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Quality of Life, Nutritional Status and Aesthetics in Patients Rehabilitated With FP1 Full-Arch Reconstructions

Sponsor: University of Turin, Italy

Summary

The World Health Organization defines quality of life as "a state of physical, mental, and social well-being"; therefore, it is important to consider the patient holistically, taking into account social function and the ability to meet basic needs, such as the ability to eat and pain control. In this context, oral health plays a key role in patient well-being, as it is essential for communication, chewing, nutrition, and aesthetics. The loss of teeth-whether extracted due to periodontal disease or caries-can cause masticatory, phonetic, and aesthetic impairments, which are considered factors contributing to a decline in quality of life. The loss of natural teeth compromises masticatory function, making appropriate prosthetic rehabilitation essential to restore oral function and improve quality of life.

Official title: Assessment of Perceived Oral Health and Dietary Changes in Patients Rehabilitated With Full-arch Immediate-loading Implants.

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