ArticleInternational journal of dentistry2026
Synergistic Roles of Fimbriae and Gingipain Genotypes in
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Abstract
Objective: Materials and Methods: This secondary analysis included 120 subgingival plaque samples from patients with periodontitis. Fimbriae ( Results: The Conclusion: Specific fimbriae and gingipain genotypes co-occur and are linked to increased bacterial load suggesting synergistic roles in the pathogenicity of Clinical Relevance: The integration of microbial virulence profiling with host immune response characterization may improve risk stratification and enable the development of personalized periodontal care strategies. Furthermore, microbial genotypic profiling may support the identification of disease-specific targets, thereby facilitating the implementation of tailored therapeutic interventions for effective periodontitis management.
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