Development of a Strategy for Detecting and Treating Dental Diseases Among Chemical Industry Workers

Abstract

Dental diseases among chemical industry workers are a serious problem caused by specific occupational risks and exposure to chemicals on oral health. Despite significant efforts in the field of occupational safety, the high prevalence of caries, periodontitis and other pathologies among employees indicates the need to develop specialized methods for early detection and effective treatment of dental diseases.

This study is aimed at creating a methodology that will help improve the quality of dental care for chemical industry workers. It focuses on individual risk factors, such as prolonged exposure to chemicals, poor nutrition, and insufficient attention to oral care.

The aim of the study is to develop a comprehensive approach that includes systematic screening, high-precision diagnostic methods and personalized treatment of dental diseases. To achieve this goal, data from epidemiological studies, clinical questionnaires and comprehensive dental examinations of participants were used.

The results of the study confirmed the high incidence of dental diseases among chemical industry workers. The implementation of the developed methodology significantly improved the quality of diagnosis and treatment effectiveness, which led to a decrease in the incidence rate and an improvement in the overall health of participants.

The conclusion of the study highlights the importance of early detection and comprehensive treatment of dental diseases among chemical industry workers. The developed methodology is a cornerstone in improving the health of employees and reducing occupational risks, which makes it a recommended practice for implementation in professional medical practice.