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Abstract

Key problems of the dental laboratories in public health sector include insufficient material and technical equipment,
 weakly theoretically and practically trained personnel and often a mismatch between the structure and organization
 of the laboratories themselves and modern requirements. To improve the functioning of the dental service, the actual
 problem remains the laboratory phase of providing dental orthopedic treatment to the population, which has an extremely
 important medical and organizational value in the quality assurance of orthopedic treatment and achievement
 of optimal final result. Until not distributed modern technology, they are not accessible to the majority of the population.
 Low competition in the field of high-tech prosthetics causes a high cost. The lag in manufacturing technologies and
 professional development leads to lowering the quality of public assistance, often inefficient and low-quality dental
 prosthetics, further enhances the problem, increases the level of need in dental orthopedic care for most of the population
 using the services of the state dentistry.