Analysis of Denture Base Impact on the Denture Foundation Area Tissues

Kalashnikov, D. V.; Kindiy, D. D.; Король, Дмитро Михайлович; Kindiy, Viktor

doi:10.26724/2079-8334-2020-1-71-58-62

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DOI: 10.26724/2079-8334-2020-1-71-58-62

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Analysis of Denture Base Impact on the Denture Foundation Area Tissues

D. V. Kalashnikov

D. D. Kindiy

Дмитро Михайлович Король

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“…Due to the decrease in the body's resistance, immune protection with age, one can assume a high probability of complicated pathology in elderly patients. Despite the signifi cant achievements of modern dentistry in the diagnosis of the oral cavity diseases, dental morbidity and the frequency of complications in the treatment of the older age groups is constantly increasing [3,4]. One of the ways to prevent their development is to increase the effi ciency and expand the list of diagnostic methods at the stage of preclinical changes.…”

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Changes in the Metabolism of Nitric Oxide, Hydrogen Sulfide of the Oral Fluid Taking into Account Age and Dental Status

Barabash¹,

Voronych-Semchenko

Kryvenkyi

2022

Arch. clin. med.

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The relevance of the study is conditioned by the prevalence of dental pathology, its complicated course in senior age and the search for the age-associated metabolic markers of oral fluid. Objective. The aim of the study is: to determine the age peculiarities of the content of nitric oxide and hydrogen sulfide metabolism in the oral fluid of patients, taking into account their dental status. Materials and Methods. Indicators of nitric oxide metabolism, L-arginine/arginase, hydrogen sulfide content in oral fluid, dental status of different aged people under conditions of intact dentitions, their defects and against the background of correction with different types of dentures, were studied. Results. It was determined that with age, changes in oral fluid are characterized by an increase in nitrite ion, the amount of nitrites and nitrates, increasing the formation of peroxynitrite against the background of lower levels of L-arginine and hydrogen sulfide, inhibition of arginase activity. The results obtained are confirmed by the presence of close correlations between the concentrations of hydrogen sulfide and peroxynitrite (reverse, strong), caries intensity and: the total level of nitrites and nitrates (direct, strong), peroxynitrite content (direct, medium strength). Conclusion. The studied biomarkers of oral fluid depend more on age, hygienic condition of the oral cavity, intensity of dental caries and defects of dentitions than types of dentures. Therefore, age-related changes in the biochemical composition of oral fluid, metabolic, somatic, comorbid pathologies are likely to be a trigger for structural-functional disorders of the dental-maxillofacial system.

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Changes in the Metabolism of Nitric Oxide, Hydrogen Sulfide of the Oral Fluid Taking into Account Age and Dental Status

Barabash¹,

Voronych-Semchenko

Kryvenkyi

2022

Arch. clin. med.

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Study of the Influence of Biocompatible Construction Materials on Indicators of Oral Fluid of Patients With an Allergic Status During Orthopedic Treatment With Removable Prostheses

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Changes in the Metabolism of Nitric Oxide, Hydrogen Sulfide of the Oral Fluid Taking into Account Age and Dental Status

Changes in the Metabolism of Nitric Oxide, Hydrogen Sulfide of the Oral Fluid Taking into Account Age and Dental Status

Study of the Influence of Biocompatible Construction Materials on Indicators of Oral Fluid of Patients With an Allergic Status During Orthopedic Treatment With Removable Prostheses

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