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A Systematic Review on the Implication of Minerals in the Onset, Severity and Treatment of Periodontal Disease

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Periodontal disease is an inflammatory disease with high prevalence in adults that leads to destruction of the teeth-supporting tissues. Periodontal therapy has been traditionally directed at reduction of the bacterial load to a level that encourages health-promoting bacteria and maintenance of oral-hygiene. The role of nutrition in different chronic inflammatory diseases has been the subject of an increasing body of research in the last decades. In this sense, there has been an important increase in the volume of research on role of nutrition in periodontitis since the diet has known effects on the immune system and inflammatory cascades. Minerals play a key role in all these processes due to the multiple pathways where they participate. To clarify the role of the different minerals in the establishment, progression and/or treatment of this pathology, a systemically review of published literature cited in PubMed until May 2016 was conducted, which included research on the relationship of these elements with the onset and progression of periodontal disease. Among all the minerals, calcium dietary intake seems important to maintain alveolar bone. Likewise, dietary proportions of minerals that may influence its metabolism also can be relevant. Lastly, some observations suggest that all those minerals with roles in immune and/or antioxidant systems should be considered in future research.

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A Systematic Review on the Implication of Minerals in the Onset, Severity and Treatment of Periodontal Disease

Author: Valera-López, Alfonso; Giampieri, Francesca; Bullón Fernández, Pedro; Battino, Maurizio; Quiles, José L.
Year: 2016
DOI: 10.3390/molecules21091183
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molecules
Re iew
A Sys ema ic Re iew on he Implica ion o
Mine als in he Onse , Se e i y and T ea men o
Pe iodon al Disease
Al onso Va ela-López 1, F ancesca Giampie i 2, Ped o Bullón 3, Mau izio Ba ino 2
and José L. Quiles 1,*
1
Depa men o Physiology, Ins i u e o Nu i ion and Food Technology “Jose Ma aix”, Uni e si y o G anada,
Biomedical Resea ch Cen e , A da. Conocimien o s.n., 18100 A milla, G anada, Spain; al a ela@ug .es
2Dipa imen o di Scienze Cliniche Specialis iche ed Odon os oma ologiche (DISCO)-Sez. Biochimica,
Facol à di Medicina, Uni e si à Poli ecnica delle Ma che, 60131 Ancona, I aly; .giampie i@uni pm.i (F.G.);
[email p o ec ed] (M.B.)
3Depa men o S omalogy, Den al School, Uni e si y o Se illa, C/A icena s.n.,
41009 Se illa, Andalusia, Spain; [email p o ec ed]
*Co espondence: jlquiles@ug .es; Tel.: +34-958-241-000 (ex . 20316)
Academic Edi o : De ek J. McPhee
Recei ed: 21 July 2016; Accep ed: 31 Augus 2016; Published: 7 Sep embe 2016
Abs ac :
Pe iodon al disease is an in lamma o y disease wi h high p e alence in adul s ha leads o
des uc ion o he ee h-suppo ing issues. Pe iodon al he apy has been adi ionally di ec ed a
educ ion o he bac e ial load o a le el ha encou ages heal h-p omo ing bac e ia and main enance
o o al-hygiene. The ole o nu i ion in di e en ch onic in lamma o y diseases has been he subjec
o an inc easing body o esea ch in he las decades. In his sense, he e has been an impo an
inc ease in he olume o esea ch on ole o nu i ion in pe iodon i is since he die has known e ec s
on he immune sys em and in lamma o y cascades. Mine als play a key ole in all hese p ocesses due
o he mul iple pa hways whe e hey pa icipa e. To cla i y he ole o he di e en mine als in he
es ablishmen , p og ession and/o ea men o his pa hology, a sys emically e iew o published
li e a u e ci ed in PubMed un il May 2016 was conduc ed, which included esea ch on he ela ionship
o hese elemen s wi h he onse and p og ession o pe iodon al disease. Among all he mine als,
calcium die a y in ake seems impo an o main ain al eola bone. Likewise, die a y p opo ions o
mine als ha may in luence i s me abolism also can be ele an . Las ly, some obse a ions sugges
ha all hose mine als wi h oles in immune and/o an ioxidan sys ems should be conside ed in
u u e esea ch.
Keywo ds: mine al; calcium; pe iodon i is; o al heal h; die ; nu i ion
1. In oduc ion
Pe iodon al disease is an in lamma o y disease ha leads o des uc ion o he ee h-suppo ing
issues (i.e., he pe iodon ium). The e m mainly includes gingi i is, ch onic pe iodon i is and
agg essi e pe iodon i is [
1
]. Pe iodon i is is a ubiqui ous disease wi h high p e alence in adul s.
In pa icula , he WHO sponso ed Global Bu den o Diseases s udy indica es ha 11.2% o adul s
wo ldwide expe ience se e e pe iodon al disease. This disease is conside ed he esul o he in e ac ion
be ween pa hogenic bac e ia and he hos ’s immune esponse [
2
,
3
]. Den al plaque bio ilm ha
is o med by bac e ia and oxins is he p ima y e iology [
4
,
5
]. Pe iodon al disease is ini ia ed by
he accumula ion o a pa hogenic bio ilm a and below he gingi al ma gin [
6
]. In u n, bac e ial
p oduc o componen s s imula e polymo phonuclea and o he esiden cells which may damage
connec i e issue su ounding he ee h i hei s imula ion is excessi e [
4
,
5
,
7
]. As consequence, a
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p og essi e b eakdown o he pe iodon al ligamen and al eola bone accompanied by pe iodon al
pocke o ma ion, gingi al ecession o bo h occu [
8
]. I is conside ed ha bo h local and sys emic
ac o s a ec he se e i y and p og ession o pe iodon al disease. The e a e ce ain g oups o “dysbio ic”
mic oo ganisms (“pa hogenic species”) conside ed as causa i e agen s [
9
] whose amoun would
inc ease agains mic oo ganisms ha co-exis symbio ically wi h a p opo iona e hos esponse ha
is in u n associa ed wi h esolu ion o des uc i e in lamma o y cascades. These usually a e some
G am-nega i e bac e ia species ha d i e excess in lamma ion in pe iodon i is suscep ible subjec s
ha would ha e a “hype -in lamma o y” esponse [
6
]. Thus, i is hough ha hos esponse and
immune sys em a e he ac ual de e minan s o his disease, a leas in many cases [9].
