Medicine/8.Morphology
Ph.D Shnayder S.A.
Odessa State Medical University, Odessa, Ukraine
Experimental treatment
of periodontitis with cryoconservated chordal human blood serum preparation
efficacy
Despite numerous fundamental clinical studies the problem of chronic
generalized periodontitis is still to
be solved. Drugs of various classes are being used to treat chronic generalized
periodontitis:
anti-inflammation drugs, ant-oxidative drugs, antiseptics, antibiotics, and
various combinations of physiotherapeutic treatments. None of the existing
treatments provides the complete control of the problem. Novel conservative
treatments of periodontitis are being
researched. Directed tissue regeneration, growth factors treatment and
morphogens application are the methods under development. Nanotechnologies as a
part of periodontitis treatment
are being researched too. Cell and tissue – based treatments may be beneficial.
These treatments are based on the activation of damaged tissues and cells
compensatory resources, stimulation of restoration and regeneration mechanisms,
replacement of organism’s (organ’s, tissue’s) damaged structures and functions.
Natural balanced biologically active compounds are administered. They stimulate
various metabolic activities. However, the data concerning cell and tissue
treatment of periodontitis are
limited.
Study objective: evaluation of cryoconservated chordal human blood serum preparation protective effect
on periodontal tissue in animal model.
The Wistar adult male rats were used in
the animal model. Two similar groups were used: 1) Decreased mastication periodontitis model, 2) periodontitis model,
animals receiving treatment with cryoconservated chordal human blood serum preparation since Day 1. The
animals were withdrawn at Days 7, 14, 21 and 30. Endpoints: macro- and
microscopic changes of periodontal tissue, dynamic mobility of teeth, mandible
alveolar process bone tissue mobility; linear shape of mandible molar roots
exposed; relative size of molar roots exposed. Endpoints for mandible gingival
mucosa homogenous supernatants: free and protein-binded oxiprolin level,
protein-binded/free oxiprolin ratio.
Results: cryoconservated
chordal human blood serum preparation inhibits the periodontitis progression.
Drug administration prevented bone tissue minerals loss at all stages of the
experiment in animals. The relative length of exposed molar root and teeth
dynamic mobility at Day 30 were 27.8 and 17.8% lower compared to untreated
animals. Histological analysis: in treated animals the gingival and periodontal
area mucosa fibers architectonics was less damaged, and gingival mucosa
epithelium dyscomplexation was less manifested. Drug administration was
associated with the decrease of collagen catabolism intensity level. It was
supported by the 9% increase of protein-binded/free oxiprolin ratio in treated
animals. Treated animals demonstrated slow rate of epithelial binding area
width decrease; gingival mucosa edema, hyperemia and bleeding rate were less
manifested and developed later compared to control group.
Cryoconservated chordal
human blood serum preparation contains biologically active compounds –
hemopoetins, adapogens, opioid peptides, enzymes and reproductive immune system
modulators. Indications: chronic inflammation, reparation process disorders
(enhanced healing promotion), asthenia, syndrome of chronic fatigue. Periodontitis
onset and progression are associated both with local factors of oral cavity and
general factor, including disorders of non-specific resistance level. Therefore,
the hypothesis is that the study drug could be effective in treatment of periodontitis.
The experiment demonstrated that cryoconservated chordal human blood serum
provides the effective protection of parodont due to its anti-hypoxic and
anti-oxidative properties and the enhancement of reparation processes.
Conclusions.
Cryoconservated chordal human blood serum possesses parodonto-protective
properties. The drug inhibits the progression of periodontitis clinical
manifestations, decreases the rate of inflammation and dystrophic changes of
periodontal tissue, inhibits the progression of alveolar process bone tissue
mineral loss and decreases the rate of gingival mucosa connective tissue
collagen catabolism.