Abstract
Thing. The significance of the study is associated with high prevalence of inflammatory diseases of paradontium and a variety of medications used for systemic treatment of the said pathology. Searching effective approaches aiming to achieve a required and adequate therapeutic effect excluding complications from unwanted effects and toxic side effects of systemic medications assumes the priority application of local delivery systems. Objective ― to study available literature data on local drug delivery systems as film forming transmucoid therapeutic systems in periodontology. Methodology. The study was based on searching and examination of scientific publications on film forming transmucoid therapeutic systems in databases of PubMed, eLIBRARY, Scopus, Web of Sciens, Medline. The materials were searched by the key words. Results. The review presents research data of different authors, explains the definition of transmucoid therapeutic systems, offers main classifications, describes methods of manufacture of polymer film systems and their characteristics, gives some variants of matrix membrane transport and the most popular representatives of the basement membrane. Conclusions. Studying literature helped to identify the diversity of the range, characteristics and advantages of applying transmucoid therapeutic systems used to treat inflammatory diseases of paradontium. Further detailed polymer researches focused to maintain chemical stability, specifics of diffusion, metabolism, solubility and dose-limiting toxicity are intended to increase safety and efficacy of applied local polymeric film delivery systems.
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