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Abstract
The object of our work is to study some peculiarities of oral cavity micro flora, PH mixed saliva in children with diabetes mellitus, in order to prevent parodontium tissue disease and also the advisibility of the application of high-effective, polyvalent, combined SPS-bacteriophage.
Under observation were 30 diseased and 15 healthy children.
Obtained findings showed: For the Prevention of parodontium tissue and for the preservation of normal oral cavity micro flora in children with diabetes mellitus application of high-effective, combined, polyvalent SPS (Staphylococus, Streptococus, P.aeruginosa) phages very effective.
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