezi, M. Zuzelova, A. Sredovska-Bozinov, Zana Jusufi Osmani

DOI: To be acquired

Keywords: periodontitis, inflammatory deseases, occlusion, decay

ABSTRACT

We followed 60 patients with periodontal disease, 30 of them were as a risk factor with present traumatic occlusion, conditioned by inadequate chargers, titan prosthetic recoveries and extracted teeth and not reimbursed and 30 patients without the presence of this risk factor. Patients were followed clinicians and with x-ray. The main attention was addressed to the impact of occlusion traumatism on the destruction of the alveolar bone, which values were express by Miller-Pelzer-Hirschman index as decay through the Wasserman index.
The results showed statistical important differences between bone destruction of the alveolar bone in patients with traumatic occlusion compared with patients without traumatic occlusions (t-0000). Analog bone destruction statistical important differences between the studied groups and the index of decay (a-0000). These results show the fact that traumatic occlusion as risk factor that leads to progressive disease.