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MS 2021; 11: 37-49.

Wstęp do procesu planowania leczenia u pacjentów z brakami tkanek twardych zębów. Część 1

An introduction to the treatment planning process in patients with tooth hard tissues deficiencies. Part 1

Jakub Urban

Streszczenie
Stopniowa utrata tkanek twardych zęba jest fizjologicznym procesem adaptacyjnym zachodzącym w ciągu naszego życia. Proces ten może przybrać charakter patologiczny, powodując zaburzenia w układzie stomatognatycznym. W kompleksowym leczeniu stomatologicznym pacjentów istotne znaczenie ma diagnostyka i zaplanowanie etapów postępowania w celu zrealizowania planu leczenia.

Abstract
The gradual loss of tooth hard tissue is a physiological adaptive process that occurs throughout our lives. This process can become pathological, causing a number of disorders. In the process of rehabilitation the key is to establish a diagnostic and therapeutic sequence to ensure reproducible and predictable treatment.

Hasła indeksowe: rekonstrukcje łuków zębowych, starte zęby, okluzja, diagnostyka

Key words: full mouth reconstruction, worn teeth, occlusion, diagnostics

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