Tratamiento interdisciplinario en un paciente con periodontitis estadio IV grado C. Reporte de caso.

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Title:	Tratamiento interdisciplinario en un paciente con periodontitis estadio IV grado C. Reporte de caso.
Alternate Title:	Interdisciplinary treatment in a patient with stage IV, grade C periodontitis: Case report.
Authors:	Guadalupe García-Valenzuela, Jaqueline¹ jaquelineguadalupe.garcia@upaep.edu.mx, Chacón-Moscoso, Alicia¹, Mayoral-García, Verónica¹
Source:	Revista Oral. sep-dec2025, Vol. 26 Issue 82, p2487-2491. 5p.
Subjects:	PERIODONTITIS, PERIODONTICS, QUALITY of life, MEDICAL research personnel, INTEGRATED health care delivery, PROSTHODONTICS, THERAPEUTICS
Abstract (English):	Introduction. Stage IV periodontitis represents the most severe degree of periodontal destruction. It is characterized by significant loss of clinical attachment and supporting bone, which can lead to the loss of multiple teeth, occlusal collapse, and difficulty chewing. In these cases, it is also essential to consider the individual risk of the patient. Grade C indicates rapid progression of the disease, disproportionate to the local factors present. Case report. A 64-year-old male patient presented to the Periodontics Clinic at the Popular Autonomous University of the State of Puebla, that he was unable to eat. Alter a clinical evaluation, an interdisciplinary approach was taken between periodontics and prosthodontics, in accordance with the clinical guideline for stage IV patients sugested by European Federation of Periodontology (EDF). Conclusions. It has been demonstrated that following the EFP treatment stages recommended to stabilize periodontal tissues, along with restorative interventions, significantly contributes to the recovery function, aesthetics, and improved quality of life for the patient. These positive outcomes are made possible through precise clinical intervention and continuous, appropriate follow-up care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish):	Introducción. La periodontitis estadio IV representa el grado más grave de destrucción periodontal. Se caracteriza por una pérdida importante de inserción clínica y del hueso de soporte, que puede llevar a la pérdida de múltiples órganos dentarios, colapso de la oclusión y dificultad en la masticación. En estos casos, también es fundamental considerar el riesgo individual del paciente. El grado C indica la progresión rápida de la enfermedad, desproporcionada con los factores locales presentes. Reporte de caso. Paciente masculino de 64 años que acudió a la Clínica de Periodoncia de la Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla (UPAEP), quien refirió no poder comer. Tras una evaluación clínica, se realizó un trabajo interdisciplinario entre periodoncia y prostodoncia, según la propuesta de la guía clínica para los pacientes con estadio IV sugerida por la Federación Europea de Periodoncia (EFP). Conclusiones. Se demuestra que seguir las etapas del tratamiento de la EFP para estabilizar los tejidos periodontales, en conjunto con intervenciones restaurativas, contribuye significativamente a la recuperación de la función, la estética y una mejor calidad de vida del paciente. Estos resultados positivos son posibles gracias a una intervención clínica precisa y a un seguimiento continuo y adecuado. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	Introduction. Stage IV periodontitis represents the most severe degree of periodontal destruction. It is characterized by significant loss of clinical attachment and supporting bone, which can lead to the loss of multiple teeth, occlusal collapse, and difficulty chewing. In these cases, it is also essential to consider the individual risk of the patient. Grade C indicates rapid progression of the disease, disproportionate to the local factors present. Case report. A 64-year-old male patient presented to the Periodontics Clinic at the Popular Autonomous University of the State of Puebla, that he was unable to eat. Alter a clinical evaluation, an interdisciplinary approach was taken between periodontics and prosthodontics, in accordance with the clinical guideline for stage IV patients sugested by European Federation of Periodontology (EDF). Conclusions. It has been demonstrated that following the EFP treatment stages recommended to stabilize periodontal tissues, along with restorative interventions, significantly contributes to the recovery function, aesthetics, and improved quality of life for the patient. These positive outcomes are made possible through precise clinical intervention and continuous, appropriate follow-up care. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	1665143X