Development of a Method for Detecting Dental Diseases and Providing Dental Care to Employees of the Chemical Industry

Abstract

In modern conditions, the chemical industry remains one of the most important sectors of the economy, but its employees are at an increased risk of developing dental diseases due to the specifics of the production process. Insufficient awareness of proper oral care, as well as limited access to dental services, significantly affect the overall health and professional activity of employees.

The aim of this study is to develop and implement an effective algorithm for early detection of dental diseases among chemical industry workers, as well as providing qualified dental care.

To achieve this goal, a comprehensive analysis of epidemiological data was carried out, including a survey of XX employees of chemical enterprises. The study included clinical examinations, questionnaires, and an analysis of the participants ' overall health.

The developed algorithm includes stages of systematic screening and diagnostics based on modern methods of oral cavity examination, including radiography and microbiological analyses. Particular attention is paid to the development of individual plans for preventive measures and recommendations for oral care.

The results of the study confirmed the high prevalence of dental diseases among chemical industry workers, including gum disease and tooth decay. The use of the developed algorithm allowed to reduce the incidence rate and increase the effectiveness of treatment due to early detection and timely medical intervention.

The conclusion of the study highlights the importance of systematic monitoring and prevention of dental diseases among chemical industry workers to improve their health and overall quality of life. Further development and implementation of the developed algorithm can help reduce the incidence of diseases and optimize the cost of medical care in this industry.