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DOI: Application Of Balm "Asepta" In Treatment Of Inflammatory Periodontal Diseases In Adolescents
Usmanov B.A. , Department Of Hospital And Clinical Dentistry, Andijan State Medical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
The use of the new adhesive balsam "Asepta" in 25 adolescents with chronic catarrhal gingivitis revealed its pronounced antibacterial effect. A decrease in the indices of gingival inflammation and a decrease in gingival bleeding were noted: the PMA index decreased by 6.2 times, the Muhlermann-Cowell index - by 4.6 times, the Schiller-Pisarev test did not reveal any staining of the gingival mucosa at the end of the course of treatment. Due to the presence of a sticky adhesive base in the drug, it is recommended to fix it for 30 minutes or more.
Keywords
Parodontium, Asepta
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