ANALYSIS OF THE PROBLEMS AND POSSIBILITIES OF REPRODUCTION OF THE INTELLIGENT MOVEMENTS OF THE CYLINDER IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11603/1811-2471.2017.v0.i4.8393Keywords:
articulation, digital environment, software.Abstract
Introduction. The use of virtual articulators, which are essentially software, greatly enhances the effectiveness of planning and implementing stages of complex dental rehabilitation with the ability to completely translate patient data (not only anatomical but also functional) into a digital format.
The aim of study. Carry out an analysis of design and simulation systems for jaw kinematic parameters reproduction, basic principles of the architecture of existing software aimed at reproducing articulation components and constructing individualized occlusion patterns during patient-oriented prosthetic treatment.
Materials and methods. The search for publications in electronic databases (PubMedCentral (PMC), BioMed Central, InTech, MEDLINE / PubMed, the Public Library of Science One (PloS)) was carried out in accordance with the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) descriptors, which are peculiar headings categorized by the hierarchy system. Additionally, the analysis of references in already pre-made system reviews related to the objectives of this study and other review publications adjacent to them was provided.
Results. The systematic review of the principles of digital modeling of articulation schemes with different initial conditions confirmed the possibility of their practical application during the manufacture of prosthetic elements with individualized occlusive surfaces, thus ensuring the achievement of the best results of dental rehabilitation.
Conclusions. A systematic review of the main possibilities for reproduction jaw articulation movements in the digital environment is the primary stage in the development of an own model of a digital atticulator to address specific clinical problems associated with prosthetic retreatment of patients with present occlusive dysfunctions.
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