Modern Treatments for Isolated Tooth Anomalies

Relevance of the study. In the practice of orthodontic dentistry, dental anomalies and deformities occupy one of the leading places among the causes of parodont diseases. According to experts, 63% of patients with isolated dental anomalies have been found to develop pathologies of parodont tissue. Early diagnosis and effective treatment of periodont diseases, which are accompanied by anomalies of individual teeth, is one of the urgent tasks. Periodont diseases occur with anomalies in the condition of teeth of different weights. In 73% of cases of the front teeth of the lower jaw, periodontitis is observed when separate dental anomalies are observed in 67% of the upper jaws. It should be noted that both dental anomalies and deformities can worsen the condition of parodont tissues, and pathologies of parodont tissue negatively affect disorders in the state of individual teeth, occlusion and occlusion.