In order to improve the efficiency of surgical treatment of periodontitis, the operative wound was exposed to nitrogen oxide (NO) during osteogingivoplasty and on days 3, 5, and 6 after it. Clinical and laboratory data making use of the cytomorphometrical method indicate that NO exposure decreased and maybe prevented secondary injury to the operation wound in up to 46.6% patients, which was confirmed by decrease and even normalization of destruction index and inflammatory destructive index on days 7 and 14, which was not observed in the reference group patients not exposed to NO.
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