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1. Management of endocrine surgical disorders during COVID-19 pandemic: expert opinion for non-surgical options

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Ağcaoğlu, Orhan (ORCID 0000-0003-1617-3953 & YÖK ID175476); Alagöl, Faruk; Deyneli, Oğuzhan (ORCID 0000-0001-6582-7031 & YÖK ID 171914); Yazıcı, Dilek (ORCID 0000-0001-5603-0004 & YÖK ID 179659); Tezelman, Serdar, Sezer, A.; Makay, O.; Erdoğan, M. F.; Bayram, F.; Güldiken, S.; Raffaelli, M.; Sönmez, Y. A.; Lee, Y.-S.; Vamvakidis, K.; Mihai, R.; Duh, Q.-Y.; Akıncı, B.; Almquist, M.; Barczynski, M.; Bayraktaroğlu, T.; Berber, E.; Bukey, Y.; Çakmak, G. K.; Cantürk, N. Z.; Cantürk, Z.; Çelik, M.; Çelik O.; Ceyhan, B. O.; Cherenko, S.; Clerici, T.; Coombes, D. S.; Demircan, O.; Dionigi, G.; Emre, A. U.; Erbil, Y.; Filiz, A. I.; Gozu, H. I.; Gürdal, S. O.; Gürleyik, G.; Hacıyanlı, M.; Kebudi, A.; Kim, S.; Koutelidakis, G.; Kuru, B.; Mert, M.; Oruk, G. G.; Özbaş, S.; Palazzo, F.; Pandev, R.; Riss, P.; Sabuncu, T.; Şahin, I.; Sakman, G.; Saygılı, F.; Şenyürek, Y. G.; Sleptsov, I.; Van Slycke, S.; Teksöz, S.; Terzioğlu, T.; Tunca, F.; Uğurlu, M. U.; Uludağ, M.; Villar-del-Moral, J.; Vriens, M., School of Medicine, Ağcaoğlu, Orhan (ORCID 0000-0003-1617-3953 & YÖK ID175476); Alagöl, Faruk; Deyneli, Oğuzhan (ORCID 0000-0001-6582-7031 & YÖK ID 171914); Yazıcı, Dilek (ORCID 0000-0001-5603-0004 & YÖK ID 179659); Tezelman, Serdar, Sezer, A.; Makay, O.; Erdoğan, M. F.; Bayram, F.; Güldiken, S.; Raffaelli, M.; Sönmez, Y. A.; Lee, Y.-S.; Vamvakidis, K.; Mihai, R.; Duh, Q.-Y.; Akıncı, B.; Almquist, M.; Barczynski, M.; Bayraktaroğlu, T.; Berber, E.; Bukey, Y.; Çakmak, G. K.; Cantürk, N. Z.; Cantürk, Z.; Çelik, M.; Çelik O.; Ceyhan, B. O.; Cherenko, S.; Clerici, T.; Coombes, D. S.; Demircan, O.; Dionigi, G.; Emre, A. U.; Erbil, Y.; Filiz, A. I.; Gozu, H. I.; Gürdal, S. O.; Gürleyik, G.; Hacıyanlı, M.; Kebudi, A.; Kim, S.; Koutelidakis, G.; Kuru, B.; Mert, M.; Oruk, G. G.; Özbaş, S.; Palazzo, F.; Pandev, R.; Riss, P.; Sabuncu, T.; Şahin, I.; Sakman, G.; Saygılı, F.; Şenyürek, Y. G.; Sleptsov, I.; Van Slycke, S.; Teksöz, S.; Terzioğlu, T.; Tunca, F.; Uğurlu, M. U.; Uludağ, M.; Villar-del-Moral, J.; Vriens, M., and School of Medicine

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2021

2. Primary prevention of periodontitis: Managing gingivitis

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Chapple, I.L.C. Van Der Weijden, F. Doerfer, C. Herrera, D. Shapira, L. Polak, D. Madianos, P. Louropoulou, A. Machtei, E. Donos, N. Greenwell, H. Van Winkelhoff, A.J. Eren Kuru, B. Arweiler, N. Teughels, W. Aimetti, M. Molina, A. Montero, E. Graziani, F. and Chapple, I.L.C. Van Der Weijden, F. Doerfer, C. Herrera, D. Shapira, L. Polak, D. Madianos, P. Louropoulou, A. Machtei, E. Donos, N. Greenwell, H. Van Winkelhoff, A.J. Eren Kuru, B. Arweiler, N. Teughels, W. Aimetti, M. Molina, A. Montero, E. Graziani, F.

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Periodontitis is a ubiquitous and irreversible inflammatory condition and represents a significant public health burden. Severe periodontitis affects over 11% of adults, is a major cause of tooth loss impacting negatively upon speech, nutrition, quality of life and self-esteem, and has systemic inflammatory consequences. Periodontitis is preventable and treatment leads to reduced rates of tooth loss and improved quality of life. However, successful treatment necessitates behaviour change in patients to address lifestyle risk factors (e.g. smoking) and, most importantly, to attain and sustain high standards of daily plaque removal, lifelong. While mechanical plaque removal remains the bedrock of successful periodontal disease management, in high-risk patients it appears that the critical threshold for plaque accumulation to trigger periodontitis is low, and such patients may benefit from adjunctive agents for primary prevention of periodontitis. Aim The aims of this working group were to systematically review the evidence for primary prevention of periodontitis by preventing gingivitis via four approaches: 1) the efficacy of mechanical self-administered plaque control regimes; 2) the efficacy of self-administered inter-dental mechanical plaque control; 3) the efficacy of adjunctive chemical plaque control; and 4) anti-inflammatory (sole or adjunctive) approaches. Methods Two meta-reviews (mechanical plaque removal) and two traditional systematic reviews (chemical plaque control/anti-inflammatory agents) formed the basis of this consensus. Results Data support the belief that professionally administered plaque control significantly improves gingival inflammation and lowers plaque scores, with some evidence that reinforcement of oral hygiene provides further benefit. Re-chargeable power toothbrushes provide small but statistically significant additional reductions in gingival inflammation and plaque levels. Flossing cannot be recommended other than for sites of gingiva

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2015

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