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Short-term Effects of Intensive Periodontal Therapy on Serum Inflammatory Markers and Cholesterol

F. D’Aiuto, L. Nibali, M. Parkar, J. Suvan, and M.S. Tonetti*

Department of Periodontology and Eastman Clinical Investigation Center, Eastman Dental Institute and Hospital, University College London, 256 Gray’s Inn Road, London WC1X 8LD, UK;



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Figure 1. Effects of different regimens of periodontal therapy on changes in serum CRP (N = 65), IL-6 (N = 65), total cholesterol (N = 65), and LDL cholesterol (N = 65). Boxes refer to the 25th (bottom) and 75th (top) percentiles, and the median is the horizontal line inside; fences refer to the 10th (lower) and 90th (upper) percentiles, respectively. Open circles represent outliers, whereas asterisks stand for extreme observations within the subject number. Positive differences indicate a decrease in concentrations at 2 mos compared with the pre-treatment baseline. The horizontal dashed line indicates the line of no difference between baseline and 2 mos.

 


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Figure 2. Effect of cigarette smoking on changes in serum CRP (N = 65). Boxes refer to the 25th (bottom) and 75th (top) percentiles, and the median is the horizontal line inside; fences refer to the 10th (lower) and 90th (upper) percentiles, respectively. Open circles represent outliers, whereas asterisks stand for extreme observations within the subject number. Positive differences indicate a decrease in concentrations at 2 mos compared with the pre-treatment baseline. The horizontal dashed line indicates the line of no difference between baseline and 2 mos.

 





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