Marchenko N.V., Lavrovskaya O.M., Severinova S.K., Kolbasina L.P.
Department Prosthetic of Dentistry (Head prof. Zhadko S.I)
SI “Crimea State Medical University named after S. I. Georgievsky”
The usage of cytomorphological
criterias in prosthetic dentistry
Recent studies have shown that
intraosseous implantation does not always provide stable and guaranteed
results. Analysis of the literature showed that remaining in sufficiently in
studied issues was related to the development of early infectious complications
in periimplantic soft tissues and (heir effect on the dates of the beginning of
prosthetics, especially in patients with background somatic pathology. In
recent years, to study the soft tissues of the oral cavity in dynamics the
dentists use laboratory cytomorphometrical method by taking print from the
gums. Clinical research methods, based on use of hygiene and periodontal
indices, in spite of widespread use, are, to some extent, subjective, and give
only a qualitative assessment of tissue structures. Thus, the purpose of this
study was cytomorphometrical monitoring of periodontal cellular elements after
implantation m orthopedic patients suffering from peptic ulcer and duodenal
ulcer.
This method is based on research cytometric
prints with gum (a technique
developed by ZNIIS
under the leadership of A. Grigoryan). Biopsy
was performed at 1, 3, 6, 12 months after prosthesis by smear-print; from the
gums, taken from the lingual or buccal surface by lit ting it to the neck, of
the implant (zone interface), the employee base for the prosthesis. The prints
were taken from the gingival sulcus of periimplantic area after 4 (±1) hours
after brushing. Each glass was covered with prints made from the region of 1-4
implants for 3-4 indentation in each quadrant. The glass was dried and stained
by the Romanovsky-Giemsa method. Further cytological preparations were examined
under a microscope. A review on large fields cell count was performed in 2
major cell populations and cytogramms:
epithelial and connective tissue (neutrophils). Field selection was
arbitrary, but they must be at least 3. In each selected field of view it was
counted the total number of epithelial cells (varying degrees of maturity) and
the number of neutrophils. It is noted that in the gingival impressions has
normally present neutrophil cells, but inflammatory processes in the proportion
of epithelial cells and connective tissue changes sharply upward connective
tissue. To display the index of periodontal destruction we proposed to count
the number of epithelial cells (regardless of their degree of maturity) and the
number of neutrophils in the field of view.
Next, it was calculating the index
periodontal destruction (SPD) by the formula:
IAP = (e/n1)+(å2/n2) +(e3/n3)
Where E - the total number of
epithelial cells in the field of view,
n - the number of neutrophils in the
field of view,
1, 2, 3 - field of view Index of
periodontal destruction expressed in convoluted units (c.u).
The average values of the index
periodontal destruction:
If the state standards - SD1 = 12.09
- 13.03
With weakly expressed inflammation -
SD1 - 15.04 - 22.05
With moderate inflammation - IAP = 22.06
and>
The method was tested in a survey of
87 patients (37 women and 50 men) aged 21-64 years. By selecting patients, we
considered the general condition of the deferred and related diseases,
anatomical and physiological condition of the oral cavity. Patients were
divided into 3 groups: first group consisted of orthopedic patients without,
somatic diseases - 20 patients; in the second - orthopedic patients with
somatic pathology (peptic ulcer and duodenal ulcer) - 27 patients and third
group consisted of 25 patients requiring prosthetic care and with background
somatic pathology, which in the first 30 days after implantation through day
were introduced immunomodulator “Erbisolum” 1 ml. In addition, we examined 15
healthy persons (norm) without need of prosthetics -as the control group. Prosthetic
treatment was carried out by two-stage implantation technique endosteal screw
implants «U-Imple».
The study we have used the drug “Erbisolum”
- immunomodulator, restorer and adaptogen. By 1 month after implantation, with
statistically significant (p <0,01-0,001) growth index of periodontal
destruction in all the groups studied. In the next 3 months after installation
of implants in group 1 cases (orthopedic patients without somatic pathology)
index periodontal destruction is practically no different from the figure of 1
month and amounted to 16,35±0,21 c.u., which was 38% (p<0,01) above the
benchmarks (Table 1). A somewhat different pattern was observed, in patients
from second and third groups (prosthetic patients with concomitant somatic
diseases, gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer), where the index periodontal destruction
increases relative to controls at 53.4% (p<0,01) and amounted to 18,55±0,45
c.u. in the second group and 39,2% (p <0,001) in the third group, and
amounted to 16,84±0,31 c.u. By 6 months after implantation in prosthetic
patients with periodontal destruction index declined, acquired in relation to
the control of unreliable (p> 0,05) in this case, with respect to 1 month
after implantation, it decreased by 16,8%, which was of a statistically
meaningful (p2<0,05). By that time observing patients of the second group,
despite the slight decrease in the index of periodontal destruction, remained
at a fairly high level and amounted to 15,82±0,34 conv, which was above 30,0%
(p<0,01) benchmarks. By that time observations m patients 3 groups
(orthopedic patients with somatic pathology, which after implantation applied
immunomodifier «Erbisolum» index of periodontal destruction decreased and
amounted to 13,82 0,42 c.u. gaining relative to control unreliable (p>0,05),
with ratio to 1 month after implantation the performance index periodontal
destruction became statistically significant (p2<0,05).
In the remote periods of
observations by one year the performance index of periodontal destruction in
first and third groups didn’t differ from control group and patients from
second group were close to reference data.