The course of severe acute and chronic odontogenic purulent inflammatory staphylococcal disorders involves the depression of cellular (myeloperoxidase, cation proteins of the neutrophilic leucocytes) and humoral (hemolytic complement and the blood serum bacteriostatic activities) antigen-independent immune factors. The differentiated immunomodulating therapy is recommended in such cases.
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