Primary study · included by 1 review

Severity and progression rate of periodontitis are associated with an increased risk of hypertension of patients attending a university clinic.

Yildirim et al. (2022) · Yildirim Burak G, Aksit Cemilenur, Mutlu Mesut, et al. · BMC oral health · 2022

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Non-Cochrane · aetiology · 2026 · cited as Yildirim 2022 · Table 2; Table 3; reference [53]

Outcome this study informs	Pooled effect	Evidence	Certainty
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.64	10 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.61 [1.27, 2.03]	2 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.90 [1.57, 2.30]	5 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.68 [1.37, 2.06]	8 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.64	5 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.71	10 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.65 [1.22, 2.25]	3 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.35 [1.21, 1.50]	6 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.65 [1.42, 1.93]	11 studies · 48761 participants	Very low
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.47 [1.29, 1.68]	6 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.76	4 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 2.17 [1.77, 2.67]	5 studies	GRADE not reported
Arterial hypertension Periodontitis vs No periodontitis	OR 1.60 [1.37, 1.86]	9 studies	GRADE not reported

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