Pe iodon al he apy has been adi ionally been di ec ed a educ ion o he bac e ial load o a le el
ha encou ages heal h-p omo ing bac e ia and main enance o o al-hygiene [
6
,
10
]. Howe e , because
o sys emic ac o s also seem o a ec pe iodon al disease, o he esea ch opics ha e appea ed in las
decades. The ole o nu i ion in di e en ch onic in lamma o y diseases has been he subjec o an
inc easing body o esea ch in he las decades. In his sense, he e has been an impo an su ge in
he amoun o esea ch on he ole o nu i ion in pe iodon i is since he die has known e ec s on
he immune sys em and in lamma o y cascades. Unde s anding he ole and implica ion o di e en
nu ien s in his disease should allow iden i ying nu i ional isk ac o s and modula o s o pe iodon al
in lamma ion o a ge ed p e en ion and ea men app oaches in pa ien s wi h speci ic nu i ional
deple ion. This is pa icula ly in e es ing o people wi h ac o s ha comp ise he abili y o abso b o
me abolize key die a y nu ien s due o di e en causes, including gene ics [11].
Nu ien s can be ca ego ized as ei he mac onu ien s (needed in ela i ely la ge amoun s and
in mos o cases o p o ide ene gy) o mic onu ien s. These las a e die a y compounds ha do
no p o ide ene gy bu a e equi ed by li ing o ganisms and a e essen ial o op imal heal h, p ope
g ow h, and me abolism. I has been sugges ed ha pe iodon i is is associa ed wi h de iciencies
in se um mic onu ien le els ha usually inc ease he isk o disease [
12
]. These basically include
i amins and mine als [
12
]. Mine als make up abou 4% o he body weigh and hey a e mainly
loca ed in he skele on, enzymes, ho mones and i amins. They usually ac as co ac o s in enzymes
and hei p esence in balanced concen a ions in di e en body compa men s is needed o mul iple
physiological p ocesses (hea hy hm, muscle con ac ion, ne e conduc ion, and acid-base balance
homeos asis). Mo eo e hey also ha e s uc u al unc ions ha a e pa icula ly impo an o bones
and ee h. Mine als can be classi ied as ei he majo mine als (>100 mg/day) o ace elemen s
(<100 mg/day). The majo mine als a e sodium, po assium, calcium, magnesium, phospho us and
sul u . The ace mine als a e: i on, zinc, iodine, selenium, luo ide, coppe , cobal , ch omium,
manganese and molybdenum [1,13].
Nume ous e iews abou he associa ion be ween pe iodon i is and di e en componen s o he
die ha e been published [
1
,
6
,
9
–
12
,
14
–
18
], bu only a ew o hem used a sys ema ic app oach [
9
,
11
,
12
,
19
].
Mo eo e , hey we e es ic ed o ce ain popula ion g oups [
11
], s udy ypes [
9
,
11
,
12
] o did no
include animals [
1
,
6
,
9
,
11
,
12
,
14
,
15
]. This pape sys emically e iews he li e a u e a ailable in he
PubMed da abase he incep ion o he da abase un il May 2016 on he e ec s o di e en mine al
in akes o nu i ional s a us wi h he onse , se e i y and ea men o pe iodon al disease bo h in
humans and animals, a ending wi h special in e es o die a y in e en ions and he implica ions o
each one o he mechanisms in ol ed in hese pa hologies.
2. Resul s
The sea ch e ms used p o ided a o al o 5478 i ems. A e abs ac sc eening his numbe
was educed o 70 po en ial a icles o be included. Finally, a comp ehensi e ull- ex eading was
pe o med and 44 mo e we e disca ded (Figu e 1). O e all, he e we e da a o nine o he di e en
mine als: calcium, magnesium, phospho us, i on, po assium, coppe , zinc, selenium and manganese,
which a e p esen ed in hei espec i e subsec ions. Some o he included s udies in es iga ed po en ial
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associa ions o e ec s o wo o mo e di e en mine als and consequen ly, hey we e epea ed in
di e en subsec ions.
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po en ial associa ions o e ec s o wo o mo e di e en mine als and consequen ly, hey we e
epea ed in di e en subsec ions.
Figu e 1. Flow diag am and sea ch s a egy.
2.1. Calcium
Wi h he me hodology used, 15 publica ions abou he ole o calcium in pe iodon al disease
we e selec ed, speci ically 12 obse a ional s udies in humans [20–29] and i e expe imen al s udies
in animals [30–34]. Die a y in ake es ima es we e ob ained in nine o hem [20–26,28,29]. Mos o hem
we e c oss-sec ional s udies, bu he e a e also a case-con ol [28] and a coho s udy [29] (Table 1).
In addi ion, h ee o hem also included se um calcium le els [20,22]. Likewise, he e we e a c oss-
sec ional s udy [35] and a case-con ol s udy [27] whe e se um calcium le el was he sole a iable
ela ed o his nu ien analyzed. Anyway, i is impo an o poin ou ha se um calcium le els a e
a ec ed by nu i ional de iciencies only in se e e cases, because o homeos asis p ocesses ha con ol
i . Howe e , possible associa ions be ween calcemia and pe iodon al heal h could help us o
unde s and he impo ance o his mine al. Mo eo e he use o calcium-an agonis d ugs [36] was
also e alua ed in a desc ip i e in es iga ion. In addi ion o hese s udies, o he wo discussed calcium
o magnesium a io in blood [36,37], bu hey will be co e ed below oge he wi h o he in es iga ions
abou magnesium.
Rega ding c oss-sec ional s udies, a ious clinical ou comes ha e been used o e alua e pe iodon al
disease o pe iodon i is se e i y. In one o he c oss-sec ional s udies ha u ilized da a om 11,787
subjec s who pa icipa ed in he Na ional and Heal h Nu i ion Examina ion Su ey (NHANES) III,
Nishida e al. [20] ound an in e se associa ion among die a y in akes and p e alence o pe iodon al
disease in younge subjec s (20–39 yea s) wi h odds a ios (ORs) o 1.84 (95%CI: 1.36–2.48, p < 0.001)
o men, and 1.99 (95%CI: 1.34–2.97. p < 0.01) o women; and in medium-age men (40–59 yea s) wi h
an OR o 1.90 (95%CI: 1.41–2.55, p < 0.001). Howe e , i was obse ed ha low o al se um le els
(adjus ed by calcium in ake) we e ela ed o pe iodon al disease only in younge emales wi h an OR
o 6.11 (95%CI: 2.36–15.84, p < 0.001). In e es ingly, his g oup o subjec s was he only one ha
e ealed a dose- esponse ela ionship wi h a 54% highe isk o pe iodon al disease o he lowes
in ake (2–499 mg) and 27% o he mode a e in ake g oup (500–799 mg) a e adjus men o gingi al
bleeding and obacco consump ion [20]. O he c oss-sec ional s udy was ca ied ou in 3287 adul
pa icipan s in he 2007–2008 Danish Heal h Examina ion Su ey (DANHES) who olun ee ed o
Figu e 1. Flow diag am and sea ch s a egy.
