Search Results - "Picos, Alina M"

Influence of occlusal characteristics on temporomandibular joint disorder development –a cross-sectional study by Chisnoiu, Andrea M, Buduru, Smaranda, Lascu, Liana, Vesa, Ştefan C, Picos, Alina M, Pascu, Laurentiu, Chisnoiu, Radu

“…Objective: This study aimed at assessing occlusal characteristics and their relation with sign and symptoms of temporomandibular joint disorder in a population…”
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Frontal fixed prosthetic restoration in edentulous space modification by PICOS, ANDREI, PICOS, ALINA M., STRATICA, DORIANA M., BARBUR, ADINA, DINU, CRISTIAN

“…This study case presents a 53 years old patient with severe aesthetic dysfunctions due to an ectopic maxillary canine associated with a frontal edentulous…”
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Prevalence of dental erosions in GERD: a pilot study by PICOS, ALINA M., POENAR, SIMINA, OPRIS, ALEXANDRA, CHIRA, ALEXANDRA, BUD, MARIUS, BERAR, ANTONELA, PICOS, ANDREI, DUMITRASCU, DAN L.

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Factors associated with dental erosions in gastroesophageal reflux disease: a cross-sectional study in patients with heartburn by Picos, Andrei, Lasserre, Jean-Francois, Chisnoiu, Andrea M, Berar, Antonela M, d'Incau, Emmanuel, Picos, Alina M, Chira, Alexandra, des Varannes, Stanislas Bruley, Dumitrascu, Dan L

“…Dental erosion (DE) represents a frequent condition in adults and the elderly. The gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is considered an important endogenous…”
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Dental erosion - literature update by Picos, Alina M, Chisnoiu, Andrea M, Lasserre, Jean F, Spinei, Aurelia, Chisnoiu, Radu M, Picos, Andrei

“…Tooth wear is a complex, pluri-factorial process that must be taken into account in clinical practice. The main mechanisms typically related to dental wear…”
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Factors associated with localization of dental erosion in patients from two French medical centers by Berar, Antonela M, Lasserre, Jean-Francois, d'Incau, Emmanuel, des Varannes, Stanislas B, Picos, Andrei, Chira, Alexandra, Picos, Alina M

“…Introduction: The occurrence of dental erosion (DE) involves the prolonged contact of acids of extrinsic and intrinsic origin with the tooth tissues, without…”
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