M. Shevchuk, R. Shkrebnyuk, V. Dyryk, O. Vynogradova, A.I. Sloboda
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Abstract
The purpose of the study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the developed schemes of complex treatment and prevention of periodontal tissue diseases in patients with general somatic pathology according to the dynamics of periodontal and hygienic indices. Treatment was carried out in 134 patients with inflammatory and dystrophic-inflammatory diseases of the periodontium against the background of somatic pathologies: two developed schemes of complex treatment of periodontal diseases were used, taking into account the values of the CPITN index. All patients were divided into 2 groups: the main (73 (54.48 %) patients), whose treatment was carried out using the schemes developed by us, and the comparative (61 (45.52 %) patients), in whom the treatment of periodontal pathology was carried out according to generally accepted schemes. The dynamics of the values of PMA, OHI-S indices and the vacuum test of gingival capillary resistance were evaluated according to the method of Kulazhenko V.I. before the treatment of periodontal diseases, 3, 6 and 12 months after it. After 12 months of follow-up, the values of the PMA index remained significantly lower compared to the values before treatment, and the state of oral hygiene remained satisfactory in patients of both groups. In the examined main group, an increase in the time of formation of hematomas on the gums ((62.14±0.38) seconds) was observed by 1.15 times compared to the data before treatment, but in the patients of the comparison group, this indicator was lower than the initial data. Тhe patients of the main group showed an improvement in all index scores, while in the comparison group, the values of these indices were below the initial values. Treatment of periodontal disease with values of the CPITN index ≤ 2 and > 2 points against the background of general somatic pathology, with the use of schemes developed by us, contributed to the elimination of inflammation, improvement of oral hygiene and normalization of hemodynamics in the periodontal tissues, which was confirmed by the positive dynamics of index scores in the near and distant periods of observation.
Keywords: treatment of periodontal diseases, somatic pathology, index assessment of periodontal status.
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