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Мукимов, О., & Усманова, Д. (2020). Features of periodontal care for patients living in rural areas. in Library, 20(3), 5359–5363. извлечено от https://inlibrary.uz/index.php/archive/article/view/14782
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The  rural  population,  in  comparison  with  the  urban  population,  has  even  fewer opportunities  to  receive  dental  care,  since  dental  institutions,  where  the  most  qualified personnel and the latest equipment are concentrated, are located mainly in cities. Diversity of  geographical  and  economic  conditions  of  rural  population,  state  of  communications, accessibility  of  transport,  etc.  they  aggravate  the  inequality  of  residents  of  different localities  in  the  possibilities  of  obtaining  dental  care,  so  the  specifics  of  the  forms  and methods of its provision in rural areas is primarily in the approximation of General dental care to the entire rural population.

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Features Of Periodontal Care For Patients

Living In Rural Areas.

Muqimov О.А.

1

, Usmanova D.R.

2

1,2

Department of surgical dentistry and dental implantology, Tashkent state Dental Institute.

1

Tashkent state dental Institute, 103 Makhtumkuli street, Tashkent, Republic of Uzbekistan,

100047

E-mail:

1

Odil_0557@bk.ru,

Summary:

The article presents an analysis of domestic and foreign publications that analyze

the organization of periodontal care for rural residents in different regions. Data on the
quality and availability of dental care, risk factors for oral diseases are considered.

Annotation
The rural population, in comparison with the urban population, has even fewer
opportunities to receive dental care, since dental institutions, where the most qualified
personnel and the latest equipment are concentrated, are located mainly in cities. Diversity
of geographical and economic conditions of rural population, state of communications,
accessibility of transport, etc. they aggravate the inequality of residents of different
localities in the possibilities of obtaining dental care, so the specifics of the forms and
methods of its provision in rural areas is primarily in the approximation of General dental
care to the entire rural population.
Key words: rehabilitation; in rural areas; dental implants.

1. INTRODUCTION

The problem of organizing dental outpatient care for rural residents is quite complex and
multifaceted. The principles of dental care are the same for both urban and rural populations.
But providing the rural population with dental care depends on their working and living
conditions, low density of settlement, distance from the place of residence to specialized care
centers, poor quality of roads, irregular transport links. Monitoring of the state of dental care
in the country shows that the need of the rural population for this type of medical care is high
[1,2].The level of prevalence and intensity of periodontal diseases among the population is
influenced by many factors, such as age, gender, place and living conditions, social
environment, dental care, as evidenced by numerous works of the authors [3,4].
The relevance of our research lies in the fact that at present, the attention of specialists to the
health and quality of life of older people has significantly increased, due to demographic
trends, an increase in life expectancy and, as a result, the number of elderly and senile people
in developed countries. Despite the high quality and success of modern dentistry, it can be
expected that the General population is not expected to reduce the incidence and prevalence
of complete absence of teeth [5,6], which leads to the conclusion that in the near future it is
expected to increase the total number of patients who need prosthetics of toothless jaws.
Traditional removable dentures no longer satisfy elderly and senile patients. This leads to the
fact that it makes them feel their inferiority in the socio-psychological status, which in this


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aspect significantly reduces the level of quality of life. It is necessary to know that more and
more elderly people are able to work, this leads to an improvement in their economic
condition, as well as to high aesthetic and functional requirements for orthopedic structures.
Thus, the issues of gerontology in modern dentistry are becoming increasingly important
[7,8].In recent years, the possibilities of dental implantation in elderly and senile people have
increased significantly. However, to date, the indications and features of dental prosthetics
based on dental implants in the management of elderly and senile patients with complete
absence of teeth remain unresolved issues [9]. The technique of prosthetics of the toothless
upper jaw using dental implants allows the implantologist to solve the most important task-to
normalize the function of the dentoalveolar system by stabilizing the implant and the
prostheses attached to it. The installation of a large number of implants in the complete
absence of teeth for prosthetics using fixed structures is often difficult due to the fact that the
elderly have severely atrophied alveolar processes, a low hygienic indicator after the
installation of fixed structures, which leads to the formation of a gap between the implants
and the gum. Often there are reasons for installing a small number of implants to fix
removable prostheses, partially based on the mucous membrane and underlying bone tissue.
The use of these structures significantly expands the possibilities of successful treatment of
patients with uneven atrophy, insufficient amount of bone in the lateral areas, unfavorable
inter-jaw ratio, and contraindications to bone grafting [10].It should be assumed that the use
of dental implants in elderly and senile patients will be the most rational method of their
aesthetic and functional rehabilitation. However, the issues of dental implantation in
gerontology have not yet found a worthy reflection. In the development of scientific fields of
dental implantation it is necessary to pay special attention to the adequate building of
algorithm of treatment tactics and developing a comprehensive methodological approach to
the functional and aesthetic rehabilitation of patients of elderly and senile age with complete
absence of teeth, which can reduce the risks of complications and adverse outcomes and to
promote adequate dental prosthetics and improve the quality of life of older age groups
[11,12].
At the same time, there are still unresolved questions about the change in the quality of life
and chewing ability of toothless patients during prosthetics with various covering prostheses
of the upper jaw based on dental implants, as well as the impact of these structures on the
dynamics of implant stability. In our study, we pursue the same goals as: improving the
effectiveness of dental, surgical and implantological treatment of patients with complete loss
of teeth in the upper jaw using the method of dental implantation, as well as improving the
quality of further use of removable structures in the elderly in rural areas.
1.1 objectives of the study
1. optimize the stages of surgical treatment of patients of the older age group with complete
absence of upper jaw teeth in the manufacture of removable cover structures supported by
implants.
2. to study the stability of implants in a comparative aspect by the method of resonant
frequency analysis immediately after the application of various cover removable prostheses
and after 1 year of use.
3. to give a comparative assessment of the chewing ability of patients of the older age group
with complete absence of teeth when using various designs of cover removable dentures of
the upper jaw with support for implants.
4. to evaluate the results of surgical treatment of two groups of patients with complete
absence of teeth using two different removable cover structures based on dental implants,
using a questionnaire.


