Respuesta inmune-inflamatoria salival en embarazadas con periodontitis

Periodontitis Disease is associated with the colonization on the surface of the teeth and the gingival groove of Gram-negative anaerobic bacteria, forming a reservoir of microorganisms, endotoxins and mediators of inflammation, which often enter onto the general circulation and could produce a state Chronic inflammatory, capable of affecting pregnancy producing a more exacerbated clinical manifestation. The objective was to evaluate the capacity of saliva immune inflammatory response in pregnant women with periodontitis who voluntarily attend to the Dentistry Service of the Provincial Maternity. 100 pregnant and 50 non-pregnant women who signed the consent to participate in the project (REPIS Registry 3065/16) were studied. All periodontal parameters were evaluated. From each sextant, samples were taken from the deepest pocket for microbiological identification by molecular biology. Samples of unstimulated saliva were taken to determine the concentration of IgA and IgG, Reactive Protein C (PCR), Myeloperoxidase (MPO) and Nitrite Concentration. Data were analyzed with the χ2 test, Fisher, T test as appropriate, a p

Keywords:

• Saliva
• Physiology
• Myeloperoxidase
• Pregnancy
• Inflammation
• Periodontitis
• anaerobic bacteria
• Immune system
• Red complex
• Medicine

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