THERAPEUTIC AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES IN NON-CARIOUS DISEASES, THEIR CAUSES.

The macro- and microelemental chemical composition and mineralization levels of dental hard tissues in adults suffering from chronic non-specific ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease in comparison with healthy people were determined on the basis of X-ray microprobe analysis using electron microscopic study and X-ray microprobe analysis performed on the ATV-55 electron microscope (Japan) with LINK AN 10000/S85 microprobe attachment (England). It has been established that morphological changes in the hard tissues of the tooth in patients with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases and in the control group do not differ significantly, correspond to age features and are determined by pathological changes in teeth of carious and non-carious origin. In patients with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases there is a significant decrease in the level of mineralization of enamel, especially in its superficial layers (89.95 wt.%), compared to the control group (90.75 wt.%), which obviously causes the frequent occurrence of carious and non-carious lesions in them, compared to healthy people. It is recommended, for prevention of occurrence and progression of carious and non-carious lesions of dental hard tissues, against the background of reduced adaptive resource of the organism in patients with chronic inflammatory bowel diseases, to carry out special therapeutic and preventive measures aimed at remineralization of hard tissues of the tooth, and in individual care to recommend them to use means of combined action, namely, reducing inflammatory processes in the periodontium, mucous membrane of the cavity of the mouth.