Socio-economic significance of the use of new antiseptics in surgical dentistry
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The article analyzes the clinical effectiveness and socio-economic significance of introducing new antiseptic agents into surgical dentistry in accordance with the socio-economic development strategy of Uzbekistan. The results of the scientific analysis show that the introduction of biomedical innovations into practice based on local production increases the efficiency of the healthcare system, strengthens the health of the population, and reduces dependence on imports in the pharmaceutical sector. This process serves to develop the scientific potential of the national economy, create new jobs, and implement the principle of "A Healthy Nation is Sustainable Development."
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