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19 -9 (95) 2026 - Raxmatova D.S. - TO STUDY THE PREVALENCE AND INTENSITY, DYNAMICS OF FISSURE CARIES OF PERMANENT TEETH IN CHILDREN

TO STUDY THE PREVALENCE AND INTENSITY, DYNAMICS OF FISSURE CARIES OF PERMANENT TEETH IN CHILDREN

Raxmatova D.S. - Asian International University

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Anatomical features of the structure of the chewing surfaces of teeth, long periods of maturation of enamel folds and imperfect diagnosis of early forms of caries are identified as the main factors in the development of carious lesions of the fissures. The preparation of the hard tissues of the tooth in the area of the carious lesion, followed by the replacement of the defect with an appropriate filling material, currently remains the main method of treating fissure caries.

Keywords. the development of carious lesions of the fissures, tooth surfaces, and defects with the appropriate filling material.

First page

149

Last page

153

For citation:Raxmatova D.S. - TO STUDY THE PREVALENCE AND INTENSITY, DYNAMICS OF FISSURE CARIES OF PERMANENT TEETH IN CHILDREN//New Day in Medicine 9(95)2026 149-153 https://newdayworldmedicine.com/en/new_day_medicine/9-95-2026

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