IADR Abstract Archives
Learning About Oral Manifestations in Systemic Diseases With Immunocompromise
Objectives: Describe the main results of the findings of oral mucosal and periodontal manifestations associated with severity and/quality of life of patients with systemic entities with immune compromise (rheumatoid arthritis, Psoriasis vulgaris and spondyloarthritis).
Methods: Promote multidisciplinary management of patients with systemic immune compromise between doctors and specialists in periodontics and oral pathology.
Raise awareness among the dentist in recognizing the oral cavity as a setting for early manifestations in various systemic diseases with deregulation of the immune system.
Results: Insist on the need for multidisciplinary management between the doctor and specialists in periodontics and oral pathology to achieve a better quality of life for patients with systemic disorders of the immune system.
Propose interdisciplinary teaching between medical and dental areas. Raise awareness that the oral cavity can be an early setting for systemic manifestations.
Conclusions: In this context, the oral cavity takes center stage. Evidence demonstrates that the mouth is significantly involved in IBD and, in many cases, is the first site of clinical manifestations of IBD. Following the observation of this correlation, some experts suggest that inflammation in the gums (gingivitis), without the presence of plaque, may be a primary manifestation of the systemic inflammatory disease. - Main objective: Describe the main results of the findings of
Methods: Promote multidisciplinary management of patients with systemic immune compromise between doctors and specialists in periodontics and oral pathology.
Raise awareness among the dentist in recognizing the oral cavity as a setting for early manifestations in various systemic diseases with deregulation of the immune system.
Results: Insist on the need for multidisciplinary management between the doctor and specialists in periodontics and oral pathology to achieve a better quality of life for patients with systemic disorders of the immune system.
Propose interdisciplinary teaching between medical and dental areas. Raise awareness that the oral cavity can be an early setting for systemic manifestations.
Conclusions: In this context, the oral cavity takes center stage. Evidence demonstrates that the mouth is significantly involved in IBD and, in many cases, is the first site of clinical manifestations of IBD. Following the observation of this correlation, some experts suggest that inflammation in the gums (gingivitis), without the presence of plaque, may be a primary manifestation of the systemic inflammatory disease. - Main objective: Describe the main results of the findings of