2.1. Calcium
Wi h he me hodology used, 15 publica ions abou he ole o calcium in pe iodon al disease
we e selec ed, speci ically 12 obse a ional s udies in humans [
20
–
29
] and i e expe imen al s udies
in animals [
30
–
34
]. Die a y in ake es ima es we e ob ained in nine o hem [
20
–
26
,
28
,
29
]. Mos o
hem we e c oss-sec ional s udies, bu he e a e also a case-con ol [
28
] and a coho s udy [
29
]
(Table 1). In addi ion, h ee o hem also included se um calcium le els [
20
,
22
]. Likewise, he e we e
a c oss-sec ional s udy [
35
] and a case-con ol s udy [
27
] whe e se um calcium le el was he sole
a iable ela ed o his nu ien analyzed. Anyway, i is impo an o poin ou ha se um calcium
le els a e a ec ed by nu i ional de iciencies only in se e e cases, because o homeos asis p ocesses
ha con ol i . Howe e , possible associa ions be ween calcemia and pe iodon al heal h could help us
o unde s and he impo ance o his mine al. Mo eo e he use o calcium-an agonis d ugs [
36
] was
also e alua ed in a desc ip i e in es iga ion. In addi ion o hese s udies, o he wo discussed calcium
o magnesium a io in blood [
36
,
37
], bu hey will be co e ed below oge he wi h o he in es iga ions
abou magnesium.
Rega ding c oss-sec ional s udies, a ious clinical ou comes ha e been used o e alua e
pe iodon al disease o pe iodon i is se e i y. In one o he c oss-sec ional s udies ha u ilized da a om
11,787 subjec s who pa icipa ed in he Na ional and Heal h Nu i ion Examina ion Su ey (NHANES)
III, Nishida e al. [
20
] ound an in e se associa ion among die a y in akes and p e alence o pe iodon al
disease in younge subjec s (20–39 yea s) wi h odds a ios (ORs) o 1.84 (95%CI: 1.36–2.48, p< 0.001) o
men, and 1.99 (95%CI: 1.34–2.97. p< 0.01) o women; and in medium-age men (40–59 yea s) wi h
an OR o 1.90 (95%CI: 1.41–2.55, p< 0.001). Howe e , i was obse ed ha low o al se um le els
(adjus ed by calcium in ake) we e ela ed o pe iodon al disease only in younge emales wi h an
OR o 6.11 (95%CI: 2.36–15.84, p< 0.001). In e es ingly, his g oup o subjec s was he only one ha
e ealed a dose- esponse ela ionship wi h a 54% highe isk o pe iodon al disease o he lowes
in ake (2–499 mg) and 27% o he mode a e in ake g oup (500–799 mg) a e adjus men o gingi al
bleeding and obacco consump ion [
20
]. O he c oss-sec ional s udy was ca ied ou in 3287 adul
pa icipan s in he 2007–2008 Danish Heal h Examina ion Su ey (DANHES) who olun ee ed o
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pa icipa e in an o al heal h examina ion. P e iously, as pa o he DANHES, subjec s had illed
an In e ne -based ood equency ques ionnai e (FFQ) o e a yea ha was used o es ima e die a y
in akes o calcium along wi h o he nu ien s. O al examina ion was used o iden i y subjec s wi h
ch onic se e e pe iodon i is [
21
] de ined acco ding o he Cen e s o Disease Con ol and P e en ion
(CDC) and Ame ican Academy o Pe iodon ology c i e ia (AAP) [
38
]. In akes o calcium wi hin
ecommenda ions (1000 mg/day o women aged unde 50 yea s old and men unde 70 yea s old; o
1200 mg/day women aged 50 yea s old o mo e and men aged 70 yea s old o mo e) was in e sely
associa ed wi h lowe likelihood o se e e pe iodon i is (OR = 0.76, 95%CI: 0.58, 0.99, p= 0.041)
a e adjus men o ypical co a ia es (age, gende , educa ion, smoking, suc ose in ake, alcohol
consump ion, numbe o ee h, daily b ushing, egula isi s o he den is and ch onic illness). In he
same sense, F eeland e al. [22] showed a co ela ion coe icien o −0.24 be ween calcium in ake and
Russell’s pe iodon al index (RPI) in a sample o 80 subjec s om a den al clinic, al hough he au ho s
conside ed a signi icance le el o 0.075. Fu he , die a y in ake did no show any signi ican associa ion.
Finally, o he c oss-sec ional s udy was ocused on p egnan women (n= 1162) as a isk g oup. Fo his
die a y in ake da a we e collec ed du ing p egnancy by a die his o y ques ionnai e and pos -pa um
o al examina ions we e pe o med. Mul iple eg ession analysis adjus ed o ypical co a ia es
(age, egion o esidence, smoking s a us, oo hb ushing equency, use o an in e den al b ush,
household income, and educa ion) indica ed ha subjec s in he highes qua ile o calcium in ake was
associa ed wi h a lowe p e alence o pe iodon al disease han hose in he lowes , wi h a OR o 0.53
(95%CI: 0.30–0.94, p= 0.07 o end) [23].
In u n, o he es o desc ip i e pape s, no signi ican ela ionship wi h pa ame e s ela ed
o pe iodon al disease was obse ed. In a s udy pe o med among Japanese non-smoke s [
24
],
no ela ionship be ween calcium in ake and pe cen age o si es wi h bleeding was ound on p obing
(BOP) o Communi y Pe iodon al Index (CPI), al hough co ela ions we e obse ed a a bi a ia e le el.
Simila ly, no di e ences we e ound in se um le els we e measu ed in a case-con ol s udy compa ing
ch onic and agg essi e pe iodon i is pa ien s de ined acco ding o he In e na ional Wo kshop o
he Classi ica ion o Pe iodon al Diseases and Condi ions in 1999 (IWCPDC) c i e ia [
39
] wi h heal h
indi iduals om a heal h cen e in China. Finally, in a s udy wi h adul indi iduals om he S udy o
Heal h in Pome ania (SHIP) su ey (Ge many) who used blocking calcium-channels d ugs, highe
pe iodon al pocke p obing dep h (PPD), bu no clinical a achmen loss (CAL), BOP, numbe o ee h
o plaque was ound [36].
On he o he hand, he e was a c oss-sec ional su ey ocused on he in ake o dai y p oduc s
wi h special in e es paid o milk, cheese and e men ed oods. Among hese, a s udy was conduc ed
only in olde adul s, bu calcium in akes we e es ima ed oo [
25
]. In his, in akes o o al dai y
calcium (incidence a e a io [IRR] = 0.97, 95%CI: 0.96–0.99, p= 0.021), calcium om milk (IRR = 0.97,
95%CI: 0.95–0.99, p= 0.025) and om e men ed oods (IRR = 0.96 95%CI: 0.92–0.99, p= 0.03),
bu non-dai y calcium we e in e sely associa ed wi h he se e i y o pe iodon i is (de e mined h ough
Communi y Pe iodon al T ea men Needed Index (CPITN) sco e) a e adjus men o se e al isk
ac o s. Two mul i a ia e analyses indica ed di e ences in calcium in ake in he case-con ol ha
compa ed gingi i is-a ec ed and non-a ec ed emale adolescen s whe eas in ano he i was subs i u ed
by ibo la in as we ha e said abo e, bu i was due o he ac bo h we e in e co ela ed wi h milk
consump ion [28].
