Color Atlas of Local and Systemic Periodontal Diseases

Book offers an exhaustive coverage of diseases and conditions that affect periodontal tissues, including oral manifestations of systemic pathologies, new diagnostic classifications and evidence-based therapeutic protocols. With 47 chapters richly illustrated with high quality clinical images, the Atlas combines scientific rigor with a visually attractive format that facilitates comprehension and differential diagnosis. Among the topics include the relationship between periodontal health and systemic diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, pulmonary pathologies and complications in pregnancy, as well as the role of dental biofilm in the etiology of multiple affections. Each section offers clear descriptions, diagnostic criteria, key findings and updated therapeutic approaches, becoming an essential tool for both daily clinical practice and teaching. Its clear structure, the inclusion of recent international classifications and the integration of modern diagnostic methods such as histopathology, immunology and genetics consolidate it as an indispensable resource to optimize the oral and general health of patients.

Section 1. Periodonto and Health

1. The normal periodonto 3 - Anatomy 3 - Periodontal tissues 3 - Clinical features of the Enca 3 - Histology of the ENG 4-alveolar bone 5 - Periodontal ligament 6 - Cement 6 - Blood irrigation and innervation 7 - Biochemistry and physiology 7 - Microbiology and role of microorganisms in the pathogenesis of periodontal disease 7 - Pathology: immunological mechanisms 8 - Pathology and clinical correlations 8 - Immunological mechanisms: Immunopathogenesis 9 - Diagnosis of periodontal diseases 10 - Periodontal examination 10 - Diagnosis 13 - References 14
2. Periodontal and Gingival Health 17 - References 18

Section 2. Diseases and local conditions that affect periodontal tissues

3. Gingival diseases 21 - Gingivitis induced by the dental biofilm 21 - Gingivitis associated with oral breath 22 - Specific generivitis not induced by the dental biofilm 23 - Gingivitis granulomatous 23 - Gingivitis of plasma cell 24 - Gingivitis complaint 25 - Located juvenile spongytic gingivitis 26 - Gingivitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases 26 - References 26
4. Periodontitis 29 - Periodontitis induced by dental biofilm 29 - Periodontitis as a manifestation of systemic diseases 31 - References 31
5. NECROSANT periodontal diseases 33 - NECROSANT GINGIVITIS 33 - NECROSANT PERFORMANCE 34 - REFERENCES 35
6. Periimlante Diseases 37 - Periimplantary Health 37 - Periimplantaria Mucositis 38 - Periimplantitis 39 - Peri-nosed soft and hard tissue deficiencies 39 - References 40

Section 3. Other local conditions not induced by dental biofillette that affect periodontal tissues

7. Periodontal abscesses 43 - Periodontal abscesses 43 - References 44
8. Mucogingal deformities and conditions around the teeth 45 - Gingival recession / soft tissue 45 - Absence of keratinized gum 46 - Aberrant Frenulus 46 - Excess Gingival-Enlargement Gingival 47 - References 48
9. Endodontic and periodontal injuries 49 - References 50
10. Traumatic Occlusal Forces and Occlusal Trauma 51 - References 52
11. Factors related to teeth and prosthesis 53 - Cervical projection of enamel 53 - Enamel pearl 54 - Development groove 55 - Factors related to prosthesis 56 - References 57
12. Development disorders 59 - Mandibular Torus 59 - Multiple exostosis 60 - Increase in fibrous tissue in tuberosity 60 - References 61
13. Heavy metal tanks and foreign bodies 63 - Tattoo by amalgam 63 - Silver deposition and graphite 64 - Deposition of Bismuth 65 - Lead deposition 65 - Alba stuff 66 - Several depositions of foreign bodies 66 - References 67
14. Gingival lesions of mechanical nature 69 - Traumatic Ulcer 69 - Factitious Injury 70 - Fritional Hyperkeratosis 71 - References 72
15. Chemical and thermal gingival lesions 73 - Chemical lesions 73 - Thermal lesions 74 - References 75
16. Drug-induced Gingival Injuries 77 - Gingival enlargement induced by phenytoin, cyclosporine and blocking of calcium channels 77 - Injuries induced by bisphosphonates and inhibitors of the RANKL 79 - References 79
17. Gingival injuries induced by radiation and chemotherapy 81-mucositis induced by radiation 81-osteoradionecrosis 82-mucositis induced by chemotherapy 83 - References 83
18. Allergic and inflammatory reactions 85 - contact allergic stomatitis 85 - Gingivitis by contact with cinnamon 86 - References 86
19. Pigmentory disorders 87 - Racial pigmentation 87 - Efélides 88 - Simple lentigo 88 - Nevus 89 - Smoker melanosis 90 - References 91
20. BACTERIAN GINGIVAL INFECTIONS 93 - NECROSANT GINGIVITIS 93 - NECROSANT JOINTS 93 - Pericoronitis 93 - GingivoStomatitis Streptococcal 94 - References 94
21. Viral Gingival Infections 95 - GingivoStomatitis primary 95 - GingivoStomatitis Herpetic High School 96 - Human Papilloma Virus Infections 97 - Acuminate Condilloma 97 - Wart vulgar 98 - papilloma 99 - Focal epithelial hyperplasia 99 - Gingival infection by cytomegalovirus 100 - References 101
22. Fungal Gingival Infections 103 - Acute pseudomembranous candidiasis 103 - Candidiasis erythematous 104 - References 105
23. Footing ulcers 107 - References 108
24. Dental biofilm as a risk factor for systemic diseases 109 - Periodontitis and cardiovascular disease 110 - Periodontitis and pulmonary diseases 110 - Periodontitis and diabetes mellitus 110 - periodontitis and outcome of pregnancy 110 - References 111
25. Gingivitis and periodontitis as a source of halitosis 113 - References 114

