Abstract
Inflammatory periodontal diseases, as a rule, are chronic, occur with periodic exacerbations, and therefore require the patient to undergo repeated courses of treatment with a periodontist and perform preventive measures at home on the recommendation of a doctor (A.I. Grudyanov, 2007). However, it was found that the degree of compliance of patients to dental treatment is not high enough (I.V. Firsova, 2008; J.A. Bynes, 1993; T.A. Verweij, 1998), and the frequency of visits to a periodontist in 58.4% is limited by pronounced stomatophobia (N.V. Bulkina, 2012; E.A. Savina, 2013; I.H. Aartman, 2000; S.M. Cohen, 2000). It is known (T.N. Modina, 1998; I.V. Bezrukova, 2000; A.S. Grigoryan et al., 2001; P. Fedi et al., 2003; L.Y. Orekhova, 2004; H.-P. Muller, 2004; G.M. Barer, 2008; L.M. Tsepov et al., 2009; L.A. Dmitrieva et al., 2010; G.S. Pashkova, 2014; S.L. Blashkova, 2015) that the development of periodontitis is the result of an imbalance between the microflora of the oral cavity and the immune defense of the body.