Simila di e ences exis ed among coho s udies. In one o he coho s udies ha included
2113 medium-age (30–60 yea s) pa icipan s in Danish Moni o ing T ends and De e minan s in
Ca dio ascula Disease (MONICA) s udy (Denma k), i was no ed nega i e associa ions o calcium
in ake wi h numbe o oo h a baseline and subsequen oo h loss. I die a y ecommenda ions we e
aken in o accoun , calcium in ake bellow ecommenda ions was associa ed wi h inc eased isk o
subsequen oo h loss a e 6 yea s, only in men (IRR = 1.70, 95%CI: 1.15–2.48, p< 0.05) [
26
]. On he
o he hand, i was epo ed ha high calcemia alues seem o p e en p og ession o pe iodon al
disease a e 6 yea s in 70 yea s old subjec s om Niiga a ci y [29].
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Table 1. Obse a ional s udies on mine als’ associa ions wi h pe iodon al disease.
S udy
Type Sample Sex, Age, N Die a y In ake
Assessmen
Nu i ional S a us
Assessmen Pe iodon al S a us Associa ion Assessmen Main Resul s/Conclusions Re .
CS NHANES III
pa icipan s (USA)
Bo h, ≥20 yea s,
N = 11787
Die a y in ake o Ca
(<500, 500–799, &
≥800 mg/day) by
24-h ecall
Se um le els 1o
o al Ca
Pe iodon al disease
(CAL > 1.5 mm)
Adj OR
(mul iple logis ic eg ession)
In e se associa ion wi h in ake
& se um le els bu only in
ce ain age g oups & gende
[
20
]
CS
2007–2008
DANHES
pa icipan s
(Denma k)
Bo h, ≥18 yea s,
N = 3287
Die a y in ake o Ca
(con inous, & < & ≥RDA)
by FFQ
-Se e e ch onic
pe iodon i is 2mean CAL
Adj OR (mul iple logis ic
eg ession) Adj β
(mul iple linea eg ession)
Nega i e associa ion wi h
mean CAL o in akes ≥RDA
[
21
]
CS Den al clinic
pa ien s (USA) Bo h, N/A, N = 80
Die a y in akes o Ca, P,
Fe, Zn & K by 24-h ecall
(N = 56)
Se um le els o Ca,
Mg, P (Fe, Cu,
Zn & K)
RPI
Linea co ela ion
coe icien o in ake Adj β
o se um le els
(mul iple linea eg ession)
In e se associa ion wi h Cu
se um le els
[
22
]
CS P egnan women
(Japan)
Female,
31.5 ±4 yea s,
N = 1162
Die a y in ake o Ca
(qua iles) by DHQ -Pe iodon al disease (PPD
≥4 mm in ≥1 oo h)
Adj OR
(mul iple logis ic eg ession)
In e se associa ion (highes q
s. lowes q )
[
23
]
CS
Non-smoke adul s
wi h ≥20 ee h
(Japan)
Bo h, ≥18 yea s,
N = 497
Die a y in ake o Ca by
24-h ecall - CPI & %BOP Adj β
(mul iple linea eg ession)No associa ions
[
24
]
CS SHIP pa icipan s
(Ge many)
Bo h, 20–80 yea s,
N = 4290
Ca-an agonis s egula
use & Mg-con aining
d ugs in ake
Se um Mg/Ca
(qua iles)
% PPD ≥4 mm,
%CAL > 4 mm, numbe
o ee h
Adj OR
(mul iple logis ic eg ession)
In e se associa ion o se um
Mg/Ca wi h %PPD > 4 mm &
%CAL > 4 mm, only in subjec s
aged ≥40 yea s (lowes qua il
s. highes qua il). People
aking Mg-con aining d ugs
showed less CAL
[
36
]
S
135 subjec s om
3 d ollow-up o
COHSS (Denma k)
Bo h, >65 yea s,
N = 135
Die a y in akes o dai y
ood & Ca (100 g
inc emen s) by DHI
-
Pe iodon i is (numbe o
ee h wi h addi ional
CAL ≥3 mm)
Adj IRR
(mul iple logis ic eg ession)
In e se associa ion wi h
in akes o o al dai y Ca, om
milk & e men ed oods
[
25
]
CS
non-smoke s &
non-alcoholic
women om
CARDIAC s udy
(Tanzania)
Female, 46–58 yea s,
N = 81
Die a y in ake o Mg
(N/A) & 24-h u ina y
exc e ions o K
- numbe o ee h, & CPITN Simple co ela ion
coe icien s
Nega i e associa ion o K
u ina y le els wi h CPITN
[
38
]
CS
NHANES
non-p egnan
pa icipan s (Japan)
Bo h, ≥20 yea s,
N = 3043
Die a y in ake o Cu by
24-h ecall - CPI = 3–4 Adj OR
(mul iple logis ic eg ession)No associa ion
[
39
]
CS
KNHANES
pa icipan s (Sou h
ko ea)
Bo h, ≥19 yea s,
N = 1679 -Whole blood le els o
Mn (qua iles) CPI ≥3Adj OR
(mul iple logis ic eg ession)In e se asocia ion
[
40
]

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Table 1. Con .
S udy
Type Sample Sex, Age, N Die a y In ake
Assessmen
Nu i ional S a us
Assessmen Pe iodon al S a us Associa ion Assessmen Main Resul s/Conclusions Re .
CC Female non-smoke
adolescen s (I aly)
Female, 17–19 yea s,
N = 54
Die a y in ake o Ca,
P & K (<2/3 RDA) by
3-days eco d
-
Gingi i is-a ec ed
(≥1 si e wi h BOP) s.
