An observational study in Parodontitis and Type2 Diabetes, sponsored by German Institute of Human Nutrition. Completed at 2 sites in Germany. Open to participants aged 18 Years and older. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2025-08-21.
Sponsored by German Institute of Human Nutrition · Observational
PARADIES is a cross-sectional observational study on Parodontitis and Type-2-diabetes. Its purpose is to collect data on the prevalence of Parodontitis and Type-2-diabetes in a regular out-patient setting, to provide insight into predictive conditions (such as comorbidities, blood parameters, clinical symptoms etc.)
PARADIES is a cross-sectional observational study on Parodontitis and Type-2-diabetes. Its purpose is to collect data on the prevalence of Parodontitis and Type-2-diabetes in a regular out-patient setting, to provide insight into predictive conditions (such as comorbidities, blood parameters, clinical symptoms etc.).
Data is collected once only, includes questionnaires on dental symptoms and dental condition, dental hygiene, general clinical anamnesis, recent state of routine blood parameters and medication.
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type-2-diabetes patients from an out-patient endocrinologist in Hameln, Germany
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patients are examined for symptoms (questionnaire) and clinical signs of parodontitis (PSI), data from the individual dentists are collected, too
Survey on prevalence of confirmed and assumed parodontitis / parodontitis stages, stratified by type of diabetes and sex
prevalence of confirmed and assumed parodontitis / parodontitis stages, stratified by type of diabetes and sex
Time frame: baseline
Survey on co-prevalence of confirmed / assumed parodontitis / parodontitis stages with hypertension, depression and diabetic microvascular complications
co-prevalence of confirmed / assumed parodontitis / parodontitis stages with hypertension, depression and diabetic microvascular complications
Time frame: baseline
Questionnaire on prediction analysis on prevalence of confirmed and assumed parodontitis / parodontitis stages
prediction analysis on prevalence of parodontitis / parodontitis stages based on type of diabetes, diabetes duration / diabetes onset, sex, co-morbidities, metabolic state (BMI, fasting glucose, HbA1c, diabetes medication), smoking, dental hygiene and compliance, quality of life
Time frame: baseline
Plan to share: No
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