Abstract
Periodontal diseases are multifactorial, influenced by genetic predisposition, environmental factors, and clinical conditions. Current treatment strategies largely rely on standardized protocols, often failing to account for individual patient differences. This study explores the potential of personalized periodontal treatments that integrate genetic, environmental, and clinical data to optimize therapeutic outcomes. A cohort of 150 patients with various stages of periodontal disease underwent tailored treatments based on genetic screening, lifestyle factors, and clinical presentation. Statistical analyses revealed significant improvements in clinical outcomes for those receiving personalized treatments compared to the control group receiving standard care, demonstrating the efficacy of personalized treatment approaches in managing periodontal disease.