Bobbin Gill

Abstract- Il diabete mellito (DM) una malattia metabolica complessa, caratterizzata da iperglicemia dovuta a difetti nella secrezione di insulina o nell'azione dell'insulina. Pi di 537 milioni di persone soffrono di questa malattia in tutto il mondo (IDF) e probabilmente aumenteranno fino a 643 milioni entro il 2025. L'India ha il maggior numero di pazienti diabetici al mondo ed tristemente nota come la "capitale mondiale del diabete". I risultati di J. J. Segura et al (2005) mostrano che la prevalenza della parodontite apicale nei pazienti diabetici significativamente pi alta rispetto ai soggetti di controllo. Pertanto, importante che il dentista sia consapevole delle considerazioni sulla gestione di questa popolazione di pazienti in espansione. Le persone affette da diabete mellito sono pi soggette a infezioni fungine e batteriche, lesioni dei tessuti molli orali, compromissione dei processi di guarigione delle ferite orali, carie e perdita dei denti. Al centro di ogni piano di gestione o trattamento del diabete mellito c' il tentativo di riportare i livelli di glucosio nel sangue il pi vicino possibile alla normalit . In particolare, se i livelli di glucosio nel sangue possono essere adeguatamente gestiti e controllati, la progressione verso le complicanze pu essere ritardata o addirittura prevenuta.

Zusammenfassung- Diabetes mellitus (DM) ist eine komplexe Stoffwechselerkrankung, die durch Hyperglyk mie infolge von St rungen der Insulinsekretion oder der Insulinwirkung gekennzeichnet ist. Weltweit leiden mehr als 537 Millionen Menschen an dieser Krankheit (IDF), und die Zahl wird bis 2025 wahrscheinlich auf 643 Millionen ansteigen. Indien ist das Land mit den meisten Diabetikern weltweit und wird auch als "Diabetikerhauptstadt der Welt" bezeichnet. Die Ergebnisse der Studie von J. J. Segura et al. (2005) zeigen, dass die Pr valenz der apikalen Parodontitis bei Diabetikern deutlich h her ist als bei Kontrollpersonen. Daher ist es f r den Zahnarzt wichtig, sich ber das Management dieser wachsenden Patientengruppe im Klaren zu sein. Menschen mit Diabetes mellitus sind anf lliger f r Pilz- und bakterielle Infektionen, orale Weichgewebel sionen, beeintr chtigte orale Wundheilungsprozesse, Karies und Zahnverlust. Im Mittelpunkt eines jeden Behandlungsplans f r Diabetes mellitus steht der Versuch, den Blutzuckerspiegel so weit wie m glich zu normalisieren. Wenn der Blutzuckerspiegel angemessen gesteuert und kontrolliert werden kann, l sst sich das Fortschreiten von Komplikationen verz gern oder sogar verhindern.

R sum - Le diab te sucr (DS) est une maladie m tabolique complexe, caract ris e par une hyperglyc mie r sultant de d fauts dans la s cr tion d'insuline ou l'action de l'insuline. Plus de 537 millions de personnes souffrent de cette maladie dans le monde (FID) et ce chiffre devrait atteindre 643 millions d'ici 2025. L'Inde compte le plus grand nombre de patients diab tiques au monde et est tristement connue comme la "capitale mondiale du diab te". Les r sultats de l' tude de J. J. Segura et al (2005) montrent que la pr valence de la parodontite apicale chez les patients diab tiques est significativement plus lev e que chez les sujets t moins. Il est donc important que le dentiste soit conscient des consid rations de gestion pour cette population de patients en expansion. Les personnes atteintes de diab te sucr sont plus sujettes aux infections fongiques et bact riennes, aux l sions des tissus mous de la bouche, aux processus de cicatrisation compromis, aux caries dentaires et la perte de dents. Au coeur de tout plan de gestion ou de traitement du diab te sucr se trouve une tentative de r tablissement de la glyc mie un niveau aussi proche que possible de la normale. En particulier, si la glyc mie peut tre g r e et contr l e de mani re ad quate, l' volution vers les complications peut tre retard e, voire vit e.

Resumo - A diabetes mellitus (DM) uma doen a metab lica complexa, caracterizada por hiperglicemia resultante de defeitos na secre o de insulina ou na a o da insulina. Mais de 537 milh es de pessoas sofrem desta doen a em todo o mundo (IDF) e prov vel que aumente para 643 milh es at 2025. A ndia tem o maior n mero de doentes diab ticos do mundo e conhecida como a "capital mundial dos diab ticos". Os resultados do estudo de J. J. Segura et al (2005) mostram que a preval ncia de periodontite apical em pacientes diab ticos significativamente mais elevada do que em indiv duos de controlo. Por conseguinte, importante que o dentista esteja ciente das considera es de gest o para esta popula o de pacientes em expans o. As pessoas com diabetes mellitus s o mais propensas a infec es f ngicas e bacterianas, les es dos tecidos moles orais, processos de cicatriza o de feridas orais comprometidos, c ries dent rias e perda de dentes. No centro de cada plano de gest o ou tratamento da diabetes mellitus est uma tentativa de restaurar os n veis de glucose no sangue para o mais pr ximo poss vel do normal. Nomeadamente, se os n veis de glucose no sangue puderem ser adequadamente geridos e controlados, a progress o para complica es pode ser atrasada ou mesmo evitada.

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