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Periodontal Disease, Chronic Silent Inflammation, and Micro/Nanoplastics: An Environmental Microbiology Review of Oral Biofilm Retention, Dysbiosis, and Systemic Risk Pathways

2026-04-02

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Micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) have now been detected in human blood, placenta, and arterial tissue, yet the oral cavity, which serves as the primary portal of environmental exposure, has received strikingly little mechanistic attention. This narrative review addresses that gap from an environmental microbiology perspective, synthesizing recent literature on periodontal disease, chronic low-grade inflammation, ora...

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6a5fb479-0e25-54b7-a0f1-a5b5a476f38b
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10.20944/preprints202604.0187.v1
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