Effect of a Tobacco Smoke Component (Acrolein) on Periodontal Tissues - Anand, Nithya
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Cigarette smoking has long been associated with a variety of oral conditions including periodontal diseases. Experimental evidence accumulated over the last two decades has indicated that cigarette smoking is a true risk factor for periodontitis. Smokers have both increased prevalence and more severe extent of periodontal disease compared to non-smokers . Tobacco and some of its volatile and non-volatile components have been found to affect human gingival fibroblasts. Among the multiple volatile components some reactive aldehydes are thought to have a prominent cytopathic effect resulting in a…mehr

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Cigarette smoking has long been associated with a variety of oral conditions including periodontal diseases. Experimental evidence accumulated over the last two decades has indicated that cigarette smoking is a true risk factor for periodontitis. Smokers have both increased prevalence and more severe extent of periodontal disease compared to non-smokers . Tobacco and some of its volatile and non-volatile components have been found to affect human gingival fibroblasts. Among the multiple volatile components some reactive aldehydes are thought to have a prominent cytopathic effect resulting in a dose dependent human gingival fibroblast inhibition of cell adhesion related to morphological alteration of the cytoskeletal structure.
Autorenporträt
Dr.Nithya Anand has a Master s degree in Dental Surgery. She is a Reader in the Dept of Periodontics,Shree Balaji Dental College and a regular speaker at leading scientific conferences and corporate dental awareness programs. She has publications and on going research projects in Bruxism, Periodontal Medicine & Smoking associated Periodontitis.