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Salivary microbiome and periodontopathogen/denitrifying bacteria associated with gingivitis and periodontitis in people with type 2-diabetes

2025-03-14

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Background Despite diabetes mellitus and periodontal diseases are mutually exclusive, little is known about particular types of bacteria that may have exacerbated the development of diabetics’ periodontal inflammation. This study’s aim was to compare the salivary microbiomes of individuals with type 2 diabetes (20–40 years old) who had gingivitis or periodontitis to those who did not. Additionally, we evaluated th...

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10.12688/f1000research.161731.1
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