EVALUATION OF DYNAMIC CHANGES IN THE MICROCIRCULATION OF THE MUCOSA IN THE ZONE OF DENTAL IMPLANTATION WITH IMMEDIATE INTRAOPERATIVE LOAD

Author:

Potapchuk Anatoliy1,Onipko Yevhen1,Almashi Vasyl1,Rak Yuriy1,Hegedűs Csaba2,Kryvanych Volodymyr1,Sheveria Stepan1

Affiliation:

1. UZHHOROD NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, UZHHOROD, UKRAINE

2. UNIVERSITY OF DEBRECEN, DEBRECEN, HUNGARY

Abstract

The aim: Study of the dynamics of changes in the average values of the index of mucosal microcirculation after dental implantation with immediate intraoperative prosthetics. Materials and methods: In clinical conditions, 55 patients aged from 29 to 60 years with a diagnosis of partial absence of teeth requiring orthopedic treatment using implants on the lower jaw were treated and examined. In the course of the latest achievements, the following methods were used: clinical protocol of immediate implantation with Solidum and Simplex implants of the «ART IMPLANT» system on the lower jaw by the one-stage implantation method, with immediate intraoperative loading and the manufacture of a temporary non-removable dental prosthesis, determination of the microcirculation index in dynamics using the laser Doppler method flowmetry, statistical analysis. Results: The obtained results indicate a pronounced reaction of microcirculation up to the 3rd day after surgery, an increase in blood perfusion of the mucous membrane by 2.7 times while maintaining vasomotor activity, which indicates adaptation to the injury and immediate loading of the denture in the postoperative period. 3 months after dental surgery and immediate intraoperative prosthetics, all indicators of microcirculation approach the initial values before surgery. Conclusions: With the help of laser Doppler flowmetry, the fact of a sharp restoration of microcirculation after dental implantation surgery with immediate intraoperative prosthetics is confirmed.

Publisher

ALUNA

Subject

General Medicine

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