Peculiarities of treatment of post-traumatic purulent inflammatory complications in patients with fractures of the lower jaw

The purulent-inflammatory complications of fractures of the lower jaw represent a serious medical and social problem. Despite certain successes achieved in the prevention and control of purulent-inflammatory diseases after fractures of the lower jaw, a marked decrease in the proportion of complications is not observed. To a large extent, this is due, on the one hand, to the state of the immune system, liver, and kidneys, and, on the other hand, to difficulties in selecting path genetically substantiated therapy. Treatment of patients with fractures of the lower jaw remains one of the urgent problems of modern dentistry. In different age groups, the course and treatment of fractures of the lower jaw has its own peculiarities, therefore, improving the quality of treatment for victims largely depends on a differentiated approach to each specific case of injury, taking into account certain patterns characteristic of each patient.