ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF APPLICATION OF THE DECLARED AND TRADI-TIONAL NON-REMOVABLE TREADING ORTHOPEDIC CONSTRUCTIONS IN PA-TIENTS WITHOUT DENTAL DEFECT, HAVING GENERALIZED PERIODONTITIS IN THE STABILIZATION STAGE ON THE INDICATOR OF IH

Abstract

Topicality. The problem of periodontal diseases is a large percentage of dental diseases, which encourages doc-tors and practitioners of dentists to more actively engage in this pathology. Us for the treatment of generalized perio-dontitis by the orthopedic component proposed claimed interdental tires, which were used in the orthopedic treatment of patients with this pathology, along with traditional splinting.
Objective. To find out clinically which of the tires used in the study are more physiological for provoked periodon-tal injury in the area of their responsibility by IH.
Materials and methods. This clinical study was conducted in a group of 54 patients with generalized periodonti-tis, undergoing stabilization. Previously, they had undergone comprehensive treatment for generalized periodontitis. In the study group with periodontal condition, there were 24 people in the stabilization stage. This is the group with the claimed test tires. And the group with the famous traditional tires - 30 people in the group.
Results. The study found that after 18 months, the value of the index of hygiene (IH) for patients without defects in the dental row in the control group improved, on average, by 60.9 ± 2.1 %, and in the study group - only by 27, 6 ± 2.8 % (p <0.001).
For the entire period of study in the group without defects of the dentition, the dynamics of the development of signs of the process of inflammation in the study group is more restrained compared to the control, which indicates the feasibility of using the claimed structures in this group.
Conclusions. Studies in patient groups have found an advantage in the use of new splinting structures when ap-plied to generalized periodontitis in the stabilization stage over traditional splinting in the case of IH. Percentage im-provement in the 18 months was 33.3 ± 3.5 %.