In work, on the basis of the analysis of primary medical documentation and the analysis of 8180 addresses of the military personnel at the call of and to the contract at the age of 18 – 55 years in stomatologic offices of military units and a dental out-patient department, and also 4498 case histories of unit of maxillofacial surgery and an odontology of the military-medical organization the frequency and structure of diseases of wisdom teeth at planned or urgent appealability is studied. It is established that diseases of wisdom teeth and pathology of their eruption are one of the main reasons for appealability of the military personnel to the dentist as in an army link (2,5-8,5% of cases), and in a dental out-patient department (4,4-5,25% of cases). In the conditions of unit of maxillofacial surgery and an odontology of a versatile hospital at the military personnel diseases of wisdom teeth make from 2,2% and 5,3%, at the same time at them pathology of the lower wisdom teeth meets more often (from 17,6% to 16,2% of cases), at the same time the vast majority of the servicemen are hospitalized according to urgent indications in connection with pathology of a teething of wisdom or an exacerbation chronic periapical or the parodontal of the centers of a dontogenous infection.
wisdom teeth, the military personnel at the call of, contract servicemen, tooth caries, a pulpitis, a periodontitis, a periodontal disease, a dystopia, a retention, a pericoronitis, a parodontosis, an alveolitis, the military-medical organizations.
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