Madina Yunuskhodzhayeva , Mokhira Rustamova
Over the past decade, in all economically developed countries, the number of patients suffering from candidiasis has noticeably increased, which, unlike other opportunistic mycoses, belongs to endogenous infections. The main predisposing factors for the development of mycotic lesions of the oral mucosa include: treatment with antibiotics, glucocorticosteroids and cytostatics. The uncontrolled use of inertial administration of antibacterial drugs poses a particular danger. The article discusses the features of the treatment of patients with fungal lesions of the oral mucosa, using removable plate prostheses in the complete absence of teeth. In older people who constantly wear dentures, the risk of colonization increases significantly (about 60%), especially in the case of insufficient oral hygiene, leaving dentures in the mouth overnight. Candida fungi grow well on the surface of removable acrylic dentures, supporting chronic inflammation of the mucous membrane under the denture. It is recommended to include in the treatment regimen of patients with drugs for fixing dentures as protectors of drugs to increase the absorption of drugs for the treatment of oral candidiasis.
