The origins of in vivo functional diagnosis of hemomicrocirculation in periodontal tissues in normal and pathological conditions in domestic dentistry

Abstract

Purpose – to present the origins of in vivo functional diagnosis of hemomicrocirculation in periodontal tissues in normal and pathological conditions in domestic dentistry.Materials and methods: the material of the study was archival and reporting materials of research works of scientists-dentists, which deals with the functioning of periodontal tissues. These materials are used as a source of primary information. Analytical, medical and statistical research methods were used to study them.Results: information on the development and first application in dental practice of methods of in vivo microscopy and microphotography of gums with the clarity that allowed the use of these methods for many years, including modern dentistry. These methods were used for experimental studies in various animals (Guinea pigs, rabbits, cats, dogs) and in clinical practice, in norm and under various extreme effects of General and local character.Conclusion: the role of domestic scientists and dentists, in particular, the doctor of medical Sciences associate Professor M. K. Gacina, the development of functional methods of research of periodontal: of capillaroscopy and capillaroscopy. The importance of these methods of functional diagnosis of periodontal disease in clinical periodontics at the present stage, including periodontal disease in endocrine pathology, endodontal lesions and tissue pathology around dental implants.