CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF ORAL FLUID IN PATIENTS WITH POST-PROSTHETIC COMPLICATIONS DURING DENTAL IMPLANTATION IN THE COURSE OF TREATMENT

Abstract

The wedge-shaped dehydration method was used to assess the state of the oral fluid of patients with post-prosthetic complications during dental implantation against the background of various treatment methods. Oral fluid (saliva) was used as a material for the study. All patients were randomized into 4 equal groups in a 1: 1: 1: 1 ratio according to the methods of pharmacotherapy. Group I - 30 patients who underwent traditional treatment of post-prosthetic complications; Group II -30 patients, ozone therapy was performed in addition to traditional therapy; Group III - 30 people who underwent transcranial electrical stimulation against the background of traditional therapy; Group IV - treatment of 30 people with the inclusion of a combination of ozone therapy and transcranial electrical stimulation in the treatment regimen. The control group consisted of healthy individuals of the same age group. Determined the nature of the organization of the structure of the salt and the distribution of the protein substance, depending on the concentration of protein in the biological fluid (saliva). Qualitative analysis of images of saliva crystallograms was carried out in the next (before treatment, 3 days, 7 days, and 14 days) observation and therapy. As the duration of treatment increased, the structuring of the crystal lattice took place, increasing in the series: patients with traditional therapy - patients with ozone therapy - patients with transcranial electrical stimulation - patients with combined use of ozone and transcranial electrical stimulation (group IV). Special attention should be paid to the fact that the complete normalization of the structure of the oral fluid facies occurred only during the complex therapy with ozone and TPP throughout the study.