Detection and parameters of galvanic pairs in the oral cavity in patients with orthodontic structures: diagnostic cross-sectional study
Abstract
Abstract
Англоязычная аннотация будет самостоятельным источником информации для англоговорящих читателей, и должна, по возможности, давать исчерпывающее представление о проведенном исследовании.
Background: Due to the widespread use of metal-ceramic crowns and bridges, the heterogeneity of the composition of structural materials, and the time variation of prosthetics, the relevance of research in the field of electrochemical manifestations in the oral cavity in the presence of metal-containing prosthetic structures does not decrease. Against this background, there are almost no publications on possible manifestations of galvanic syndrome in people with orthodontic structures in the oral cavity. Meanwhile, braces and orthodontic arches, retainers can be made of different metal alloys.; They can be combined with orthodontic metal crowns, screws and orthoimplants.
Aim: To analyze the electrical potentials of components of orthodontic structures in the oral cavity of young patients with dental anomalies.
Materials and methods: 31 patients with various dental anomalies were examined at the stages of treatment using braces. The measurements were carried out using the IVN-01 Pulptest – Pro devices and the Fluke 115 multimeter measuring device according to the methodology corresponding to the recommendations of the Department of Therapeutic Dentistry of the Borovsky Institute of Dentistry (I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University) The difference in the electrical…
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