Effects of saliva on early post-tooth extraction tissue repair in rats.

WOUND REPAIR AND REGENERATION(2015)

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The aim of the present study was to perform a biochemical, histological, and histomorphometrical evaluation of the mechanisms involved in tissue repair in rats subjected to submandibulectomy-induced hyposialia, 24, 48, and 72 hours of post-tooth extraction. We studied the correlation between the lack of submandibular saliva and the modulation of inflammatory mediators involved in tissue repair, such as prostaglandin E-2, nitric oxide (NO), and tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-). Rats with hyposialia showed a delay in socket healing, slow replacement of the clot with granulation tissue, and fewer cells and collagen fibers, concomitant with a longer inflammatory process, as compared to controls. The lack of saliva induced by submandibulectomy modified the levels of prostaglandin E-2, NO, and TNF-, and tissue response in the early stages of wound healing compared to controls, and could thus determine alterations in later osteogenic response. Our results allow concluding that hyposialia modulates the parameters of inflammation studied here, and that it is essential for optimal healing. Therefore, these findings provide evidence for the importance of submandibular saliva to final bone socket healing.
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saliva,extraction,tissue,post-tooth
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