The study of the whole range of measures of primary dentofacial anomalies prevention has determined the most often used methods of their prophylaxis. It is also shown that consultations with specialists in the allied medical areas and use of technical preventive devices are underestimated. Information modalities for patients, hygiene (sanitary) education are not at due level. Small attention was paid to preventive examinations of children in the so-called organized collectives and to regular medical check-up of children population.

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