To Compare the Dynamics of the Ionic Composition of Saliva and the State of Blood Microcirculation in the Oral Mucosa during the Treatment of Dental Anomalies in Children with Chronic Gastroduodenitis

Relevance. Anomalies of the maxillary system (DCS) occupy the third place in terms of prevalence after caries and periodontal diseases. According to modern concepts, they are among the multifactorial diseases that arise as a result of a complex interaction of hereditary and exogenous factors, and none of them can be the only cause of the development of dental anomalies (ZFA). The frequency of HFA in various regions of our country ranges from 11.4 to 71.4%. HFA occurs under the influence of genotypic, phenotypic and environmental factors. Among them, improper artificial feeding, bad habits, premature loss of milk molars, frenulum abnormalities, impaired functions of chewing, speech, breathing, swallowing, and previous diseases play a role. The number of anomalies in the period from the beginning of the formation of a milk bite to the beginning of a replacement bite, according to a number of authors, increased by 15-25%, during the period of permanent bite it decreased by 7-14%, that is, self-regulation of PH was observed on average in 8-11%. The percentage of HPV in people with other dental diseases (caries, periodontal diseases) increased significantly, averaging 58.5%. In the presence of common diseases of the body, it increases to 74.6%.

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