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5. to propose an optimal design of a removable upper jaw cover prosthesis based on
intraosseous implants for older age groups with complete absence of teeth from the position
of long-term effect.

2. MATERIALS and METHODS

for diagnosis the following studies were conducted:
1. Clinical examination of the patients.
2. Radiological examination.
3. Ultrasound examination.
4. Statistical methods of processing the results of the study.
3. Results
The experiment involved 35 patients, including 20 men and 15 women in the age group from
55 to 75 years. These patients were divided into 2 groups of 17 people. There were several
criteria by which the patient's condition was assessed. We used implants from Mega'gen
Anyridge companies. Basically, we worked on the methods "all in 4” and" all in 6 "
[13,14].The quality of life becomes more significant if the training period is extended to a
year, since most rejection of osteointegrated implants occurs in the first 3 months after the
start of the load. When prosthetics of the toothless upper jaw with removable dentures on
dental implants, the main focus of work is planning, manufacturing technologies, determining
the term and durability of the use of a particular design. Only a few studies highlight patients
' post-treatment opinions and changes in their quality of life. The comparative characteristic
of our studies was to compare changes in the assessment of the quality of life of the same
patient who used complete dentures for at least a year, who was fitted with implants and
made a cover prosthesis with support for implants according to two protocols of treatment of
the toothless upper jaw with cover dentures with support for dental implants. Subsequently,
the dynamics of assessing the quality of life of these patients during the first year was
monitored. As well as a long-term and thorough assessment of patient satisfaction and
changes that occurred after prosthetics, dental health associated with quality of life according
to both rehabilitation protocols for patients with removable dentures based on dental implants
[15,16].
Consider the two study groups that show the greatest changes in the assessment of quality of
life occurring in the first month of prosthetic use-58% in the first group and 77% in the
second group, respectively. During the year, patient satisfaction in both groups continued to
grow and achieved results of 25.3±2.7 points for the first group and 15.5±7.1 points for the
second. the second group of patients. Although in the 1st month of prosthesis use, the lowest
score was in a subgroup of patients over 70 years of age, but by the 1st year of use in patients
of this subgroup, changes in the level of quality of life increased. This consequence suggests
that older people often spend more time adapting to the prosthesis. The high dynamics of
changes in the quality of life of patients in all age subgroups in the manufacture of curved
dentures on dental implants indicates a greater physiology of the bone tissue of these
prostheses and the absence of a period of" habituation " [17].
The current sample size was relatively small, so the data should be interpreted with caution.
Nevertheless, the study group (35 patients) was homogeneous due to clear inclusion-
exclusion criteria and the formulation of the study model before and after treatment, as well
as in the dynamics of application.
The results of this study indicate the benefits of dental implant treatment for elderly patients
with complete absence of upper jaw teeth. An excellent motivating tool in the hands of a
doctor is to inform patients about how dental implant treatment can improve their chewing
function and quality of life both in the near future and in the long term [18].The high clinical


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success rate, significant improvement in chewing and quality of life reported in this clinical
study is a contribution to the growing evidence that the use of implants as supports for
removable dentures is the optimal way to replace the toothless upper jaw. However, long-
term follow-up studies are needed to confirm these initial positive results.

3. CONCLUSIONS

As the results of our studies have shown, all 2 groups of drugs are similar in their qualities
and parameters.
1. the developed technique of clinical and radiological planning of implantation allows you to
accurately transfer the necessary data to the surgical area, which simplifies the operation
procedure and reduces the risk of possible complications.
2. the high level of stability of implants (85.8±2.5 XI) installed in the interdental area in
elderly patients with complete absence of teeth does not decrease after the first year of use,
regardless of the type of superstructure (beams or locators) and the number of implants.
3. the stability Values of dental implants do not correlate with the age of patients in the older
age group (50-75 years), which indicates that age cannot be a criterion when deciding on the
use of dental implantation in elderly and senile patients.
4. in patients of older age group with complete absence of teeth in the transition from
prosthesis of the upper jaw traditional full dentures for prosthetics epithelial prostheses based
on implants improve chewing function is faster in the manufacture of prostheses on the basis
of a beam with rigid fixation of the lock which is characterized by a large decrease in the
average diameter of ground particles (25.6 per cent) by the end of 1 month than patients using
prostheses on the keypad terminals (12,3%), (P<0.05). However, after 1 year of application,
the grinding parameters of the test material are equalized at the level of 25-28% and the
difference in the quality of chewing in both groups of patients becomes statistically unreliable
(P>0.05).
5. the use of implants as additional supports for removable dentures in the complete absence
of teeth in patients of the older age group has a positive effect on the quality of life of
patients. At the same time, after 1 month of use, the level of quality of life significantly
increases in the group with beam prostheses (75%) than in the group with push-button
prostheses (35%), (p<0.05), after 1 year of use, the indicators are aligned (88.5% and 65.4%),
but remain higher when using a beam structure (P<0.05).
6. there is no correlation between the data obtained using objective (chewing ability) and
subjective (questionnaire) assessment methods when using dental prostheses based on
implants, regardless of the type of suprastructure and the number of implants used. With a
General tendency to improve in both groups of patients for both types of assessment
(P<0.05). This indicates a multi-factor criteria for determining the level of dental care, the
understanding of which lies beyond the usual clinical methods.


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