Laser system for analysis of microcirculation of tissue in the maxillofacial region when assessing the effectiveness of implant treatment

Abstract

This article examines the prospects of using the photoplethysmographic method to assess microcirculatory changes in peripheral blood circulation in the maxillofacial region to study the processes that occur when assessing the effectiveness of implant treatment. Studies have shown that the combined use of drugs with hepatoprotective (ursochol) and osteoinductive (osteogenon) effects contributes to improving blood supply to the jaw area and soft tissues, increasing the elasticity of blood vessel walls, erythrocyte elasticity, oxygen transport function of blood, activity of cell membranes, acceleration of tissue regeneration processes, reduction of lipid oxidation, normalization of blood rheological parameters, stimulation of ATP formation in mitochondria, which increases the bioenergetic potential of cells, which has a positive effect on dental implants by improving their engraftment and reducing the number of postoperative complications.