non-a ec ed
Di e ences be ween
g oups
Nega i e associa ion o Ca
in ake wi h gingi i is isk
[
28
]
CC
Subjec s om a
Heal h Cen e
(China)
Bo h, 16–64 yea s,
N = 178 -Plasma le el o Ca &
P (qua iles)
Agg essi e pe iodon i is
s. ch onic
pe iodon i is—a ec ed 3
s. heal hy (S a )
Di e encies among g oups
(ANCOVA) Pa in s had lowe le els o P
[
27
]
CC Non-smoke s
ou pa ien s (India)
Bo h, 30–60 yea s,
N = 60 -Se um le els o
Cu & Zn
DM2 & pe iodon al
disease-a ec ed s. only
pe iodon al
disease-a ec ed (30% si es
wi h CAL ≥5 mm & BOP)
s. heal hy
Di e ences among g oups
Subjec s wi h pe ioedon i is
showed highe Zn le els
espec o han hose wi h DM2
[
41
]
CC
Non-smoke s
indi iduals wi h
≥20 ee h (India)
Bo h, 30–60 yea s,
N = 150 - Se um le els o Se
DM2 & ch onic
pe iodon i is-a ec ed 4,
only ch onic
pe iodon i is-a ec ed 4
s. heal hy
Di e ences be ween
g oups
Subjec s wi h pe iodon i is
(wi h o wi hou DM2) showed
he lowes Se le els
[
42
]
C
(5 yea s)
MONICA s udy
pa icipan s
(Denma k)
Bo h, 30–60 yea s,
N = 2113
Die a y in akes o Ca
( o al, E-adjus ed as well
as < & ≥RDA)
by 7-days eco d
- Too h loss Adj IRR
(mul iple logis ic eg ession)
In e se associa ion only in men [
26
]
C
(6 yea s)
Niiga a ci y
ci izens (Japan)
Bo h, 70 yea s,
N = 266 - Se um le els o Ca
P og ession o pe iodon al
diseae (numbe o ee h
wi h addi ional
CAL ≥3 mm)
Adj β
(mul iple linea eg ession)Nega i e associa ion
[
29
]
C
(6 yea s)
Niiga a ci y
inhabi an s (Japan)
Bo h, 73 yea s,
N = 309 -Se um Ca/Mg
(qua iles)
Pe iodon al disease e en s
(CAL ≥3 mm/yea a
any ee h)
Adj OR
(mul iple logis ic eg ession)
Nega i e associa ion o Ca/Mg
a io wi h pe iodon al disease
e en s only among smoke s
[
37
]
1
Se um le els we e adjus ed by daily in ake o calcium in subsequen analyses,
2≥
2 in e -p oximal si es wi h CAL
≥
6 mm in di e en ee h &
≥
1 in e -p oximal si e wi h
PPD
≥
5 mm.
3
acco ding o IWCPDC c i e ia [
43
].
4
acco ding o AAP/CDC c i e ia o se e e gene alized ch onic pe iodon i is. Abb e ia ions: %: pe cen age o si es,
β
: linea
eg ession coe icien , AAP: Ame ican Associa ion o Pe iodon ology, Adj: adjus ed, ABL: al eola bone loss, AL: a achmen loss, ANCOVA: Analysis o co a iance, BMD: bone mass
densi y, BOP: bleeding on p obing, C: coho s udy, Ca: calcium, CAL: clinical a achmen loss, CARDIAC: Ca dio ascula Diseases and Alimen a y Compa ison, CC: case-con ol
s udy, CDC: Cen e o Diseases con ol and P e en ion, COHSS: Copenhagen O al Heal h Senio S udy, CPI: Communi y Pe iodon al Index, CPITN: Communi y Pe iodon al Index
T ea men Needed, CS: c oss-sec ional s udy, Cu: Coppe , DHI: die his o y in e iew, DHQ: die his o y ques ionnai e, DM2: ype 2 diabe es melli us, Fe: i on, FFQ: ood equency
ques ionnai e , GI: Gingi al Index, h: hou s, IRR : incidence a e a io, IWCPDC: In e na ional Wo kshop o he Classi ica ion o Pe iodon al Diseases and Condi ions in 1999 [
39
],
K: po assium, KNHANES: 4 h Ko ean Na ional Heal h and Nu i ion Examina ion Su ey, m: mon hs, Mg: magnesium, Mn: Manganese, MONICA: Moni o ing T ends and
De e minan s in Ca dio ascula Disease, N: sample size, N/A: no a ailable, NHANES: Na ional heal h and Nu i ion Examina ion Su ey, NHANES III: Thi d Na ional Heal h and
Nu i ion Examina ion Su ey, OR: odds a io, P: phospho us, PI: Plaque Index, PPD: pe iodon al p obing dep h, RDA: ecommended daily amoun , RPI: Russel
´
s Pe iodon al Index,
Se: selenium, SHIP: S udy o Heal h in Pome ania; SOF: S udy o Os eopo o ic F ac u es, USA: Uni ed S a es o Ame ica, s: e sus, Zn: Zinc.
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Animal esea ch was ep esen ed by h ee a icles (Table 2), wo pe o med in a s
(Ra us no egicus) [
30
,
31
] and one in mice (Mus musculus) [
34
]. Mos o hem analyzed he e ec
o die a y calcium de iciencies on al eola bone [
30
,
31
], namely h ee conside ing in e ac ions wi h
p egnancy and lac a ion [30,31]. Fo his aim, in one o hem, emale a s we e housed wi h male a s
ed die -con aining calcium 0.9%, 0.3%, o 0.02% and a e 25 days we e subdi ided in o p egnan
and non-p egnan animals. Addi ionally, pups we e main aining wi h hei mo he o lac a ion [
31
].
BMD and al eola bone dec eased acco ding o die a y calcium le els in bo h, adul s (p< 0.0001) and
pups (22.5% less in 0.02% calcium and 12.7% in 0.3% calcium espec o 0.9% calcium die , p< 0.01),
bu he magni ude was g ea e in he p egnan g oup han in non-p egnan when hey we e ed die s
con aining calcium 0.02% and 0.3% (p< 0.05) [31].
Table 2. Expe imen al s udies on mine als e ec s on pe iodon al disease.
Subjec s/Animals, Age,
Sample Size (N) Expe imen al Design (Du a ion) Main Resul s/Conclusions Re .
P egnan &
non-p egnan Wis a a s,
10 weeks, N = 62
Die s con aining 0.9%, 0.3%, o 0.02%
Ca (6 weeks). In p egnan a s, i
includes ges a ion & lac a ion pe iods
(3 weeks each)
BMD o al eola bone dec eased wi h
Ca in ake, bu his dec ease was g ea e
in p egnan a s. Mo he ’s in ake also
a ec ed o Pups‘ BMD
[31]
P egnan (lac a ing) &
non-p egnan
(non-lac a ing) Wis a
a s, 10 weeks, N = 62
Die s con aining 0.9%, 0.3%, o 0.02%
Ca (46 days) wi h expe imen al
pe iodon i is induced by an elas ic ing
(las 2 weeks). P egnan a s s a ed
lac a ion on d 25
BMD & ACH dec eased in pe iodon i is
side acco ding o he Ca in ake, bu his
was g ea e in he lac a ing g oup
[30]
Male BALB/c mice
inocula ed wi h Aac ,
18 weeks, N = 40
Regula o CaCO3- ich die
(30 o 60 days)
Ca- ich die ed animals showed lowe
os eoclas s, ABL & le els o TNF-αin
pe iodon al issues
[34]
Sy ian hams e s, N/A,
N = 10
Die wi h 5% Ca3(PO4)2o a mix u e o
Na2HPO4& KH2PO4
(90 days o 150 days)
Ca3(PO4)2- ich die inhibi ed ABL [44]
Male SpDw a s,
3 mon hs, N = 24
Ca/P imbalanced die o induced dHPT
o s anda d die (5 mon hs), ollowing
by LPS- o saline-injec ions
(nex 2 weeks)
Ra s wi h dHPT & pe iodon i is
e ealed he highes amoun s o
in lamma o y cells & essels as well as
o ABL & AL, ollowed by a s wi h
only pe iodon i is & wi h only dHPT.
