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Complex rehabilitation in patients with complete absence of teeth
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The paper deals with recovery of function, including surgical and orthopedic correction, in patients with complete absence of teeth. The proportion of patients with complete or partial absence of teeth is rather high. In this connection, the role of rehabilitation increases in this patient group.
Title: Complex rehabilitation in patients with complete absence of teeth
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The paper deals with recovery of function, including surgical and orthopedic correction, in patients with complete absence of teeth.
The proportion of patients with complete or partial absence of teeth is rather high.
In this connection, the role of rehabilitation increases in this patient group.
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