Abstracts in Posters: Periodontal Research, 2011 Continental European and Scandinavian Divisions Meeting (Budapest, Hungary)

3D rapid prototyped composite scaffolds for bone tissue engineering Final Pr. ID: 262

Anti-inflammatory Effects Of Methanandamide On Oral Tissues Of Rats Final Pr. ID: 266

Applications of chemotactic-drug-targeting in prevention of periodontitis Final Pr. ID: 286

Biodegradable And Photopolymerizable Hydrogels In Dentistry Final Pr. ID: 261

Biofilm morphology in the transition zone of combined endo-perio lesions Final Pr. ID: 270

Bone Healing Around Biphasic HA-(Beta-TCP)/Autologous Platelet Lysates Constructs Final Pr. ID: 263

Development of Translucent Three-dimensional Vital Microscopy in Dental Research Final Pr. ID: 269

Effect of Melatonin on Periodontal Bone Destruction and Oxidative Stres Final Pr. ID: 288

Effect of sinterezed beta-tricalcium-phosphate and titanium granulate on human osteoblasts Final Pr. ID: 264

Effects of Porphyromonas gingivalis Lipopolysacharide on Dental Follicle Progenitor Cells Final Pr. ID: 272

Establishment Of The iPS-cells From Human Periodontal Ligament Fibroblast Cells Final Pr. ID: 277

Halitosis And Gingivitis Reduction Using A Zinc-gluconate-taurine-cetylpyridinium-chloride Oral-rinse And Toothpaste Final Pr. ID: 284

How can the genetic predisposition influence the periodontopathy in diabetics? Final Pr. ID: 285

IL1A(-889)/IL1B(+3954) is Not Associated With Bone Levels in Middle-Aged Arabs Final Pr. ID: 274

Investigating the Impact of Gingival Health on Cognitive Emotions Regulation Final Pr. ID: 276

LL-37 induces angiostatic activity through FPRL1 in microvascular endothelial cells Final Pr. ID: 273

Long Term Results Following Surgery with PRP and NBM Final Pr. ID: 268

Mouth-rinsing solutions and Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans and Porphyromonas gingivalis biofilms Final Pr. ID: 275

Occurrence of Peridontal Bacteria and Clinical Parameters in Pregnancy Gingivitis Final Pr. ID: 282

Periodontal disease and acute myocardial infarction: a 24-year prospective study Final Pr. ID: 281