Abstract
Effectiveness of endodontic treatment in patients with generalized periodontitis with prevention of parasympathetic nervous system reactions
Highlights
The prevalence of caries in the population of Ukraine is extremely high and reaches up to 96-98%. This causes a significant number of complications of caries - pulpitis and periodontitis, the occurrence of which is extremely high and reaches 75-78% [1,2,3,4,5]
The development of acute inflammatory processes in the periodontium causes the further emergence of a number of inflammatory processes of the maxillofacial area
The comparison group consisted of 20 patients with predominance of parasympathetic section of autonomic nervous system, which received endodontic treatment of generalized periodontitis (25 teeth) and exacerbated chronic periodontitis (10 teeth), using conventional methods of treatment
Summary
The prevalence of caries in the population of Ukraine is extremely high and reaches up to 96-98% This causes a significant number of complications of caries - pulpitis and periodontitis, the occurrence of which is extremely high and reaches 75-78% [1,2,3,4,5]. The development of acute inflammatory processes in the periodontium causes the further emergence of a number of inflammatory processes of the maxillofacial area. The emergence and development of the pathological process is significantly influenced by the autonomic nervous system of the person [10,11]. It is relevant to develop methods of treatment of diseases, taking into account the patient’s autonomic nervous system, including periodontitis and periodontal diseases
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