Interdisciplinary approach to diadnosing and treatment parafunctional muscle activity: a clinical case report

Abstract

Interdisciplinary approach to diagnosing parafunctional activity (including questionnaire, postural analysis, plantography, radiography, electromyography) allows a conservative management for patients with generalized teeth wear without depulpation and total prosthodontics. In this case we used HIP-analyze, TENS therapy, relaxation and stabilization splint. Corrective insoles were made for posture correction. Full-mouth oral rehabilitation after stabilization process was achieved with composite restorations based on the wax-up. After the 18-month observation period the patient noted adaptation to adhesive restorations, normal mastication and occlusion.