JUSTIFICATION OF AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT

Connecon of the publicaon with planned research works.The work is a fragment of the complex iniave theme of the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery of Poltava State Medical University "Algorithm for the complex treatment of inammatory processes and prevenon of the formaon of pathological scars on the scalp and neck aer planned and urgent surgical in-tervenons" (state registraon number 0124U000093) and a fragment of the complex iniave theme of the Department of Orthodoncs of Poltava State Medical University "Integrave approach to the rehabilitaon of paents with dental and maxillofacial anomalies and de-formaons" (state registraon number 0122U202088).Introducon.In the modern world, a beauful smile forms the image of a successful person, supports his social and emoonal state, simplies relaonships between people and, in some cases, is an integral aribute of successful communicaon.We should also not forget about the funconal opmum of the dentoalveolar system, which is ensured by the presence of an orthognathic bite [1,2].Therefore, parents are increasingly faced with the ques-on of orthodonc treatment at dierent ages.At the same me, young people who did not undergo ortho-donc treatment in childhood or who did not complete it for various reasons, mostly already consciously turn to an orthodonst with a request for bite correcon and improvement of facial aesthecs [3].However, quite oen such paents need not only the help of an orthodonst, but also other specialists, in parcular a dental surgeon, since quite oen the lack of space in the dental arch creates the need for addi-onal dental intervenons.Therefore, the issue of tooth extracon, in most cases permanent, for orthodonc indicaons does not lose its relevance even now [4,5].The dental and orthodonc literature in parcular contains references to "non-extracon" treatment, in which the development and erupon of the third molar were not taken into account.Somemes the absence of third molars is menoned, and in many cases the issue of the third molar is simply ignored.The relevance of