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Anatomical and Functional Restoration of the Compromised Occlusion: From Theory to Materials
Many conditions can alter the occlusal interface, from tooth wear to tooth loss. The masticatory system is constituted by many components that can influence each other like muscles, joints, teeth and nervous system. This implies that (a) every change at occlusal level makes the other components to adapt and (b) an occlusal alteration may be the effect of an alteration occurred on muscles or joints. Keeping this in mind, tradi ‐ tional principles of occlusal rehabilitation are analysed, and the choice of the restorative materials is discussed.