INTEGRAL METHOD FOR ASSESSING THE EFFICIENCY OF DENTAL CARIES PREVENTION

Area of Science:

• Dentistry
• Internal Medicine
• Pathogenesis

Background:

• Oral health is closely linked to systemic health.
• Internal diseases can significantly impact oral cavity conditions.
• Existing prevention strategies may not fully address the complexities of oral-systemic disease interactions.

Purpose of the Study:

• To develop pathogenetic prevention strategies for oral cavity pathologies in patients with internal diseases.
• To investigate the link between systemic internal diseases and oral health deterioration.
• To improve oral health outcomes for patients managing chronic internal conditions.

Main Methods:

• Review of existing literature on oral-systemic disease links.
• Analysis of patient data correlating internal diseases with oral pathologies.
• Development of novel preventive protocols based on pathogenetic understanding.

Main Results:

• Identification of key pathogenetic pathways linking internal diseases to oral changes.
• Preliminary data suggests improved oral health markers with targeted preventive interventions.
• Validation of the proposed prevention model in a pilot study.

Conclusions:

• Pathogenetic prevention is crucial for managing oral complications in patients with internal diseases.
• The developed strategies offer a promising approach to mitigate oral health decline.
• Further research is warranted to refine and implement these preventive measures widely.