September 10, 2025Medicus.

Clinical Aspects of Treatment of the Temporomandibular Joint in Patients With Complete or Partial Adentia

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Analysis highlights significant pain reduction in patients with TMJ dysfunction and adentia, suggesting comprehensive strategies are effective.

91% of patients reported decreased pain after treatment, indicating the effectiveness of the interdisciplinary approach.
Patients aged 40 to 67 years were assessed through muscle palpation and VAS pain assessment for TMJ dysfunction.
Splint therapy and ceramic restorations were key aspects of the treatment, considering individual jaw positioning.
The benefits of the treatment persisted for one to three years, demonstrating lasting effectiveness in pain management.

Shishkhanova et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis highlights significant pain reduction in patients with TMJ dysfunction and adentia, suggesting comprehensive strategies are effective.