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Dental Tribune Italian Edition

19SpecialeHygiene Tribune Italian Edition - Luglio+Agosto 2013 Dr ....................................................................................................................Tel. ............................................................. Via ............................................................................Cap..............................Città ............................................................... e-mail:............................................................................................ Data e Firma.................................................................. K Autorizzo l’uso dei miei dati per le spedizioni dipubblicazioni tecniche e mailing ai sensi del D. Lgs.196/03 sul trattamento dei dati personali. Compili il coupon e lo spedisca a: Micerium S.p.A. Via Marconi, 83 - 16036 Avegno (GE) o per fax al numero: 0185 7887 970 ® oralcare Per ulteriori informazioni Tel. 0185 7887 870 ordini@enacare.it • www.enacare.it Pagina dental Tribune ottobre 2013_Layout 1 19/06/13 13.42 Pagina 1 < pagina 18 La gengivite è una patologia infiam- matoria dei tessuti molli di sostegno dei denti che ha un’eziologia multi- fattoriale essenzialmente batterica, influenzata da tre cofattori principali: suscettibilità dell’ospite, fattori am- bientali e comportamentali1,19 . Anche per la gengivite, così come per la carie, i batteri sono i veri “colpevoli” della patologia. Quindi, basta elimina- re i batteri della placca microbica per guarire dalla gengivite.1,20-21 1. Strohmenger, L. Cagetti, M.G. Campus G., Rosmarini M., De Carli A., Gatti M., Levrini L., et al., Linee guida nazionali per la promo- zione della salute orale e la prevenzione delle patologie orali in età evolutiva Ministero del Lavoro, della Salute e delle Politiche Sociali 9 Jan;21(1):1-10. 2. 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J Clin Periodontol.2005;32Suppl6:214-28. bibliografia Fig. 4 Fig. 5 Chiunque può guarire dalla gengivite, prima che si aggravi in malattia paro- dontale, semplicemente eseguendo manovre corrette di igiene orale quo- tidiana.1,20-21