PECULIARITIES OF MOTIVATION AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF EXODONTISTS FOR MAXILLARY OSTEOPLASTIC SURGERIES AT AMBULATORY-POLYCLINIC INSTITUTIONS OF VARIOUS FORMS OF PROPERTY

Aim. The aim was to study the exodontists’ motivation component for fulfillment of maxillary osteoplastic surgeries at ambulatory treatment-and-prophylactic institutions of various forms of property. Materials and methods. The results of clinical study based on sociological survey of 100 exodontists (76 men and 24 women) aged 29-45 years, whose length of professional service was not less than 3 years after graduating from intership or clinical residency, and who work at municipal (30 persons), departmental (24 persons) and private dental clinics and rooms (46 persons) are presented in the paper. Results. Motivational component for fulfillment of maxillary osteoplasty was studied; factors restraining introduction of osteoplastic techniques at municipal and departmental dental ambulatory-polyclinic institutions were determined. Conclusions. Academic programs and plans, worked out at the chairs conducting professional retraining, advanced training and (or) training of exodontists at clinical residency regarding operative dentistry and maxillofacial surgery need correction.