Observation of the Short-term Nursing Effect of Periodontal Flap Surgery under Microscope Assisted Periodontitis in the Treatment of Moderate to Severe Periodontitis

Abstract

In recent years, operating microscopes have been widely developed in the field of stomatology due to their advantages in lighting, magnification, and improving the accuracy of surgical operations. Periodontitis treatment has an important position in the field of stomatology, and research on its treatment is of great significance. Based on this, this article uses a controlled experiment to observe the effect of microscope-assisted periodontal flap surgery (PFS) in the treatment of moderate or severe periodontitis (MoSP), which is more beneficial for the exploration of periodontitis. This article summarizes the advantages of microscope application through data analysis, and proposes relevant countermeasures for periodontitis treatment and nursing. The data showed that TNF-a in the observation group decreased from (41.34±7.41) pg/L to (13.17±3.21) pg/L, and IL-6 decreased from (9.37±2.14) ug/L to (4.57± 1.37) ug/L; control group TNF-a decreased from (41.43±7.43) pg/L to (17.69±4.17) pg/L, and IL-6 decreased from (9.39±2.10) ug/L to (6.21±1.46) ug/L. Experimental data shows that microscopy technology assisted PFS to treat MoSP has a very good effect and can be actively used in actual clinical treatment.