CURRENT PERSPECTIVE ON THE ISSUE OF REPEATED PROSTHETIC TREATMENT

Abstract

This work highlights the relevance of research in the field of orthopedic dentistry, specifically focusing on the issue of repeated prosthetic treatment. Ensuring a high level of dental health is a primary goal for dental professionals and is of great importance to both patients and practitioners. Continuous monitoring of the condition of the dental and maxillofacial system is essential, especially concerning potential complications associated with prosthetic use. The primary objective of this research is to identify contemporary scientific trends in addressing the problem of repeated prosthetic treatment through semantic searching on Google. To achieve this goal, three tasks were formulated: determining the volume of scientific information available on the internet, evaluating the impact of changing search queries on the quality of information, and identifying the most relevant literary sources for further analysis and data synthesis. The methodology for searching and analyzing scientific information related to repeated orthopedic treatment in orthopedic dentistry is elucidated. The study involves creating various search queries, including both Ukrainian and English variations, and employing the abbreviation "PDF" and the term "article" to enhance search results. The authors analyze quantitative and qualitative changes in search results to determine the most effective approach to finding scientific information on this topic. The results reveal the heterogeneity of the influence of various factors on search outcomes in both the Ukrainian and English language segments. The research underscores the high relevance of the chosen topic, as evidenced by the substantial number of results obtained through semantic searching. Changes in key phrases, such as the addition of the abbreviation "PDF" or the term "article," affect the number of search results, although these alterations are not always predictable. It is noteworthy that English language search results not only dominate in quantity but also exhibit higher quality in terms of identified literary sources, suggesting the usefulness of utilizing English scientific information in this field.