DIAGNOSTIC METHODS OF ASSESSING THE STATE OF ORAL HEALTH IN WOMEN OF FERTILE AGE DURING THE PERIOD OF PREPARATION FOR PREGNANCY
Keywords:
oral health, reproductive age, pregnancy planning, periodontal disease, diagnosisAbstract
This article discusses the importance of oral health assessment in women of reproductive age during preconception planning, the negative impact of oral diseases on reproductive health, and modern diagnostic approaches. Periodontal disease, dental caries, and stomatitis are identified as potential risk factors for pregnancy complications. Contemporary diagnostic strategies play a crucial role in minimizing perinatal risks.
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