A Case Report of Improved Palmoplantar Pustulosis following Periodontal Treatment and Possible Association with Diminished Systemic Subclinical Inflammation

<div>Appearance of the patient’s periodontal tissues at the first visit (a) and radiograph of the periodontium (b). Note the severe alveolar bone resorption and so-called “floating teeth” due to severe periodontitis (b) and moderate gingival inflammation (a). “Floating teeth” were indicated by arrows. In addition, many metal restorations are observed.</div>

Case Reports in Dermatological Medicine

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Figure 2: A Case Report of Improved Palmoplantar Pustulosis following Periodontal Treatment and Possible Association with Diminished Systemic Subclinical Inflammation 

Figure 2 | A Case Report of Improved Palmoplantar Pustulosis following Periodontal Treatment and Possible Association with Diminished Systemic Subclinical Inflammation 