Study of the pharmacological effects of the dental drugs "Cholident" and "Lysodent C"

Introduction. One of the most actual problems of modern dentistry is infectious and inflammatory diseases of the periodontium, oral mucosa, as well as pathologies of similar etiology that occur when using prostheses of various designs. Caries remains the most common disease of the teeth hard tissues, and other dental diseases can develop as a result of its complications. In addition, recently, xerostomia has become a quite frequent pathological condition that suppresses the defense mechanisms of the oral cavity and the whole body. It has been proven that dental pathologies have a multifactorial etiology, and therefore require the use of topical medicines with multimodal effect: antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, reparative, etc. Among the promising dental dosage forms for oral use, which have a number of advantages and realize a multifactorial, prolonged effect on the tissues of the oral cavity, are gels and medicated chewing gums (MCG). [...].