[Possible treatment of periodontal diseases in Y.N.A. personnel].
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The treatment of oral and dental diseases during the war is complicated with many aggravating circumstances, such as: a great number of ill and injured persons per dental team; limited handling of all kinds of material, lack of time, etc. The paper deals with the epidemiological research of the most frequent oral diseases in soldiers of the Yugoslav Army. The need for dental care was established upon these data. Since the discrepancy between the requests and possibilities is obvious, it is emphasized that the rationalization of treatment of oral and dental diseases can give favourable results even in war conditions.
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The osteogenic potential of natural origin bioceramics implanted in human periodontal infrabony defects was investigated Histologic and electron-microscopic analyses of implants 3 and 4.5 months after implantation were used for the estimation of osteogenic potential. Results show that the bioceramics of natural origin with a microstructure and canalicular system of the natural bone has a strong osteogenic potential. Results of histologic and electron-microscopic analyses, performed four and half months after implantation, show that new bone has been formed in the places of absorbed or partially absorbed implant granules as also in the pores of implant granules. Histological structure of the newly-formed bone correspond to the structure of the matured lamellated bone.