"IMPLANTATION AND AESTHETIC REHABILITATION OF THE MASTICATORY GROUP OF TEETH"

Abstract

Implantation and aesthetic rehabilitation of the masticatory group of teeth
play a crucial role in restorative dentistry, aiming to restore not only functionality
but also the aesthetic appearance of patients who have lost teeth. The masticatory
group, comprising molars and premolars, is essential for effective chewing and
maintaining proper occlusion. This article discusses the indications for dental
implantation in the masticatory region, highlighting advanced techniques and
materials that enhance both the structural integrity and aesthetic outcomes of dental
prosthetics. Emphasis is placed on the importance of a comprehensive treatment
plan that considers the individual anatomical and aesthetic needs of each patient.
Clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction metrics are reviewed, demonstrating the
effectiveness of modern implantological approaches in achieving optimal results.
The findings underscore the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration in
delivering holistic dental care that meets both functional and aesthetic requirements.