Periodontal disease among indigenous people in the Amazon rain forest

Keyphrases

• 50 Years Old 50%
• Acculturation 25%
• Amazon Forest 100%
• Background Exposure 25%
• Behavioral Factors 25%
• Bleeding on Probing 75%
• Calculus 75%
• Cemento-enamel Junction 25%
• Clinical Attachment Level 100%
• Clinical Attachment Loss 25%
• Coca 25%
• Cross-sectional Evaluation 25%
• Deep Pockets 25%
• Demographic Factors 25%
• Dental Plaque 25%
• Dental Visits 25%
• Environmental Exposure 25%
• Environmental Factors 25%
• Epidemiology 25%
• Genetic Background 25%
• Gingival Inflammation 25%
• Gingival Margin 25%
• Gingival Recession 25%
• Increasing Age 25%
• Indigenous Adults 25%
• Indigenous Peoples 100%
• Multivariate Analysis 25%
• Natural History 25%
• Non-associated 25%
• Periodontal Condition 25%
• Periodontal Destruction 25%
• Periodontal Disease 100%
• Periodontitis 25%
• Plaque 50%
• Pocket Depth 50%
• Poor Oral Hygiene 25%
• Remote Areas 25%
• Tobacco 25%
• Very Severe 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Bleeding on Probing 100%
• Cementoenamel Junction 33%
• Clinical Attachment Loss 33%
• Cohort Effect 33%
• Cultural Factor 33%
• Disease 33%
• Environmental Exposure 33%
• Environmental Factor 33%
• Genetic Background 33%
• Gingival Margin 33%
• Gingival Recession 33%
• Gingivitis 33%
• Multivariate Analysis 33%
• Oral Hygiene 33%
• Periodontal Disease 100%
• Periodontitis 33%
• Population Research 33%
• Stone Formation 100%