Section 4. Systemic diseases that affect periodontal tissues

26. Genetic Diseases 117 - Chedyak-Higashi Syndrome 118 - Ellis-Van Credeld Syndrome 118 - Chronic Granulomatous Disease 119 - Cowden 121 Syndrome - Cystic Fibrosis 121 - Darier Disease 122 - Down Syndrome 122 - Congenital Disqueratosis 123 - Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome 124 - Acantosis Family Nigricans 125 - Anemia of FanConi 126 - Syndrome Focal dermal hypoplasia 127 - Palmoplantar and Gingival Palmoplantar Hyperkeratosis Syndrome 128 - Gardner Syndrome 129 - Glycogen Storage Disease 1B 130 - EpiderMolysis Hereditary Bulldus 131 - Kindler Syndrome 133 - Hereditary Gingival Fibromatosis 134 - Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia 135 - Hurler Syndrome 136 - Hipomelanosis of ITO 136 - Hypophosphatosia 137 - Yycanian Hyaline Fibromatosis and Child Systemic Hyaloils 138 - Klippel-Trénaunay-Weber 139 Syndromes - Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiency Syndromes 140 - Lipoid Proteinosis 141 - Type 2B 142 Multiple Endocrine Neurofibromatosis Syndrome - Type I 144 Orofacodigital Syndrome - Papillon Syndrome Lefèvre 145 - Haim-Munk 146 Syndrome - STURGE-Weber Syndrome 147 - Tuberian Sclerosis 147 - White Spongy Nevus 148 - Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome 149 - Zimmermann-Laband 150 Syndrome - References 150
27. Bacterial infections 153 - Tuberculosis 153 - Syphilis 154 - Actinomycosis 155 - Gonococcal infection 156 - Bacil angiomatosis 157 - Donovanosis 157 - References 158
28. Viral Infections 159 - Measles 159 - Varicella 160 - Herpes Zoster 161 - Infectious Mononucleosis 162 - Hand-Pie-Boca 162 Illness - Kawasaki 163 Disease - Viral Hepatitis Chronicle 165 - References 165
29. HIV infection and AIDS 167 - Bacterial infections 167 - Necrous gingivitis 167 - necrusting periodontitis 168 - Bacillary angiomatosis 169 - Viral infections 169 - Simple herpes virus 169 - Herpes Zoster 170 - Cytomegalovirus 170 - Condiloma Accuminate 170 - Micosis 171 - Erythema Gingival Linear 171 - Candidiasis 171 - Systemic Mycosis 172 - Neoplasms 172 - Kaposi Sarcoma 172 - Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas 173 - References 173
30. Systemic Mycosis 175 - Histoplasmosis 175 - Aspergilosis 176 - Mucormicosis 177 - Blastomycosis 177 - Paracoccidioidomycosis 178 - References 179
31. Protozoos and Infestations 181 - Leishmaniasis 181 - Oral Miasis 182 - References 183
32. Nonoplastic Hematological Diseases 185 - Neutral Neutropenia Grave 185 - Neutropenia acquired 186 - Neutropenia cyclical 187 - AGRANULCITES 187 - APLASIC Anemia 188 - Thrombocytopenia 189 - Plasminogen Deficiency of Type I 190 - Polycemia Vera 191 - Von Willebrand Disease 191 - Myelodysplastic Syndromes 192 - References 193
33. Mucocutaneous Diseases 195 - Eritionma Multiforme 195 - Stevens-Johnson Syndrome 196 - Pénfigo Pénfigo 198 - Pénfigo Vulgar 198 - Penfigoide of mucous membranes 200 - Penfigoide Bully 201 - Penfigoide Gestational 202 - Linear IgA Disease 203 - Epidermolysis Bulldo Acquired 204 - Herpetiferous Dermatitis 205 - Liquen Flat 206 - Chronic Ulcerative Stomatitis 207 - Psoriasis 208 - References 209
34. Paraneoplastic mucocutaneous diseases 211 - Acantosis nigricans malignant 211- Poénfigo paranelapic 212 - Penfigoide of mucous membranes Anti-type 5 213 - Dermatitis Herpetifue 213 - References 213
35. Autoimmune and self-inflammatory diseases 215 - Lupus erythematosus 215 - Sjögren Syndrome 216 - Systemic Sclerosis 217 - Mixed Disease of Conjunctive Tissue 218 - Dermatomyositis 219 - graft-counter-host disease 220 - Adamantiades-Behçet 221 disease - PFAPA 223 Syndrome - Granulomatosis of Wegener 223 - Reiter Disease 224 - References 225
36. Orofacial Granulomatosis 227 - Introduction 227 - Melkerson-Rosenthal 227 Syndrome - Crohn Disease 228 - Sarcoidosis 229 - Piioestomatitis Vegeting 231 - References 231
37. Metabolic Diseases 233 - Porphirias 233 - Amonyloidosis 234 - References 235
38. Endocrine Diseases 237 - Diabetes Mellitus 237 - Disease of Addison 238 - Sex Steroid Hormones 239 - References 240
39. Vitamin deficiencies 241 - Escorbuto 241 - References 242

