Agresif ve Kronik Periodontitisli Hastalarda Ağız Kokusunun Karşılaştırılması

Year 2012, Volume: 1 Issue: 2, 34 - 38, 01.10.2012

Abubekir Eltas Sinan Eriş Yücel

Abstract

Bu çalışma kronik periodontitisli KP ve generalize agresif periodontitisli GAgP bireylerde ağız kokusunun karşılaştırılmasını amaç edindi.Bu çalışmanın katılımcıları 25-40 yaş arasındaki 25 KP ve 25 GAgP’li hastadan oluştu. Her bir bireyin periodontal durumunu saptamak amacıyla plak indeksi Pİ , sondalamada kanama SK , klinik ataçman seviyesi KAS ve sondalama derinlikleri SD kullanıldı. Ağız kokusu ölçümleri taşınabilir bir sulfur monitor kullanılarak yapıldı Halimeter Interscan, Chatsworth, CA, USA . KP’li grupta PI’nin GAgP gruptan daha fazla olduğu görülürken p4 mm bölgelerin yüzdesi ve KAS>4mm olan bölgelerin yüzdesi ise GAgP’li grupta daha yüksekti p4mm olan bölgelerin yüzdesi arasında pozitif ilişki bulundu p

Keywords

Ağız kokusu, Kronik periodontitis, Agresif periodontitis

Comparison of Halitosis in Patients with Aggressive and Chronic Periodontitis

Abstract

The aim of this study was to compare the halitosis in patients with chronic and aggressive periodontitis. The study population consisted between the ages of 25-40 with 25 chronic periodontitis CP and 25 generalized aggressive periodontitis GAgP patients. To determine the periodontal status of each person, plaque index PI , bleeding on probing BOP , clinical attachment level CAL and probing depth PD were used. Halitosis measurements were made using a portable sulfur monitor Halimeter Interscan, Chatsworth, CA, USA . In the CP group, PI was higher than GAgP group p 4mm and percentage of sites with CAL>4 mm were higher in the GAgP group than the CP group p 0.05 . Halimeter measurements were found a positive correlation between with PD, CAL, percentage of sites with PD>4mm and percentage of sites with CAL>4 mm p

Keywords

Halitosis, Chronic periodontitis, Aggressive periodontitis

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