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Analysis of risk factors of orthodontic pathology: literature review.
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Lyakhova Natalia A
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: Introduction: The high dental morbidity of children's population of Ukraine remains one of the topical medical problems of nowadays: in different age groups the frequency of cases of caries, periodontal diseases, developmental disorders and teeth formation is steadily increasing. In recent years, due to the effect of a large number of various etiological factors the frequency of tooth-jaw abnormalities in children has increased significantly. The aim: The main issue of the study was a comprehensive analysis of literary sources on the risk factors for orthodontic pathology in children.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: Materials and methods: Analytical, bibliosemantic, systematic approach.
RESULTS: Review and conclusions: The main cause of an increasing of the prevalence of orthodontic pathology in children is the existence of persistent factors contributing to the formation of this pathology and maintains its stable high level among the population. Only eliminating or reducing the negative impacts of the most significant risk factors that affect the onset of orthodontic pathology, can reduce their prevalence.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: Materials and methods: Analytical, bibliosemantic, systematic approach.
RESULTS: Review and conclusions: The main cause of an increasing of the prevalence of orthodontic pathology in children is the existence of persistent factors contributing to the formation of this pathology and maintains its stable high level among the population. Only eliminating or reducing the negative impacts of the most significant risk factors that affect the onset of orthodontic pathology, can reduce their prevalence.