ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF APPLICATION OF THE DECLARED AND TRADITIONAL NON-REMOVABLE TREADING ORTHOPEDIC CONSTRUCTIONS IN PATIENTS WITHOUT DENTAL DEFECT, HAVING GENERALIZED PERIODONTITIS IN THE STABILIZATION STAGE ON THE INDICATOR OF KDSB

Abstract

Topicality. Periodontal pathology accounts for a large percentage of dental diseases, prompting dentists and sci-entists to become more involved in the problem. Orthope-dic intervention as a fragment of the complex approach in the treatment of the affected periodontium is very im-portant in the functional restoration of the integrity of the dentition in patients without defects of the dentition with generalized periodontitis in the stage of stabilization.
Us for the treatment of generalized periodontitis by the orthopedic component proposed claimed interdental tires, which were used in the orthopedic treatment of patients with this pathology, along with the traditional ones.
Objective. To find out clinically which of the tires used in the study are more physiological for the provoked periodontist in their area of responsibility using the KDSB.
Materials and methods. This clinical study was conduct-ed in a group of 54 patients with generalized periodonti-tis, undergoing stabilization. Previously, they had under-gone comprehensive treatment for generalized periodonti-tis. In the study group with periodontal condition in the stage of stabilization were 24 people - the group with the claimed tested tires. And a group with tires known tradi-tional - in the number of 30 people.
Results. The study found that after 18 months, the value of KDSB for patients without tooth defects in the control group decreased compared to 6 months after treatment, an average of 8.8 ± 0.4 %, and in the group study - only 3.3 ± 0.2 % (p <0.001).
For the entire study period in the group without defects in the dentition, the dynamics of restraining the increase in bone destruction in the study group are more obvious compared to the control.
Conclusions. Studies in patient groups have shown the advantage of using new splinting structures when used with generalized periodontitis in the stabilization stage over traditional KDSB splinting. Percentage improvement in the 18 months was 5.5 ± 0.4 %.