Die Bedeutung von Antioxidantien im parodontalen Entzündungsgeschehen

Lernziele

Nach dem Durcharbeiten dieses Beitrags sollten Sie in der Lage sein,

• die Rolle von ROS und Antioxidantien im Kontext der Parodontitis zu diskutieren,

• Substanzen zu kennen, die eine antioxidative Wirkung im Rahmen einer ­unterstützenden Parodontitisbehandlung entfalten,

• den Patienten Hinweise zur Optimierung der Antioxidantienaufnahme über die Ernährung geben zu können.

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