PATHOBIOCHEMICAL CHANGES OF MOUTH LIQUID BY DENTAL PATHOLOGY IN CHILDREN WITH PSYCHONEUROLOGIC DISORDERS

The results of the research in enzyme link of the antioxidant system as well as the activity of acid and alkaline phosphatase and amylase in mouth liquid of children from two age groups (8-12 years and 13-17 years) with parodentium disorders against the background of psychoneurologic disorders are presented in this article. The similar changes are detected in both groups, ex. the increase in activity of antiradical protection enzymes, phosphatases and the decrease in activity of amylase. The received data demonstrate the possibilities for laboratory severity assessment of the pathological process in oral cavity and of the effectiveness of ongoing therapy. Another prospective area is the development of screening research of the mouth liquid's metabolic status which enables the prevention of parodentium pathology and of its complications in high-risk patients including children with psychoneurologic disorders.