[Assessment of the condition of organs and tissues of the oral cavity in people with dentition defects against the background of metabolic syndrome].

Q4 Medicine
A A Stafeev, I A Viktorova, A V Khizhuk
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Abstract

Objective: The aim of the study is comparative analysis of the condition of oral organs and tissues in people with metabolic syndrome (MS) of varying severity before orthopedic dental rehabilitation based on dental implants.

Material and methods: 255 patients (151 women and 104 men) aged from 35 to 65 years were examined. 3 groups were formed: 2 study groups and a comparison group. Groups 1 and 2 included individuals with excess body weight and MS. The control group consisted of 88 people without MS. An index assessment of the condition of the periodontium and tissue structures of the alveolar bone (according to cone-beam computed tomography), microcirculation in the gingival mucosa was carried out using laser Doppler flowmetry.

Results: The analysis of the periodontal condition indicators showed that in all groups of patients with MS, periodontal pathology occurred, the value of which was significantly higher than in patients of the control group (p <0.05). The analysis of bone tissue according to CBCT data showed that the most favorable conditions (type 1 and type 2 of bone according to Misch) for dental implantation are found in people without MS, respectively 3.5% and 35.1% of cases. The intensity of blood flow (σ) was 21.2% lower in group 1 and 48% in group 2, compared with the control group. Vasomotor activity (Kv) was 13.2% lower in the first group and 35% lower in the second group. A decrease in amplitudes in the area of all rhythms in the LDF gram was found: low-frequency - by 15.6%, high-frequency - by 16.9%, pulse - by 3.6%.

Conclusion: Changes occurring in the organs and tissues of the mouth against the background of MS of varying severity lead to a decrease in tissue perfusion with blood and blood flow activity, a local decrease in bone density, and as a result, pathological changes in periodontal tissues. Before performing dental rehabilitation, it is necessary to take into account all the risks of possible complications caused by the general condition of organs and systems of people with MS.

[以代谢综合征为背景,评估牙列缺损者的口腔器官和组织状况]。
研究目的研究目的是比较分析不同严重程度的代谢综合征(MS)患者在以种植牙为基础的牙科矫形康复治疗前的口腔器官和组织状况。分为 3 组:2 个研究组和 1 个对比组。研究组 1 和研究组 2 包括体重超标者和多发性硬化症患者。对照组由 88 名没有多发性硬化症的人组成。使用激光多普勒血流测量仪对牙周状况、牙槽骨的组织结构(根据锥形束计算机断层扫描)、牙龈粘膜的微循环进行了指数评估:对牙周状况指标的分析表明,所有多发性硬化症患者组都出现了牙周病变,其值明显高于对照组患者(p 结论:多发性硬化症患者的牙周器官和组织发生了变化:在不同严重程度的多发性硬化症背景下,口腔器官和组织发生的变化导致组织血液灌流和血流活动减少,局部骨密度降低,从而导致牙周组织发生病理变化。在进行牙科康复治疗之前,有必要考虑到多发性硬化症患者器官和系统的总体状况可能引起并发症的所有风险。
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