INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF TEMPORARY PROSTHETICS DURING DI-RECT DENTAL IMPLANTATION

Abstract Currently, the use of implants immediately after tooth extraction has become widespread in dental practice. This significantly reduces the rehabilitation time for patients after the loss of a tooth or teeth, and is also a factor in preventing bone tissue atrophy, which inevitably leads to a decrease in both the thickness and height of the alveolar process of the jaw. One of the conditions for a smooth postoperative course is a decrease in the level of microorganisms in the area of the implant bed Currently, temporary prosthetics on implants are used quite widely in dental practice. It is important to obtain a good functional and aesthetic result from prosthetics. Psychological comfort after temporary prosthetics is of no small importance in this regard.