Improvement of the scheme of treatment of periodontal tissue diseases in patients with urinary system pathology
The aim of the study. Study of the effectiveness of our proposed scheme of treatment of periodontal tissues in patients with pathology of the urinary system comparing to a traditional scheme. Research methods. The study involved 72 patients with pathologies of the urinary system: glomerulonephritis, pyelonephritis and urolithiasis. They were divided into 2 groups: basic and comparison. The first group received our treatment, which consisted of professional hygiene and subsequent application of a combination of ointments of Thiotriazoline and Zinc Oxide, and rinsing with 0.05% solution of Chlorhexidine bigluconate for 5 days. The traditional treatment consisted of professional oral hygiene and rinsing with 0.05 % chlorhexidine bigluconate solution twice a day for 5 days. Patients before and after treatment were examined and indexed. In patients with a complex of antioxidant drugs, the results were better than in patients who underwent traditional treatment of periodontal tissues. Scientific novelty. Periodontal tissue pathology is one of the predominant groups of diseases of the oral cavity, so the problem of their treatment or prevention is quite relevant. Periodontal diseases in patients with pathology of the urinary system to date are studied insufficiently. There are not enough studies about the causes, features of the course, treatment and prevention of periodontal pathologies in this group of patients. Therefore, the development of new or improvement of existing treatment regimens in patients with diseases of the urinary system is of considerable interest to both scientists and practitioners. Conclusions. Our results showed that our proposed scheme of treatment of periodontal tissues in patients with pathologies of the urinary system is more effective than traditional treatment. Key words: periodontal tissue disease, pathology of the urinary system, Thiotriazoline, Zinc Oxide, Chlorhexidine bigluconate, PMA, Russell periodontal index, CPITN.