Development of Methods of Surgical Preparation of the Oral Cavity for Orthopedic Treatment
Abstract
The article describes an integrated approach to preparing patients with dentition defects living in unfavorable environmental conditions for orthopedic treatment as well as the influence of the integrated approach including special surgical preparation and correction with medicines on the bone tissue. Treatment plan and selection of dental prosthesis were considered in order to preserve the abutment teeth and the bone tissue.
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