Publications by authors named "Pynda M"
Objective: The aim: Is to study the ecological and hygienic situation in the living area of 6-year-old children in terms of drinking water (micro- and macroelements), to identify its relationship with the state of mineral metabolism in children's mouths, prevalence and intensity of temporary and permanent caries.
Patients And Methods: Materials and methods:Clinical and laboratory studies were to study the objective condition of the teeth -intensity of dental caries according to the recommendations of the WHO and the method of T.F.
Article Synopsis
- The mucous membrane of the oral cavity acts as a primary barrier against infections and is continually exposed to various pathogens, playing a critical role in the oral and digestive tract's microecology.
- The study examined 384 children with acute respiratory viral infections, focusing on the relationship between oral mucosa colonization and the severity of conditions like influenza stomatitis.
- Findings revealed three distinct cytogram types linked to disease severity and indicated a notable decrease in oral cavity stability and functional reserves, highlighting the impact of severe infections on oral health and microbiome composition.