Chronic Hypertrophy Etiopathoginetic Gixates Gingivitis

Relevance of research. The clinical development of periodont diseases in adolescents has many differences from similar pathological processes in adults, and this is due to the fact that in adolescence these processes occur in morphologically and functionally immature tissues, which are insufficient and in any case cannot give the same response. There are similar causes that can cause periodontal disease in adults. In addition, in the pathogenesis of clinical forms of surinkal hypertrophic gingivitis in adolescents, functional juvenile hypertension leads to the appearance of periodontitis as a result of juvenile disorders of carbohydrate metabolism. These deviations in the condition of the parodont can be lost without a trace under the influence of minimal interventions or have an independent progressive disease character, despite the fact that the causes that cause them are eliminated [2.4.6.8].