Pre-hospital factors affecting the severity of the course of odontogenic purulent-inflammatory diseases and their outcome

The  analysis  of  prehospital  factors  influencing the  severity  of  the  course  of  odontogenic  purulent- inflammatory  diseases  and  its  outcome  was  carried out.  The  total  number  of  patients  during  the  study period  was  1305  patients  (2018-675,  2019-630 patients).  The  most  common  cause  of  the  development of  pyoinflammatory  diseases  is  the  lower  molars.  A detailed study showed that in 5 5 % of cases the tooth was removed  during  surgery,  which  indicates  a  low  level of  therapeutic  and  surgical  debridement  among  the population.  In  patients  with  acute  toothache,  from  the first  day  of  illness,  pathological  changes  are  observed in  the  tissues  surrounding  the  tooth,  underestimation of  this  fact  can  lead  to  the  development  of  severe purulent-inflammatory complications.