Landing and nominal disorders. Modern concepts of diagnosis and treatment

Manfredini d tempue and nomadolate disorders. Minor concepts of diagnosis and treatment The problem of etiology, diagnosis and treatment of temporomands-melodious disorders (Vysep) is one of the least studied in dentistry. Traditional ideas about the leading role of occlusion in the development of VMS are refuted by the results of modern scientific research, which requires the revision of the old approaches to the therapy of these conditions. The available data suggest that VMS is the main cause of maxillofacial pain. Thus, the study of the multifactorial problem of VMS is impossible without the participation of doctors of different specialties. These strict studies indicate the need to refuse a purely biomechanical and instrumental approach to the treatment of these disorders in favor of comprehensive therapy, taking into account biopsychosocial factors. In addition, at present, much attention is obviously unreasonable, which in the past was given to clicks in the Field of TMS, previously considered a pathogenic sign of joint dysfunction. Today, in the diagnosis and treatment of VMode, the main attention is paid to pain, and not doubtful dysfunctions. Differential diagnosis of maxillofacial pain and the identification of risk factors for chronic pain remains a difficult task. Moreover, many dentists continue to consider the occlusion of tooths the main cause of the Vesides. A number of leading world experts participated in the creation of this book, who presented to the attention of experts the most relevant scientifically substantiated information on clinical, legal, ethical aspects of patients suffering from VMS. All methods of diagnosis and treatment of Veshr are analyzed taking into account the clinical significance and scientific validity, which facilitates the perception and practical integration of the information presented, and also makes this book useful not only to narrow specialists, but also for general practitioner dentists, as well as students of dental faculties. The goods are carefully packed in a cardboard box to protect against mechanical damage