ОБОСНОВАНИЕ ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ ЛЕЧЕБНЫХ ФАКТОРОВ ВНУТРЕННЕЙ СРЕДЫ СОВРЕМЕННЫХ УСТРОЙСТВ ИЗ ПРИРОДНОГО МИНЕРАЛА СИЛЬВИНИТА В СТОМАТОЛОГИИ

Background : One of the methods of comprehensive therapeutic effects on the human body is sylvinite therapy which has not been used in the treatment of inflammatory periodontal diseases at young age. Aims: Hygienic and clinical evaluation of the possible application of therapeutic factors of sylvinite devices in dentistry. Materials and methods: We conducted hygienic study of the basic physical factors of the internal environment of modern sylvinite structures (radiation background, aeroionization and aerosol environment, climate). The percentage of sylvine and halite in the sylvinite minerals was determined using color image analysis of the salt screen. The microbiological studies of the impact of the mineral sylvinite on the growth parameters of bacterial culture were performed. We examined 79 patients aged 20−25 years diagnosed with chronic generalized catarrhal gingivitis, 36 persons underwent treatment course in the salt structure. The evaluation of the dental status and the periodontal status was conducted using hygienic and periodontal indices. The duration of study was 4 years. Results: Аll participants who entered the study completed it. In the experimental sylvinite room formed food-grade, biodegradable internal environment (background radiation ― 0,18±0,0027 µsv/h; LOA ― 802,33±62,69 ion/cm 3 ; RO ― 509,33±37,17 ion/cm 3 ; stable microclimate). We detected evidence of an inhibitory effect of the combination on Staphylococcus aureus. The use of a comprehensive dental program has improved the condition of periodontal tissues and careeradvantage tooth enamel (PMA and SBI fell of 80.8% and 75.5%; the reduction of the CPU ― 67.7%; fuel and energy resources increased by 37%). Conclusions: The inclusion of sylvinite therapy in the complex treatment of patients with chronic generalized catarrhal gingivitis had a marked positive impact on the state of periodontal tissues and local immunity of the oral cavity.