Patients may complain of food impaction, sensitivity to hot or cold because of the open root system, or dull pain radiating to the jaw. H. chronic Periodontitis in the dental implant tissues. [dent-wiki.com]

Recently I have been experiencing inflammation and pain, and a few of my teeth already seem as though they are about to fall out. I have a bridge on my molars but the whole thing is loose. If I lose my bridge will I have to get dentures? A. [falseteeth-inaba.jp]

If you waited till symptoms like red, swollen ad painful gums and bad breath started appearing, chances are that you will need surgery to treat the condition in the same way that adult periodontitis is treated. [dentority.com]

 Root surface sensitivity  Deep dull radiating pain  Periodontal abscess  Enlargement of regional lymphnode 16. [slideshare.net]

Periodontal pockets or gingival recession c. Fork participation in multirooted teeth (Fig. 15-5) d. Tooth mobility and/or drifting E. localized or Generalized inflammation 1. [dent-wiki.com]

recession K06.01 Gingival recession, localized K06.010 Localized gingival recession, unspecified K06.011 Localized gingival recession, minimal K06.012 Localized gingival recession, moderate K06.013 Localized gingival recession, severe K06.02 Gingival [icd10data.com]

ADA Class Description Type I Gingivitis No loss of attachment Bleeding on probing may be present Type II Early Periodontitis Pocket depth or attachment loss: 3-4mm Bleeding on probing may be present Localized area of gingival recession Possible grade [loveperio.com]

Clinical examination should include full-mouth probing using a standard periodontal probe, tooth mobility assessment and gingival recession. [scielo.br]

loss of teeth Lumbar hyperlordosis Joint hypermobility Talipes Hyperlordosis Hamartoma Joint laxity Optic atrophy Hyperextensible skin Kyphosis Pneumonia Osteoporosis Brachycephaly Glaucoma Arthralgia Retinopathy Visual loss Bowing of the long bones [mendelian.co]

ochracea, Eubacterium nodatum and Fusobacterium nucleatum and one nonoral microorganism, Porphyromonas asaccharolytica. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Also, there appeared to be a significant association between JP and HLA-DR2 and HLA-A33 phenotypes. Fifty percent of the JP patients were HLA-DR2-positive, whereas only six percent of the matched controls were positive. [journals.sagepub.com]