Dependence of the dental status of young individuals with different body weights on their eating behavior

Introduction. Obesity is a global problem of modern society. According to the WHO, in 2016, more than 1.9 billion adults are overweight and about 650 million obese. Numerous studies indicate role overweight, obesity metabolic status on periodontal health, however, mechanism their development not fully understood. Aim. The aim study was explore disease patients with diverse body mass index extra weight onset these patients. Methods. involved 132 Ukrainian males females, 18 - 22 years old. Body determined all Information life history, illness family history collected. assessment dental conducted by indicating oral tongue hygiene indices indices. Eating behaviour assessed using standardised Dutch eating questionnaire (DEBG) three-factor (TFEQ R-18). Diet standardized diet questionnaire. Results. More 60% young people 1st 2nd degree had disorders, most prevalent were disturbance cognitive restraint emotional components behavior. prevalence significantly higher obese individuals, up 87% obesity. Conclusion. behavior disturbances play crucial gingivitis. cause non-plaque-induced gingivitis impaired general host response pathogenic factors cavity, caused excess adipose tissue, which led chronic systemic mild inflammation. That why need specific, integrated treatment.