The Oral Mucosa When Using Removable Dentures Based on Implants in the Complete Absence of Teeth

Relevance of the study. Cases of complete toothlessness are common among the population, with parodont diseases, complications of severe caries, resorption of bone tissue, and general somatic diseases as the main causes. In the rehabilitation of such patients, implants and plate prostheses of different appearance are widely used. However, one of the problems observed in practice is the frequent occurrence of inflammatory and dyscomfort conditions on the oral mucosa in the process of using prosthetic structures. This condition makes it difficult for patients to adapt to the prosthesis, makes the oral cavity lose track of its healthy state and reduces the effectiveness of prostheses. In this context, the subject of this dissertation is a very relevant and practice-oriented study.