FEATURES OF THE COURSE OF PERIODONTAL TISSUE DISEASES IN CHILDREN WITH ADENOVIRUS INFECTION, THE USE OF EXAMINATION METHODS.

Daminova Sh.B.; Tursunboyeva I.F; Muxamatjonova Z.M

Authors

Daminova Sh.B. Author
Tursunboyeva I.F Author
Muxamatjonova Z.M Author

Abstract

Modern methods of molecular diagnostics currently used make it possible to successfully study the oral microbiome, quickly detect periodontal pathogens present in diagnostic biomaterial, even in small quantities, and identify clinically significant uncultivated and difficult-to-cultivate types of microorganisms. Considering the above, today a combination of different methods for each specific case is the most optimal.

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