Results studying of patient’s compliance with syndrome of close-fitting position teeth matching with teeth-maxillary anomaly to hygiene of oral cavity and parodontal treatment

Aim. Study of compliance patients with syndrome of the close-fitting position teeth matching with teeth-maxillary anomaly to hygiene of the oral cavity and treatment of the inflammatory diseases of the structured units of parodontal tissues. Material and methods. Examined 67 teenagers and 123 adult contingents dentistry acceptance (190 pers.) at the age from 13 to 50 years with syndrome of the close-fitting position teeth and other anomaly of the correlation of the teeth rows. For the reason estimations of patient’s compliance to hygiene of oral cavity and to parodontal treatment used the interviewed method with using of three varieties of the questionnaires. First questionnaire for estimation of compliance patient amongst 107 patients included eight questions, concerning particularities of the care for oral cavity. Examined patients of the second group (83 pers.) teenagers’ age and adult contingent were conditionally divided into 2 subgroups: the first subgroup interviewed patients, addressed for sanation of oral cavity and not presenting complaints on the part of parodontal tissues; the second subgroup – patients, addressed for parodontal treatment. Results. Beside patient with gingivitis and parodontitis hygienic condition of oral cavity statistical did not differ, that confirms low compliance patient to hygiene of the oral cavity, regardless of clinical and x-ray of the condition of parodontal tissues. Conclusion. Amongst examined patient with syndrome of the close-fitting position teeth in combination with teeth-maxillary anomaly correlative analysis of the factors, reflecting hygienic condition and compliance to hygiene of the oral cavity, revealed statistical reliable inverse dependency, that is to say, high factors compliance to hygiene of oral cavity turned out to be beside persons with smaller importance of the factors of the plaque teeth and conversely.