Assessment of microbial flora of root canals in patients with different forms of apical periodontitis
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chronic apical periodontitis, anaerobic microflora, microbial association, bacteriological examination. 1. Bager GM. Obespechenie uspeha povtornogo endodonticheskogo vmeshatelstva / GMAbstract
Summary. The article to determine the qualitative and quantitative composition of root canal microflora in chronic apical periodontitis. A study of 15 patients aged 25 to 35 years, who have been reffered to the Dental Center and to the Department of Therapeutic Dentistry of the National Medical University named after A.O. Bogomolets for treatment. According to the results of bacteriological research it is established that the fate of obligate-anaerobic and microaerophilic organisms in root canals is 2/3 of selected species, in the content of root canals of teeth in chronic forms of apical periodontitis, pathogens are more often in the composition of microbial associations, 82 % were found in microbial associations. A microbiological study of the content of root canals revealed that in the content of the root canals of teeth in chronic forms of apical periodontitis, pathogens are more often in the composition of microbial associations, and the number of isolated strains of aerobic and facultative anaerobic microflora is predominant.
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