The Role of Risk Factors in the Occurrence of Chronic Granular Periodontitis

Chronic periodontitis is considered one of the most common types of periodontal pathology, ranking third among the most common dental diseases. Often, with this disease, it becomes necessary to remove teeth. The probability of the development and progressive course of chronic periodontitis is largely determined by a number of local and general factors. Among the main factors influencing the results of endodontic treatment, one can note not only the experience and qualifications of the surgeon, but also the state of general and local immune resistance, anatomical features of the root canal structure, the presence of chronic persistent inflammation in the marginal periodontium.