Destructive occlusal forces can be reduced by
1. selective grinding.
2. orthodontics.
3. restorative treatment.
4. tooth extraction

All of the above.

(1) (2) (3)

(1) and (3)

(2) and (4)

(4) only

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arui371

wrong, correct answer is all of above treatment of trauma from occlusion includes 1. occlusal adjustment 2. manage parafunctional habits 3. stabilize mobile teeth 4. orthodontic tooth movement 5. occlusal reconstruction 6. extraction of selected teeth

luluzinha

http://periobasics.com/trauma-from-occlusion-and-its-treatment.html Answer is All of Above

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Destructive occlusal forces can be reduced by
1. selective grinding.
2. orthodontics.
3. restorative treatment.
4. tooth extraction

All of the above.

(1) (2) (3)

(1) and (3)

(2) and (4)

(4) only

2 explanations

arui371

luluzinha

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The combination (Kelley’s) syndrome refers to the destructive changes associated with the long term wear of a mandibular distal extension removable partial denture opposing a complete upper denture. Which of the following clinical findings is NOT normally characteristic of this syndrome?

Destructive occlusal forces can be reduced by
1. selective grinding.
2. orthodontics.
3. restorative treatment.
4. tooth extraction.

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Destructive occlusal forces can be reduced by 1. selective grinding. 2. orthodontics. 3. restorative treatment. 4. tooth extraction

All of the above.

(1) (2) (3)

(1) and (3)

(2) and (4)

(4) only

2 explanations

arui371

luluzinha

Similar questions:

The combination (Kelley’s) syndrome refers to the destructive changes associated with the long term wear of a mandibular distal extension removable partial denture opposing a complete upper denture. Which of the following clinical findings is NOT normally characteristic of this syndrome?

The combination (Kelley’s) syndrome refers to the destructive changes associated with the long term wear of a mandibular distal extension removable partial denture opposing a complete upper denture. Which of the following clinical findings is NOT normally characteristic of this syndrome?

Destructive occlusal forces can be reduced by1. selective grinding.2. orthodontics.3. restorative treatment.4. tooth extraction.

Destructive occlusal forces can be reduced by
1. selective grinding.
2. orthodontics.
3. restorative treatment.
4. tooth extraction

Destructive occlusal forces can be reduced by
1. selective grinding.
2. orthodontics.
3. restorative treatment.
4. tooth extraction.