HISTOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION OF IMMUNOCOMPETENT CELLS IN THE DENTAL PULP WITH PULPITIS IN COMBINATION WITH PERIODONTITIS
To date, it has been proven that catecholamines containing serotonin and histamine are detected in the thymus, spleen, bone marrow, lymph nodes, placenta, and appendix. It is known that neurotransmitters affect the development and differentiation of hematopoietic cells of the bone marrow and tissues. The study of histochemical and immune parameters in pulpitis is determined by a significant deepening and expansion of existing ideas about the regularities tooth pulp and its constituent bioamine-containing structures and immunocompetent cells. Previously, the distribution of biogenic amines in the developing tooth pulp and its inflammation was described in detail. The revealed correlations between biogenic amines within a separate structure of the tooth pulp indicate a coordinated and interdependent provision of these substances. The method of treatment for dental interventions, the volume of treatment measures was determined by the nature of dental diseases, the severity of the pathological process, its prevalence and the general state of the body. Various dental interventions were performed for patients according to their indications. In caries, strong correlations were found between the dental indices of dental indexes and fat, granular cells, with the most significant indices corresponding to deep caries. In acute inflammation, there is a high correlation between dental indices and the number of T-lymphocytes. However, in chronic inflammation, correlations are disrupted. In chronic pulpitis, high positive correlation indices are observed in pairs formed by dental indexes on the one hand, and also by the number of B-lymphocytes on the other hand, which indicates a relationship between these parameters in pathology.