Hello everybody. I was diagnosed with severe periodontitis earlier this year and the periodontist I've been referred to uses the Bonner method. This method is not commonly used (in the UK, it's not practiced at all) and so I'm a little concerned. Researching it, it's seems an effective method so I guess I just wondered why it is so uncommon.
Edit: a link to a research study if anyone wants more detail
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Edit: a link to a research study if anyone wants more detail

Gingival Parasitic Infections as a Contributor to Periodontitis: Identification and Treatment | Auctores
Objectives: Parasites play a role in the pathology of periodontal disease with the protozoan Entamoeba gingivalis&n

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