Clinic-Laboratory Characteristics of Periodontal Tissues When using Orthopedic Structures on Dental Implants

Dental diseases, the tasks of providing import-substituting technologies that make it possible to achieve full rehabilitation of all patients with dental defects and dentition rows come to the fore. An analysis of modern literature has shown that over the past 10 years, more than 40% of the population over the age of 30 have dental defects and limited dentition defects that require replacement with aesthetic orthopedic structures. In this regard, the problem of replacing dental rows with dental implants followed by prosthetics of patients using non-removable structures, especially metal-ceramic ones, is very relevant.