Optimization Of Prevention Measures And Treatment Approaches To Oral Infectious Diseases In Patients Using Dental Protesis

Abstract

Orthopedic dental treatment is now widespread. This is due to a large number of patients with dental diseases: increased tooth wear, wedge-shaped teeth defects, partial loss of teeth, caries, anomalies of the dentition. Currently, in dental practice, strict requirements are imposed on all materials for the manufacture of prostheses: the absence of allergenic and blastomogenic properties, tissue tolerance, and chemical and galvanic inertness. At the same time, there are reports of the adverse effect of prostheses causing galvanism, chronic intoxication, paresthesias, allergic stomatitis, candidiasis, which requires further study.

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10.55640/eijmrms-05-12-15

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