THE NEED OF DNIPROSPETSSTAL PLANT'S STAFF IN PROSTHETIC CARE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11603/1681-2786.2019.1.10279Keywords:
prosthetic dental treatment, material well-being, necessityAbstract
Purpose: to study providing and needs of Dneprospetsstal plant’s staff in dental prosthetic care.
Materials and Methods. To achieve the goal of the study, 913 factory workers were examined: 675 (73.9 %) men and 238 (26.1 %) women. All examined were divided into four age groups.
Results. In age of 21–30 a requirement in prosthetic treatment among the inspected contingent makes (73.9±0.35) %. In age 31–40 a necessity makes (85.3±0.47) % and arrives at 100 % in the age-related group 41–50.
On the whole, need prosthetic treatment of (91.1±0.06) % inspected (96.2±0.04) % men and (88.5±0.08) % women).
From data of our inspection, fully provided with the dentures of 37.1 % workers of plant, partly provided and need additional prosthetic treatment – 33.7 %, have a requirement in prosthetic treatment – 29.2 %.
Analyzing the results of our research, we have revealed the features of potential necessity of workers of plant in a prosthetic treatment in the different age-related groups.
Percent of workers that is fully provided with dentures, with age increases from 30.7 % in the age-related group 31–40 to 58.2 % in age 51–60. Percent of inspected, that have dentures, but need additional prosthetic treatment, arrives at maximal values in age 41–50 minimum – in the age-related group 51–60. For women these indexes more than for men (Р<0.05) in every age-related group.
Part of workers that does not have dentures, with age goes down from 69.7 % in the age-related group 21–30 to 18.2 % in age 51–60.
On the whole the requirement of the inspected workers in single prosthetic crowns makes (64.3±0.35) %, in dental bridges – (66.0±0.34) %, in partial removable dentures – (25.0±0.15) %, in complete dentures – (7.7±0.53) %.
Conclusions. Thus, from data of our inspection, (91.1±0.06) % of the inspected workers of the plant need prosthetic treatment. Fully provided with the dentures of 37.1 %, partly provided – 33.7 %, and 29.2 % workers had absolute requirement in prosthetic treatment.
At the age of 21–40 years old they need non-removable dentures, at 41–50 years old – in combined ones, at 51–60 years old – in removable dentures.
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