[45]
SpDw a s, Adul s,
N = 24
Ca/P imbalanced die o induced dHPT
o s anda d die (5 mon hs), ollowing
by LPS- o saline-injec ions
(nex 2 weeks)
IL-1β& TNF-αwe e highes in a s
wi h dHPT & pe iodon is, ollowed by
hose wi h only LPS- ea ed. They we e
posi i ely co ela ed o PTH le els in
a s wi h only dHPT
[46]
Child en (India),
8.50 ±0.7 yea s, N = 68
O ally-adminis ed elemen al Zn
supplemen s o placebo sy up DB
(10 weeks)
Zn supplemen s imp o ed PI, bu
no GI [47]
SpDw a s, a weaning,
N = 14 Zn-de icien o no mal die (4 weeks)
Ra s ed Zn-de icien die showed
highe PI & GI. No di e ences we e
obse ed o PPD sco e
[48]
male Wis a a s, a
weaning (24 days),
N = 14
Zn-de icien o Zn-con aining die
(4 weeks)
Aph hous ulce on he loo o he
mou h was obse ed in Zn-de icien
a s, which showed highe GI. No
di e ences we e obse ed o PPD sco e
[49]
Abb e ia ions: ABL: al eola bone loss, ACH: al eola bone c es heigh , Aac : Ag ega ibac e ac inomyce encomi ans,
AL: a achmen loss, BMD: bone mass densi y, Ca: calcium, DB: double blind, dHPT: die a y
induced hype pa a hy oidism, GI: Gingi al Index, IL: In e leukin, IV:
in i o
s udy, K: po assium,
LPS: lipopolysaccha ide; Na: sodium, P: phospho us, PI: Plaque Index, PPD: pe iodon al p obing dep h,
PTH: Pa a hy oid Ho mone, SpDw: Spa gue-Dawley, SW: Swiss-Webs e , TNF-
α
: Tumo nec osis ac o alpha,
USA: Uni ed S a es o Ame ica, Zn: Zinc.
The expe imen al design in he o he s udy was simila , excep ha pe iodon i is was
expe imen ally induced by an elas ic ing in he igh side o mandible on day 32. Simila ly, BMD
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on diseased si es dec eased acco ding o he amoun o calcium in he die a e he lac a ion pe iod
(p< 0.05) and he magni ude o his dec ease was signi ican ly g ea e in lac a ing animals han
in non-lac a ing animals, bu in his case only hose ed a die con aining 0.3% calcium (p< 0.05).
Simila esul s we e seen on he con ol side in animals ed die s con aining 0.3% and 0.02% calcium
(p< 0.05); howe e , he magni ude o his dec ease was much g ea e in he lac a ing g oup [
30
].
In addi ion, he au ho s supplied his ologic examina ion da a e ealing mo e de ails abou ABL.
The magni ude o die a y calcium-dependen dec eases in in e den al bone mass and he heigh o
he al eola bone c es (ABC) seemed o be g ea e in he lac a ing g oup. In mo e de ail, heigh o
he in e den al ABC in he 0.3% calcium g oup, he dis ance be ween he ABC and cemen um-enamel
jun ion (CEJ) o he i s and second mola s in lac a ing animals was signi ican ly g ea e han in
non-lac a ing animals, bu in he con ol side he e we e di e ences among bo h g oups (p< 0.01).
On he o he hand, al hough a simila dec ease was seen in he 0.02% calcium g oup, he di e ence
be ween he lac a ing and non-lac a ing g oups was no s a is ically signi ican [
30
]. Animals we e
subjec o a se e e calcium de iciency o 20 days, ollowed by a eco e y pe iod o 20 days. Simila
dec ease in bone was obse ed in all si es du ing p og ession o calcium de iciency wi h a simila
inc ease du ing eco e y. Maximum bone loss inc eased o mo e han 50%. ABL was cha ac e ized
by a educ ion in abecula bone wi hou loss o al eola c es heigh (ACH) [
33
]. In he emaining
s udy, he e ec s o calcium- ich die (by CaCO
3
addi ion) agains a egula die we e es ed on mice
inocula ed wi h Agg ega ibac e ac inomyce encomi ans. A e 60 days, he numbe o os eoclas s was
educed in mice ed on die ich in caclium, which led o diminished in ec ion-induced al eola bone
loss. In addi ion, calcium- ea ed mice also p esen ed dec eased le els o umo nec osis ac o -
α
(TNF-α) in pe iodon al issues (p< 0.05) [34].
2.2. Magnesium
Fou s udies, all epo ing human obse a ional su eys [
22
,
36
–
38
], we e selec ed in ela ion o
magnesium (Table 1). Magnesium was mainly measu ed in blood, al hough die a y in ake was also
es ima ed in one o hem [
40
]. Mo eo e , in wo o he selec ed a icles, se um calcium/ magnesium
a io was conside ed due o a po en ial in e ac ion be ween hese wo mine als’ e ec s. Acco ding
o absolu e se um le els, F eeland e al. [
22
] ound no associa ion wi h RPI. On he o he hand, in
ano he c oss-sec ional su ey ha conside ed people aged be ween 20 and 80 yea s old, a high se um
calcium/magnesium a io was associa ed wi h educed PPD ( =
−
36.1, p< 0.001), less CAL ( =
−
42.8,
p= 0.00) and a highe numbe o emaining ee h ( = 7.5, p= 0.019) [
36
]. Fu he mo e, he same s udy
e alua ed he e ec o Mg-con aining d ug consump ion in a subse o 180 indi iduals aged 40 yea s
old and olde . People aking magnesium-con aining d ugs showed less CAL (2.7
±
1.6 s. 3.5
±
1.6,
p< 0.01) and PPD (2.4
±
0.6 s. 2.8
±
0.9, p< 0.01) compa ed wi h hei ma ched coun e pa s (in a 1:2
ma ched-pai analysis o age, sex, smoking, and educa ional le el). Magnesium in ake was es ima ed
in an in es iga ion on hype ension isk ac o s and pe iodon i is ela ionship in (non-smoke s and
alcohol non-d inke s) women aged 46–58 yea s om Tanzania, bu no co ela ions wi h he se e i y o
pe iodon i is de e mined h ough CPITN sco e o numbe o ee h was obse ed [
41
]. No de ails abou
in ake da a collec ion we e o e ed in he epo , so i s eliabili y is ques ionable. Finally, he e was
only a coho s udy ha epo ed an in e se dose- esponse ela ionship be ween calcium/magnesium
a io and pe iodon al disease e en s in elde ly pe sons om he s udy in Niiga a (Japan) ci izens bu
only when smoke s we e conside ed, wi h ORs o 6.28 (95%CI: 1.45–27.28, p= 0.014) and 5.96 (95%CI:
1.30–27.34, p= 0.022), in i s and second qua iles espec han he ou h, espec i ely [37].
