Mathematical methods for assessing the prognostic of fixed partial dentures resulting from evaluating a group of dental patients in romania

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Based on some mathematical and statistical approaches, our study leads to some conclusions concerning the procedures related to the orodental prosthetics. Occlusal equilibration in orodental prosthetics is a major issue because besides motivating patients for a regular daily oral hygiene, it could significantly increase the longevity of FPR. More dental hygiene information should be given after prosthetic treatment and patients should be motivated to attend recalls on a regular basis for professional teeth-cleaning. Interdental cleaning aids should be explained and the patients have to be motivated to use them at least once a day and the using technique should be individualized. Regarding the application of the deformable models theory, implemented in the context of an expert type software environment, it is known that the fact that modelling by advanced methods and techniques based on the deformable surfaces theory increases the efficiency of the dentofacial prosthetics procedures is a domain of great interest in the actual medical research. © 2014 Ioana Chifor et al.

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Chifor, I., Mitrea, A. I., Badea, I. C., Chifor, R., Badea, M. E., Mitrea, P., … Avram, R. (2014). Mathematical methods for assessing the prognostic of fixed partial dentures resulting from evaluating a group of dental patients in romania. Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/984901

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