INFLUENCE OF SALIVA PH IN PULMONARY DISEASES

Abstract

160 patients were examined, men 92 (55.5%), women 68 (44,5%), COVID 19-dults 24 and 16 - 17 years old - 2, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) - 88, Bronchial asthma (BA) - 32, Idiopathic fibrous alveolitis of the lunqs (IFA) - 8, Emphysema - 2, Bronchiectatic - 4, Polycystic and abscess – 2. To determine the physicochemical properties and cellular composition of sputum in respiratory diseases. Among the examined patients, multiple caries is observed in - 76 (47.5%) teeth abrasion - 66 (42.5%), diastema of teeth - 20 (12, 50%), trema teeth - 34 (21.25%), atrophy of the alveolar bone - 110 (68.75%), periodontitis - 125 (78, 12%), periodontal disease - 137 (85.62%). Saliva is involved in all somatic processes associated with the oral cavity - this is the initial stage of digestion of the gastrointestinal tract, physiological cleaning of the oral cavity and saturation of teeth with minerals. Almost everyone suffers from hyposalivation and they lack washing of the interdental spaces, leading to poor oral hygiene, which subsequently forms pathologies of the hard tissues of the teeth before loss and resorption of the alveolar bones around the tooth.