The goal of the research was to study the complications caused by removable dentures. For these reason 890 patients were investigated. It was found that the pathologic changes in oral cavity are the results of: poor quality of denture, unfavorable condition before and after prosthesis. The factors responsible in the development of complications after orthopedic treatment were identified: living conditions, quality and toxicity of dentures materials. The received results give an ability to determine the common disturbance in the maxillo-facial system and use adequate methods and remedies to avoid complications caused by removable orthopedic construction.
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