Guliuk S. Clinical and Functional Substantiation of Occlusion Correction in Facial Myofascial Pain Syndrome

The dissertation presents theoretical justification, scientific and practical solution of the current problem of modern dentistry, associated with the improvement of methods of differential diagnosis and treatment of facial myofascial pain. For the first time the occlusal disorders were revealed not only to contribute to pain occurrence, but also to complicate significantly its course. The study of genetic polymorphism in patients with facial myofascial pain has shown the possibility of using genotyping to reduce risk factors for chronic myofascial pain development and timely and correct therapy. In clinical practice, the data obtained are applicable to the differential diagnosis and selection criteria for treatment methods. According to the results of the study, the method of differential diagnosis of myofascial facial pain was improved. Taking into account the correlation of multifactorial indicators can increase the effectiveness of diagnosis of certain forms of myofascial facial pain, optimize the choice of treatment for this pathology and prevent the development of possible complications by timely prediction of its course. The high efficiency of the occlusion correction method in patients with myofascial pain syndrome, which involves the use of programmed coordination of masticatory muscles and enamel plastics, has been improved and proven.