ASSOCIATION ESSENCIAL HYPERTENSION AND DENTAL CARIES IN CHILDREN: A SYSTEMATIC RESPONSE FOSFOR - CALCIUM METABOLISM

The paper presents the results of the determination of phosphorus and calcium in the blood plasma of children 9–13 years affected by caries of the fi rst and third degree associated with essential arterial hypertension (GAE). It is ascertained that when the GAE, and combined her tooth decay there is statistically signifi cant difference of phosphorus content with healthy children. In addition, against the background of the GAE has a lower concentration of phosphorus in the blood plasma of patients with third degree of tooth decay than the corresponding value in patients with the fi rst stage of the caries process. It has been discovered that calcium in the blood plasma of patients with tooth decay third degree fl owing against GAE, a statistically signifi cantly higher compared to the other surveyed groups. The results are discussed in relation to the anabolic effect of phosphorus compounds, and lowering the concentration of calcium in the blood plasma of patients with third degree of caries process hypothetically considered as a factor which through synthetases nitric oxide can support GAE.