IMPROVEMENT OF FRACTURE SURGERY IN SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH GENERALIZED PARADONTITIS BY PERIOSTEAL PENETRATION

46 patients with chronic generalized paradontitis (GP) of the III degree have been operated, and were divided into two groups: I group (20 people), who has undergone the traditional modified operation of Tseshinsky-Vidman-Neumann; Patients of the II group (26 persons) – have undergone modified operation of Tseshinsky - Widman - Neumann, with improvement by penetration of periosteum. After the treatment, it was found out that the average rate of the Schiller-Pisarev sample was higher in patients with Group I (2.5 ± 0.05%) compared with the corresponding index of Group II (0.95 ± 0.04%). After treatment, the average bleeding index was 0.77 ± 0.04 points in the first group and 0.32 ± 0.04 points in the second group. In the dynamic X-ray examination of alveolar outgrowths in patients, 6 months after the operation, clear signs of osteo-reparative processes were revealed. The slight increasing in the height of the alveolar process by 19% in patients of Group I and by 40% in patients of group ІІ have become the hallmark of this process. With the increasing of observation time in patients of the II group, the structure of the bone changed and differentiated into a mature with a characteristic trabecular pattern, and it did not differ from adjacent bone sites. Consequently, the using of peristaltic penetration in the surgical treatment of patients with a GP of the third degree has advantages over traditional treatment.