SPECIFICS OF ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MODERN DENTURES IN COMPLETELY EDENTULOUS PATIENTS

In the complete absence of one or more teeth in the dentition, it is necessary to use removable and fixed dentures. This is one of the main reasons, but quite often the teeth remain intact, but are destroyed to such an extent that they are not able to perform chewing and aesthetic functions. The preserved part of the tooth can be used as a support for dentures. One of the most common diseases in dentistry is partial edentia. According to WHO, up to 75% of the population suffers from it. Tooth loss is a serious medical and social problem.