INCREASING THE EFFICIENCY OF COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT AND REABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH PATHOLOGICAL DENTAL EXTRACTION

Abstract

The modern concept of comprehensive treatment for pathological tooth erosion involves the integration of orthopedic, therapeutic, surgical, and physiotherapeutic treatment methods aimed at eliminating etiological factors, restoring the anatomical shape of the teeth, and normalizing the function of the dentofacial system. The application of innovative digital planning technologies, biocompatible materials, and targeted tissue regeneration methods opens up new opportunities for increasing treatment effectiveness and optimizing long-term results.

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