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[THE PATHOGENETIC CONCEPT OF DEVELOPMENT OF POST PROSTHETIC COMPLICATIONS (REVIEW)]
Yu Makedonova1, D Mikhalchenko2, A Vorobyov2
11Volgograd state medical University; 2Volgograd medical scientific center, Russia.
Abstract:
Currently, modern dentistry is developing by leaps and bounds. Implantology is not an exception, which is an alternative to restoring the chewing function of teeth. Dental implantation is becoming more and more popular. However, the percentage of dental implant complications is also steadily increasing. There are many reasons associated with the work of the doctor (violation of technology), and with the patient himself. It should be noted that with the observance of measures to prevent the development of complications during dental implantation, high-quality technique of the doctor, the percentage of prevalence of post-prosthetic complications increases. Currently, there is no single approach to the treatment and prevention of complications of dental implantation. This paper provides information about the General and local factors-predictors of post-prosthetic complications, describes the factors that the dentist should pay attention to in the first place, which will improve the quality of medical care at the dental reception.
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