IMPAIRMENT OF PLATE AGGREGATION FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH RAPID-PROGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS IN DIFFERENT DEGREES OF SEVERITY

The urgency of the problem of inflammatory periodontal diseases is due to its high prevalence among the population. For many years, there has been a tendency towards an earlier onset of this disease and its aggressive course. According to a number of authors, the incidence of periodontal diseases reaches 98%. At the same time, young people only in 5-7% of cases have a clinically healthy periodontium and maintain adequate oral hygiene. In 13% of cases, an atypical form of inflammatory periodontal disease is diagnosed - rapidly progressive periodontitis (RPP) [1]