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MEDİKAL SORUNLU BİREYLERDE ORTODONTİK YAKLAŞIMLAR

ORTHODONTIC APPROACHES IN MEDICALLY COMPROMISED PATIENTS

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  • Atatürk Üniversitesi Diş Hekimliği Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 2005

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Abstract (2. Language): 
A successful treatment includes esthetic, physi¬cal and emotional healing. Medically compromised patients may be exposed to some complications during treatment approaches when compared to systemically healthy individuals. These will finally affect diagnosis and treatment planning. Dentists should gather infor¬mation about all the systemic problems together with the dental complaints. It is important to pay attention to individual's systemic problems and psychological aspects during orthodontic treatments. This composition was aimed to explain briefly some common systemic problems, their clinical fea¬tures, oral symptoms and factors to be considered in orthodontic treatments.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Başarılı bir tedavi; fiziksel, estetik ve emosyo-nel olarak iyileştirmeyi kapsamaktadır. Sistemik hastalığı olan bireyler, sağlıklı bireylere oranla bazı tedavi yaklaşımlarında daha fazla risk ve komplikasy-onlara maruz kalabilirler. Bu zorlukların teşhis ve tedavi planlamasında etkisi olacağı bir gerçektir. Diş hekimleri ağız içi ve dişlere yönelik şikayetleri der¬lerken, mevcut tüm sistemik rahatsızlıkları, bunların özelliklerini de irdelemeli ve bu doğrultuda tedavi planlamasını oluşturmalıdır. Ortodontik tedaviler sırasında da bireylerin sistemik durumları ve psikolojik sağlıkları dikkat edilmesi gereken unsurlardır. Bu derlemede; sıklıkla karşılaşılabilen sistemik hastalıkların tanımları, klinik belirtileri, ağız içi bulgu¬ları, tedavileri ve ortodontik tedavilerde göz önüne alınması gereken unsurlar özetlenmiştir.
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