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Online ISSN: 2515-8260

Volume7, Issue2

Features of the Clinical Course of Dental Tissue Abrasion in Adulthood

    Alexander A. Ponomarev Maxim S. Kaushan Sergei N. Gontarev Arman A. Oganesean Maria K. Kurmaz Maria G. Gayvoronsky

European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2020, Volume 7, Issue 2, Pages 151-155

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Abstract

Objectives: In the paper the data is given of the research on prevalence of dental tissues
abrasion (DTA) in adults of various age groups.
Materials and Methods: The detailed dental examination of 1.924 patients (1.044 males
and 880 females) at the ages from 21 to 89 was carried out. There were 4 groups: young
adults – from 18 to 44; middle-aged adults – from 45 to 59; older persons – from 60 to
74; and senile persons – from 75 to 89.
Results: The prevalence of dental tissues pathology in adults depends on the age group
and gender specific features. The DTA is less common in young adults (4.98%) than in
middle-aged adults (36.24 %) as well as older (31.44%) and senile persons (17.2%).
People of older age groups more often need treatment and preventive interventions
oriented to teeth tissue.
Conclusions: The study found that women are less susceptible to hard tooth tissue
abrasion than men. With age, the number of people with tooth abrasion as well as its
severity increase
Keywords:
    dental tissue abrasion tooth abrasion prevalence teeth non-carious lesions
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(2020). Features of the Clinical Course of Dental Tissue Abrasion in Adulthood. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7(2), 151-155.
Alexander A. Ponomarev; Maxim S. Kaushan; Sergei N. Gontarev; Arman A. Oganesean; Maria K. Kurmaz; Maria G. Gayvoronsky. "Features of the Clinical Course of Dental Tissue Abrasion in Adulthood". European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7, 2, 2020, 151-155.
(2020). 'Features of the Clinical Course of Dental Tissue Abrasion in Adulthood', European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 7(2), pp. 151-155.
Features of the Clinical Course of Dental Tissue Abrasion in Adulthood. European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine, 2020; 7(2): 151-155.
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