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Standard preorthodontic trainers are now widely used in the clinical orthodontics to treat patients with dentofacial anomalies and deformities [1, 2]. However, their use is limited due to the mismatch between the size of the trainers and the dental arches. The nowadays available literature offers data on the dental arches linear dimensions that are recommended to be used for identifying the orthodontic treatment tactics [3, 4]. Modern methods of studying dental arches have been shown in view of the face and head measurements [5, 6]. The need for forecasting the dental arch shape, taking into account the individual parameters of teeth, has been explained [7, 8]. Dental arch anomalies reveal a variety of etiopathogenetic features [9, 10]. There have been advanced methods proposed for orthopedic and orthodontic treatment of children and adults, using advanced prosthetic structures and taking into account the increased aesthetic requirements [11, 12]. However, it has been shown that many designs of prostheses and devices made from acrylic plastics have a negative effect on the oral mucosa and affect the oral cavity microbiota. Given that, there is specific interest to be taken in the use of orthodontic and orthopedic structures made from thermoplastic materials, which served the basis for this study.

MANUFACTURING METHODS FOR INDIVIDUAL ALIGNERS AND TRAINERS FROM THERMOPLASTS AND CLINICAL INDICATIONS FOR THEIR APPLICATION