secondary and tertiary distal occlusion prevention according to the position oftemporomendibular joint
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Research objective: increase of efficiency of treatment of adult patients with дистальной окклюзией in a combination to defects of tooth alignments on the basis of definition of optimum parameters of an arrangement of elements of a visochno-mandibular joint. Investigation of 85 persons of mature age has been carried. Studying of features of an anatomo-topographical structure of visochno-mandibular joints spent by means of the modified technique of the analysis of the lateral tomograms, developed Uzhumetskene. As a result of the spent treatment changes of topographical mutual relations in visochno-mandibular joints at patients of all investigated groups were marked
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| Authors | ;Bulkina N.V.;Gavryushova L.V.;Lepilin A.V. |
| Journal | respirology (carlton, vic) |
| Year | 2011 |
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