highly significantP = 0.00
in their research done on the potential of salivary protein as a biomarker in the prognosis of diabetes mellitus found that total salivary protein levels were higher in the uncontrolled and controlled diabetic groups than in the healthy nondiabetic group band that the differences were highly significant.[ 11 ] Intergroup comparison of all the parameters showed a statistically significant correlation between RBS and HbA 1c levels ( P = 0.00) in diabetics and healthy individuals.