2.3. Phospho us
Th ee s udies ha e been selec ed in humans conce ning phospho us [
22
,
27
,
28
], a c oss-sec ional
s udy [
22
] and wo case-con ol s udies [
27
,
28
], which we e al eady men ioned o he p e ious
nu ien s (Table 1). The c oss-sec ional s udy was he pe o med by F eeland e al. [
22
] who did no
ind co ela ions wi h le els in se um o die . Conce ning case-con ol s udies, one was ocused only
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on gingi i is in emale adolescen s om Rome [
28
] and di e en nu ien de iciencies ( wo hi ds
o ecommended in ake), bu no associa ion was ound wi h de icien phospho us in akes. In he
emaining s udy ha di e en ia ed be ween agg essi e and ch onic pe iodon i is pa ien s in a hospi al
om China, se um phospho us le els we e lowe in bo h pa ien g oups compa ed o heal hy subjec s
(1.06–0.18 and 1.10–0.15 mmol/L, espec i ely s. 1.26–0.17, p< 0.05) [27].
As o expe imen al s udies in animals, h ee we e ound [
41
–
43
]. One o he epo s was based
on nu i ional in e en ions in Sy ian hams e (Mesoc ice us au a us) using die s supplemen ed wi h
di e en phospha e sal s, so pu a i e e ec s on indings ha o he mine als migh ha e been in ol ed
should be conside ed. In hese animals, a die wi h 5% Ca
3
(PO
4
)
2
led o inhibi ion o ABL index
(43.3 s. 45.9 in emales, 45.8 s. 50.9 in males). A simila e ec was obse ed o a die wi h a
concen a ion o 1% (38.9 s. 47.2 in emales; 40.9 s. 50.3 in males), while wi h a die con aining a
Na
3
HPO
4
and KH
2
PO
4
mix u e; he inhibi ion did no each he le el o signi icance [
44
]. I is e y
impo an o no e he impo ance o he balance be ween calcium and phospho us, om he poin o
iew o die a y in ake. The wo emaining pape s included a a model o hype pa a hy oidism in
combina ion wi h expe imen ally induced pe iodon i is. Ra s we e ed a high calcium o phospho us
a io (1:7) o 5 mon hs un il hype pa a hy oidism symp oms appea ed, and hen, hal o hem
ecei ed E. coli lypopolysaccha ide (LPS) injec ions o one week o induce pe iodon i is. Ra s wi h
only die a y induced hype pa a hy oidism (dHPT) demons a ed in lamma o y and degene a i e
al e a ions in pe iodon ium wi hou pocke o ma ion, bu pe iodon i is was e iden in g oups ha
ecei ed endo oxin injec ions. Addi ionally, dHPT and pe iodon i is-induced a s e ealed he highes
amoun s o gingi al in lamma o y cell and essel coun s, ollowed by he only pe iodon i is-induced
a s and only dHPT g oup. The di e ences be ween g oups we e simila o CAL, bone losses, and
os eoclas numbe [
42
]. In he o he epo , he same au ho s compa ed ABL and gingi al le els
o in e leukin (IL)-1
β
and TNF-
α
be ween g oups when a s we e sac i iced. Hype pa a hy oidism
inc eased ABL associa ed o pe iodon i is (0.99
±
0.07 s. 0.70
±
0.008 mm, p< 0.001), as well
as gingi al le els o IL-1
β
and TNF-
α
(92.25
±
6.26 s. 68.25
±
5.23 pg/mL o IL-1
β
,p< 0.01;
and 80.73
±
4.52 s. 62.85
±
5.85 pg/mL o TNF-
α
,p< 0.05). Se um le els o p oin lamma o y
cy okines was also measu ed be o e pe iodon i is induc ion and hey we e highe in a s wi h dHPT
(15.75
±
0.49 s. 10.12
±
0.92 pg/m, o IL-1
β
and 176.75
±
23.06 s. 13.02
±
1.38 pg/mL o TNF-
α
,
p< 0.001). Addi ionally hey we e posi i ely co ela ed wi h he pa a hy oid ho mone (PTH) le els
in he expe imen al g oup ( = 0.93, p< 0.001 o IL-1
β
; and = 0.94, p< 0.001 o TNF-
α
le els).
A gingi al le el, di e ences we e s ill p esen a e wo weeks, among a s wi hou pe iodon i is
(49.57
±
4.50 s. 26.05
±
2.52 pg/mL o IL-1
β
,p< 0.01; and 34.39
±
3.19 s. 18.44
±
1.87 pg/mL
o TNF-
α
,p< 0.05), al hough he co ela ion wi h PTH le els p esen ed 2-weeks be o e, was ound
jus in non-injec ed a s ( = 0.93, p< 0.001 o IL-1
β
; and = 0.79, p< 0.01 o TNF-
α
). A ending o
hese esul s, hype pa a hy oidism induced by a high phospho us die may be esponsible o he
p oin lama o y s a e ha combined wi h LPS e ec inc eased bone eso p ion [46].
2.4. I on
Only one s udy was selec ed o cla i y he ela ionship be ween die a y i on and pe iodon al
disease [
22
]. Die a y in akes o i on in humans only we e assessed in one c oss-sec ional s udy [
22
], bu
associa ions wi h RPI we e no ound. On he o he hand, he selec ed s udy included in o ma ion ha
would a oid es ima ing i on nu i ional s a us bu no ela ionship wi h RPI was ound, as occu ed
wi h die a y in akes. Despi e o hese esul s, side emia alues alone has usually no been conside ed a
good ma ke o i on le els in he body.
2.5. Coppe
In humans, wo c oss-sec ional s udies [
22
,
39
] and a case-con ol s udy we e selec ed [
41
] (Table 1).
One o he c oss-sec ional s udies chosen was he one pe o med by F eeland e al. [
22
] whe e he
au ho s obse ed a di ec and linea ly ela ionship be ween se um coppe le el and RPI in single
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Index”[Mesh] OR “Gingi al Hemo hage”[Mesh] OR “pe iodon al disease” OR pe iodon i is OR
“al eola bone loss” OR “al eola bone eso p ion” OR “ oo h a achmen ” OR “ oo h mobili y”
OR “gingi i is” OR “clinical a achmen le el” OR “pe iodon al a achmen le el” OR “a achmen
loss” OR “pe iodon al pocke ” OR “pocke dep h” OR “p obing dep h” OR “bleeding on p obing”
OR “gingi al bleeding” OR “Gingi al Hemo hage” OR “gingi al index” OR “bleeding index” OR
“pe iodon al index”. In addi ion o his, a second opic ela ed o nu i ion o die was c ea ed,
whe e he sea ch e ms we e he ollowing: “Food”[Mesh] OR “Die ”[Mesh] OR “Ea ing”[Mesh] OR
“Nu i ion Su eys”[Mesh] OR “Nu i ion Assessmen ”[Mesh] OR “Nu i ion The apy”[Mesh] OR
“Nu i ion P ocesses”[Mesh] OR “Nu i ional S a us”[Mesh] OR nu i ion* OR nu i ion OR nu ien *
OR nu ien OR ood OR die a y OR die * OR in ake OR in akes OR Consump ion* OR Consump ion
OR Inges ion OR Ea ing.
