HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF PERIODONTOLOGY

Abstract

To better understand a science, it is necessary to know and understand its past events. In this way, comparisons can be made between the present and the past, and current practices and developments can be understood more easily. Therefore, the history of dentistry is given as a lesson in our faculties of dentistry today. In this review, it has been examined how the prevalence of periodontal disorders seen in human societies since the first humanoids has changed, how the physicians applied treatment against this health problem with the techniques and technology in their periods. Additionally, by emphasizing general developments in the field of periodontology throughout the ages, it has been aimed to contribute to the literature.

Keywords

• History of dentistry
• periodontal diseases
• periodontal instruments
• history of periodontology

PERİODONTOLOJİNİN TARİHSEL GELİŞİMİ

Abstract

Bir bilimi daha iyi anlayabilmek için geçmişindeki olayları bilmek ve anlamak gerekir. Böylelikle günümüz ve geçmiş arasında kıyaslama yapılabilir, hali hazırda güncel uygulamalar ve gelişmeler daha kolay kavranabilir. Bundan dolayıdır ki diş hekimliği tarihi günümüzde diş hekimliği fakültelerimizde bir ders olarak verilmektedir. Bu derlemede ilk insansılardan günümüze kadar insan toplumlarında görülen periodontal rahatsızlıkların görülme sıklığının nasıl değiştiği, hekimlerin bu sağlık sorununa karşı dönemlerinde teknik ve teknoloji ile nasıl tedavi uyguladıkları incelenmiştir. Bununla birlikte periodontoloji alanındaki çağlar boyunca genel gelişmeler üzerinde de durularak literatüre katkıda bulunulması amaçlanmıştır.

Keywords

• diş hekimliği tarihi
• periodontal aletler
• periodontal rahatsızlıklar
• periodontoloji tarihi

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