The correlation between parodontal diseases and pacreatitis
The aim of this article is to make the literature review about correlation between the parodontal diseases and pancreatitis. Native and foreign literature data note the close pathogenetic interconnection between chronic generalized parodontitis and gastrointestinal diseases, including chronic pancreatitis. The reason is their anatomical and physiological connection. So, somatic pathology changes the ethiopathogenesis of parodontal diseases. At the same time, chronic generalized parodontitis causes changes in different parts of digestive system. This fact shows the interburden influence. Conclusions. Gastrointestinal pathology, including pancreas diseases, is the risk factor of development and progression of inflammatory parodontal diseases. Studing of chronic generalized parodontitis pathogenesis on the backstage of chronic pancreatitis needs the interaction between related professionals - stomatologist, internist, and gastroenterologist. It is required the elaboration of differenciated complex preventive and treatment programs of parodontal diseases on the backstage of pancreatitis.