4.3. Sea ch S a egy
The sea ch s a egy aimed o ind online published s udies in he English language om incep ion
o he da abase un il May 2016. A comp ehensi e li e a u e sea ch was un independen ly by
wo pe sons. Fi s , pape s we e sc eened by i le and abs ac . Sc eening p ocedu es we e adjus ed
o highe sensi i i y (wi h es ic i e sea ch i ems omi ed). Secondly, ull ex -pape s we e e ie ed
and selec ed based on he eligibili y c i e ia, and duplica ed s udies we e excluded. Ti les wi hou
an abs ac o which he i le sugges ed ha hey we e ela ed o he objec i es o his e iew we e
selec ed o sc een he ull ex . Re iew au ho s’ disag eemen s o inconsis encies conce ning inclusion
o publica ions o ex ac ion o da a we e discussed o e en ually achie e mu ual consensus.
4.4. Da a Collec ion P ocess, Da a I ems and Summa y Measu es
The quan i a i e da a ex ac ed om pape s included speci ic de ails abou he in e en ions,
popula ions, s udy me hods, and ou comes o signi icance o he e iew ques ion and speci ic objec i es.
Da a om eligible s udies we e independen ly e alua ed. When hey we e a ailable, mean, di e ences
among g oups, and i s s anda d de ia ions we e included in esul s desc ip ion. In he same sense,
i was also collec ed associa ion measu emen s (i.e., co ela ion o eg ession coe icien s, IRRs, ORs,
and hei co esponding 95%CI), as well as signi icance le els o p- alues conside ed, bu only i
signi ican associa ions and/o di e ences we e ound.
4.5. Quali y Assessmen and Risk o Bias
Subsequen ly, selec ed publica ions we e ully- ead o de e mine hei quali y, mainly h ough he
assessmen o isk o bias. The me hodological quali y o a publica ion was de e mined in acco dance
wi h se e al c i e ia depending on he s udy design. In he case o obse a ional s udies, he use
o andomiza ion (only in clinical ials), ma ching o es ic ion a he design le el was aken in o
accoun , whe eas he use o mul i a ia e analysis, s a i ica ion o equency ma ching was app aised
a a da a analysis le el. Conce ning bias, ou ypes ha e been p oposed: selec ion, de ec ion, a i ion
and epo ing [
71
]; al hough o he au ho s ha e simpli ied his classi ica ion in o wo ca ego ies:
selec ion and in o ma ion [
72
]. Anyway, c i ical issues o p e en ing hem depend on s udy design.
In c oss-sec ional s udies, h ee issues we e mainly e alua ed: sample andomiza ion; eliabili y
and objec i i y o a iable assessmen , as well as de ini ion o g oup i compa isons we e made.
In case-con ol s udies, objec i i y and eliabili y o e alua ions o subjec s ha in his case including
ca ego ies de ini ions and exposu es e alua ion me hod oo we e also aken in o accoun . Las ly,
in coho s udies, exposu e and s a us de ini ion, ea men du a ion and eliabili y and objec i i y
o ou come assessmen we e conside ed. Likewise, di e ences in in ensi y o medical su eillance,
loss o ollow-up, missing da a ea men , and di e ences ela ed o he ou come o exposu e o isk
ac o s be ween hose who d op ou and hose who s ay in he s udy we e also e alua ed. Inclusion
c i e ia and/o sou ces o da a o indi iduals backg ound we e conside ed o he es ablishing o he
sample ex e nal alidi y and se o popula ion ep esen ed. Addi ionally, g ouping c i e ia in da a

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analysis we e aken in o accoun when hey we e p esen ed, especially i hey we e selec ed pos hoc
om al e na i e op ions.
On he o he hand, in e en ion ials we e assessed acco ding o Coch ane guidelines, which
ake in o accoun i e ype o bias: selec ion, pe o mance, de ec ion, a i ion and epo ing
bias [
73
]. Based in i s ecommenda ions, he ollowing domains we e e alua ed: sequence gene a ion
( andomiza ion), alloca ion concealmen , blinding o pa icipan s, ope a o s and/o examine s,
incomple e ou come da a and selec i e epo ing. In unc ion o his assessmen esul s, deg ee
o isk (high, low o unclea ) was es ablished o each ype o bias, as well as i s possible magni ude
and di ec ion. The isk o bias and i s possible e ec s we e summa ized o each ou come wi hin each
s udy. Finally, i was summa ized o he e iew as a whole, whe e i was possible.
5. Conclusions
The he e ogenei y o da a and s udies, as well as he lack o esea ch on he ques ion o his
e iew o ce ain mine als, in gene al, lead o he conclusion ha he e is limi ed e idence o con i m
a possible e ec o die a y in akes o mos mine als on he isk o se e i y o pe iodon al disease.
Fo his eason mo e obse a ional su eys wi h g ea sample sizes om ep esen a i e g oups o
di e en mine als a e needed. Addi ionally, consensus in pe iodon i is diagnosis is needed o imp o e
ou o e all unde s anding o his subjec . In any case, ensu ing ha heal hy subjec s o pa ien s do
no su e om a speci ic nu i ional de iciency is ecommendable. Among all he mine als, calcium
die a y in ake seems impo an o main ain al eola bone a leas wi h in akes unde ecommenda ions
in ce ain g oups o isk o popula ions. Likewise, main aining adequa e p opo ions in he die wi h
espec o calcium o mine als ha may in luence bone and calcium me abolism (i.e., magnesium
and phospho us) also can be ele an . Mo eo e , some obse a ions sugges ha all hose mine als
wi h oles in immune sys ems (magnesium, zinc o coppe ) and/o an ioxidan sys ems (magnesium,
zinc, coppe , manganese o selenium) should be conside ed in u u e esea ch. Al hough he e is no
e idence o indica e ha indisc imina ely inc easing he amoun s inges ed o he indica ed mine als
will educe o help ea pe iodon al disease, i seems easonable o sugges a mine al supplemen
when pa ien s show inadequa e nu i ional s a us.
Acknowledgmen s:
Al onso Va ela-López is ecipien o a “Con a o Puen e” om he Uni e si y o G anada.
Au ho s acknowledge o he Uni e si y o G anada and he Au onomous Go e nmen o Andalusia o pa ial
suppo o he esea ch eam. F ancesca Giampie i was suppo ed by a Fondazione Umbe o Ve onesi Fellowship.
Con lic s o In e es : The au ho s decla e no con lic o in e es .
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