Section 5. Potentially malignant disorders that affect periodontal tissues

40. Potentially malignant disorders 245 - Leucoplasia 245 - Eritroplasia 247 - References 247

Section 6. Tumors that affect periodontal tissues

41. Benign tumors 251 - Fibroa 251 - Giant cell fibroome 252 - Peripheral ossifying fibroma 253 - Lipoma 253 - Neurofibroma 254 - Schwannoma 255 - Leiomioma 255 - Condroma in soft tissues 256 - Mandibular osteoma 257 - Xanthoma Verruciform 257 - Melanoacanthoma 258 - Melanotic Neuroectodermal Tumor 258 - Hemangioma 259 - Lymphangioma 259 - References 260
42. Malignant tumors 263 - Surface epithelium 263 - Sky cell carcinoma 263 - Trusted carcinoma 264 - Mesenchyman 265 - Malignant fibrous histiocytoma 265 - Leiomiosarcoma 266 - Angiosarcoma 266 - Kaposi Sarcoma 267 - Ewing Sarcoma 269 - Malignant Melanoma 270 - Metastatic Neoplasms 271 - References 272
43. Hematopoietic and lymphoid malignant tumors 275 - Leukemias 275 - Soft Parts Plasmocytoma 277 - Multiple Myeloma 278 - Hodgkin Disease 279 - Lymphomas No Hodgkin 279 - NASAL NK / T-type NK / T cell lymphoma 281 - Burkitt 281 lymphoma 282 - LangerHans cell histiocytosis 283 - References 285

Section 7. Other injuries, tumors and cysts that affect periodontal tissues

44. Reactive lesions 289 - Granuloma piogen 289 - Variations of the piogenic granuloma 290 - Granuloma of plasma cell 291 - Giant cell peripheral granuloma 291 - brown tumor Hyperparathyroidism 292 - Fibrous hyperplasia induced by dental prosthesis 293 - oral mucinosis Focal 294 - Hyperplasia angiolinfoid with eosinophilia 294 - congenital epulis of Newborn 295 - References 295
45. Fiberoas Injuries 297 - Fibrous Dysplasia 297 - Paget 298 Disease - References 299
46. Benign peripheral iodontogenic tumors 301 - Ameloblastoma 301 - Calcifying epithelial odontogenic tumor 302 - Odontogenic Mixoma 302 - References 303
47. Soft tissue cysts 305 - Eruption cyst 305 - Gingival cyst of the newborn 306 - Adult Gingival Kiste 307 - Kiste Nasopalatino 307 - Side periodontal cyst 308 - References 309

Appendix: Classification of gingival lesions according to color and morphology 311

Alphabetical Index 313