A Thorough Literature Evaluation of Orthodontic Therapy in Periodontitis Prone Patients

The goal is to look through the literature for clinical scientific facts on the impact of orthodontic treatment on periodontal status in periodontitis prone people. The effects of orthodontic banded attachments on periodontal disease and, more particularly, the bacteria present at the gingival edges, are examined in this paper. This is a review focuses on important advancements in orthodontic methods and microbiological advances that have aided in the clarification of orthodontic appliance interrelationships and gum disease (periodontitis). Suggestions for how they may be improved are given, as well. As well as focusing study on specific regions. This review focuses on interrelation between malocclusion and periodontal diseases and relationship between periodontal diseases and accumulation of bacterial film around the orthodontic appliances which leads to periodontal changes or gum diseases. Study focuses on issues caused due to orthodontic bands and the focuses and shows the gingival changes caused by the orthodontic appliances. It also shows the microbiology responsible of the periodontal diseases caused. The main objective of the study is to evaluate the prevalence of gum diseases in patients with malocclusions and patients with corrected malocclusion with the help of orthodontic appliances. The review also focuses on how to prevent periodontal diseases during orthodontic correction. And shares the measures taken to prevent periodontal diseases during orthodontic corrections. The specificity of the cause and effect is explained in the below given review article. The specific issue caused by the orthodontic appliance is well explained in the review article.