Periodontal Disease

To establish the treatment or prevention of an illness will always be necessary the eradication of all etiological factors, and/or increase host local resistance and/or improve the overall resistance of the host against all etiologic factors, and/or promote a control of etiological factors at levels below their potential for aggression capable of being inactivate by the host's defensive system to induce health for a long period. To equate a treatment plan for a disease, it is extremely necessary to analyze how the etiological agents act to initiate the disease. The etiology of periodontal disease is associated with the interrelationship between the bacteria and the predisposing risk factors of local and/or general order, which are responsible for the disease status