Exploring Salivary Profile Changes in Dental Caries and Obesity: Implications for Oral Health

Posted: December 1, 2024
A systematic review and meta-analysis examined the salivary profiles of individuals with dental caries and obesity, revealing significant associations. Individuals with caries showed higher antioxidant levels and inflammatory markers in saliva, while those with obesity had alterations in pH, salivary flow rates, and bacterial concentrations. Monitoring salivary parameters could aid in identifying and managing individuals at risk for caries and obesity. Further research is needed to enhance understanding and develop targeted oral health interventions.

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