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  ANALYSIS OF ORAL MICROFLORA IN THE CLINICAL COURSE OF CHRONIC RECURRENT APHTHOUS STOMATITIS Communicating with the external environment, the oral cavity is populated by microorganisms representing a complex and stable ecosystem. From a wide variety of species inhabiting the oral cavity. resident, pathogenic, and conditionally pathogenic species that determine the colonial resistance of this biotope were studied. An analysis of the composition of microflora showed that the titers of pathogenic microorganisms progressively increased with an increase in the severity of the process in oral mucosa.

  D Alimova, F Bakhramova, M Abdullaeva

  22-25

  2020-04-26

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  CT IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF MIDDLE EAR CHOLESTEATOMAS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OTITIS MEDIA The aim of this article was to analyse computed tomography features of the cholesteatoma m patients with chronic otitis media. Characteristic CT features of cholesteatoma are - erosion of the ossicles, scutum, soft tissue formation and expansion of the aditus at antnun.

  U Abdullaeva, M Khodzhibekov

  87-90

  2020-04-26

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  OPTIMIZED APPROACHES TO COMPLEX TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC RECURRENT APHTHOSIS STOMATITIS Important in the complex treatment of chronic recurrent aphthous stomatitis is played not only by the oral mucosa of patients, but also by the microbiocenosis, i.e. the composition of the microflora, in which there are local and harmful foreign microbacteria, affecting the body and reducing immunity and affecting the formation of stomatitis in patients. It is to carry out local and general therapy with effective drugs or other evidence-based methods in the process.

  D Alimova, M Abdullaeva, N Yuldasheva, K Tajieva

  53-56

  2021-02-26

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  ANALYSIS OF MODERN METHODS FOR ASSESSING OCCLUSION IN CHILDREN WITH EARLY LOSS OF MILK TEETH Assessment of occlusal contacts and determination of chewing efficiency by analyzing occlusion in children with early loss of milk teeth, using computer analysis. Material and methods: The study was carried out among schoolchildren in Tashkent at the age of 6 to 9 years. During the year. 47 students were examined, of which 19 (40.4%) were girls and 28 (59.6%) were boys. 17 patients had a mesial bite. 15 had a distal bite. 8 had a deep incisal overlap, and 7 had a disocclusion. To study the occlusion of the dentition, two methods of analyzing the occlusionogram were used. Results: The adhesive base of the adhesive plaster not only requires more time and manual costs from the doctor, causes discomfort to the patient, but also needs to create additional scanning conditions: fixation on a sheet of paper and covering the occlusiogram with cling film. Due to the smooth surface and smaller volume, the occlusiogram with a base on tracing paper did not require additional scanning conditions and did not cause discomfort in patients. The most distinct occlusiograms were recorded using 40 pm Bausch articulating paper. Conclusions: In patients with partial secondary' adentia. anomalies m the position of individual teeth and anomalies in the bite, there is a decrease in the area of occlusal contacts of the dentition, and the greatest decrease was recorded in patients with anomalies in bite - by 24.76%.

  R Nigmatov, I Nigmatova, M Nodirkhonova, N Abdullaeva, N Abduganieva

  36-39

  2021-03-26

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