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PATHOLOGICAL TOOTH WEAR: FROM DIAGNOSIS TO REHABILITATION

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Pathological tooth wear is a significant loss of enamel and dentin, leading to a reduction in occlusal vertical dimension and impairment of masticatory function. This article discusses the main causes contributing to pathological tooth wear, including malocclusion, bruxism, and harmful habits. The consequences of changes in occlusal height are also emphasized, including functional and esthetic disorders, as well as their impact on the overall condition of the oral cavity. The study is based on clinical data and diagnostic findings used to assess the degree of occlusal changes and their correction. The article presents recommendations for prevention and treatment aimed at stabilizing occlusal height and improving dental condition.

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