EARLY ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH A DENTOALVEOLAR ANOMALIES DURING MIXED DENTITION WITH MYOFUNCTIONAL DEVICES

Bozieva Dhamilya Sultanovna, Batyrbekova Fatimat Rashidovna, Gendugova Oxana Muharbievna, Shogenov Anatoliy Muhamedovich, Asanova Leila Ramazanovna

Malocclusions occupy the 3rd place in the structure of dental diseases. Their prevalence in children 4-9 years old reaches up to 89.4% (Galliulin A.N., Khadyeva M.N., Khusainova G.A., 2018). One of the leading causes of malocclusion is bad habits, in particular, thumb sucking, the prevalence of which, fortunately, decreases with the age of the child. Orthodontic treatment during late temporary and mixed dentition is called early orthodontic treatment. But the question of whether it is necessary remains open. Actually, the question is when we must begin orthodontic treatment - before the eruption of all permanent teeth or after?

Keywords:dentoalveolar anomalies, ocelusion, chewing, parafunction, eruption, functional disorder