Abstract:

It is known that dental morbidity directly depends not only on environmental factors, but also on chemical influences that lead to aggravation of somatic pathology and dental morbidity. Analyzing the literature data on the impact of occupational factors of various chemical industries on the formation of dental pathology, it can be stated that the prevalence of diseases of hard tissues of teeth, periodontal tissues and oral mucosa in workers of these industries is more common than in the control group, where the effect of chemicals on organs of the oral cavity are absent.