PECULIARITIES OF THE MICROBIOTA IN ODONTOGENIC PHLEGMONS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF CARDIOVASCULAR DYSFUNCTION IN HUMANS

/ DENTISTRYbased on clinical and radiological criteria.Postoperative outcomes were evaluated using exophthalmos, diplopia, lagophthalmos, hypoesthesia, and quality-of-life indicators.Research results.Both groups demonstrated a reduction in exophthalmos (average decrease of 4.252.05mm in the main group and 4.192.38mm in the control group).Diplopia improved significantly in the main group (21.77%) compared to the control group (15.37%) (p=0.027), and postoperative hypoesthesia of the V2 branch of the trigeminal nerve was observed in only one patient in the main group (5.56%) versus seven patients in the control group (43.75%, p=0.014).Lagophthalmos decreased significantly only in the main group (p=0.019).Conclusions.The use of a personalized approach based on a digital protocol enabled effective reduction of the main clinical manifestations of EO with a significantly lower rate of complications.These findings support the implementation of individualized planning as a modern approach to the surgical treatment of EO in clinical practice.