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HISTOMETRIC STUDY OF CHANGES IN THE PARAPROSTHETIC GINGIVAL MUCOSA IN THE CASE OF PLURIDENTAL PROSTHESES
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Introduction: Stress through long-term physical aggression (distress) strongly influences the chorion - component of the gingival mucosa. To track these changes, I have discussed a number of parameters and performed statistical significance on the obtained results. I discussed the nuclear area as the nucleus represents the vital center of the cell, and all biological processes of the cell are under the control of the nucleus. The new environment created by the presence of the fixed dental prosthesis represents a non-physiological environment for humans and a real aggression (stress) on the oro-facial biosystem. Material and methods: The histological research has been carried out on a number of 83 fragments of human gingival mucosa, taken from patients wearing fixed single and multidental prostheses who were under my observation in my private dental practice during 2002-2008. The research was coordinated by Professor Mehedinti Teofil from the Faculty of General Medicine, Ovidius University Constanta (Romania). Results: The obtained quantitative data have been tabulated and statistically analyzed through the Student-Fisher method. Conclusion: Pluridental fixed prosthesis produce changes in the gingival epithelium, epithelial field, as well as on the inflammatory cells and the number of capillaries.
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