[The social hygiene aspects of oral morbidity in multiparous women].

Epidemiologic and sociohygienic studies carried out among nulliparous, biparous, and multiparous women living in the urban and rural territories of Turkmenistan, have demonstrated a high incidence of caries and periodontitis among multiparous women. The CDL index at the age of 25-29 was 4.46 teeth in nulliparous women, 7.

[The clinico-laboratory characteristics of the hard dental tissues in children born to multiparous women].

A total of 900 children aged 3, 6, and 12 were examined. The findings evidence a lowered rate of salivary secretion and salivary levels of Ca and P, as well as a lower solubility of enamel for Ca and P in the children born fifth-eight. The incidence of dental hypoplasia and caries in these children was higher than in those born second in the family.