Alkhudhairy F, et al. - In obese and non-obese patients, researchers evaluated and compared the changes in clinical and radiographic peri-implant parameters, presuming that peri-implant parameters are worse in obese individuals vs nonobese. They included 20 patients with body mass index ≥ 27.5 kg/m² and 18 non-obese controls. Risk of increased localized peri-implant soft and hard tissue inflammation was seen in the patients with obesity. Obese patients should be educated about the risk of increased peri-implant tissue inflammation and susceptibility to bone loss. For ideal peri-implant health, stringent oral hygiene care should be stipulated.