The rationale for the inclusion of antiseptic support at the basic therapy stages of periodontal diseases

Khabadze Zurab Sulikoevich, Dzhabrailova Guvarsha Dzhabrailovna, Kerimova Kamina Natigkizi, Magay Viktoriya Evgenievna, Gasanova Zarema Magomedovna, Karnaeva Amina Sabirovna, Semenova Darya Dmitrievna

Gingivitis is an inflammation of gingiva caused by unfavorable influence of local and systemic factors with no destruction of junction epithelium and no attachment loss. Main principle of prophylactics in gingivitis is professional oral hygiene, and certainly individual hygiene. Traditionally, antiseptic and antimicrobial rinsing are used, but advisability of these techniques is still debatable. Many authors in their publications meditate wondering if it's possible efficiently to reduce pathogenic periodontal microorganisms via professional oral hygiene procedure. Analysis of literature about advisability of applying chlorhexidine as antimicrobial rinsing after professional oral hygiene procedure, submitted that after effect of chlorhexidine, pathogenic microflora of gingival fluid is drier than after applying professional oral hygiene measures.

Keywords:Gingivitis, chlorhexidine, professional oral hygiene, individual hygiene, periodontopathogenic bacteria