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Estética facial e dental completa
Description:
O plano de tratamento multidisciplinar deve incluir a avaliação e orientação profissional em relação a função, estabilidade e estética, sempre considerando as expectativas e necessidades do paciente. A avaliação da estética facial e dental e sua relação com as alterações funcionais, comunicação e expressão emocional são parte importantíssimas no planejamento do tratamento reabilitador. Nota-se que a maioria dos pacientes adultos que procuram por tratamento odontológico são motivados pelo desejo de melhoria na auto-estima. O objetivo do tratamento integrado é a reestruturação do esqueleto facial, para alcançar equilíbrio na funcionalidade (respiração, mastigação, fonação e articulação) e a harmonia estética da face, gengiva e dentes. Esta apresentação irá discutir sobre os planos de tratamento integrado com a demonstração de vários casos clínicos.
Date Added:
2/20/2012
Author(s):
Rogério Zambonato Freitas, DDS, MS
Biography
The connection of Doctor Rogerio Zambonato to dentistry goes all the way back to the cradle. As the son of renowned Brizailian dentist, Jose Alb...
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