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Hearing loss (HL) is the third most prevalent chronic health problem among older adults and is quite common in our study group research. Our study wants to illustrate the research on the connection between HL and depression as well as the therapeutic ramifications for diagnosing and treating comorbid like intraoral rehabilitation, HL, and mental disorders also.

This article from the Romanian Journal of Oral Rehabilitation examines the relationship between hearing loss and mental health issues, as well as the treatment options for patients with hearing loss. The study focuses on the therapeutic implications of diagnosing and treating comorbid conditions such as hearing loss, mental disorders, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. The research sample consisted of 28 patients with hearing loss who sought treatment for TMJ disorders. The article outlines the stages of the treatment plan and suggests that further testing is needed to determine the long-term effects of the treatment. It also discusses the potential role of orthognathic therapy in improving ear function and dental malocclusion. Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs) are a common condition associated with orofacial pain and can be linked to comorbid conditions such as headaches, tinnitus, and hearing loss. Physiotherapy treatments have been shown to be effective in treating TMDs and improving symptoms. Complex oral rehabilitation can lead to recovery and homeostasis in patients with TMDs. [Extracted from the article]

The current study intends to highlight the relationship and, at times, the influence between anxiety disorders and dental dysfunctional syndromes of stomatognathic system(SDSS) in young students from our institution : Basis Of The Dental Care Clinic ,,Mihail Kogalniceanu,, Iasi. These are involved in various stressful intellectual activities and have identified a complex health problem that needed to be solved in light of the constant stress that the present time offers, laying the foundations for a focused and direct approach that will increase the certainty of growth. the quality of life. Be the way, the types of young social cases will be able to be solved, and will gather an extent of the accessible tools and skills. We also rely on the acquisition of skills through the experience conferred in this study to offer optimal solutions in these clinical situations.

This rewieu article objective , will be of concern by the prosthetic provisional methods for enhancing the success of an implant-supported crown in the aesthetic zone and also,them fuctionality ,in cases – where delayed implant placement is the only available treatment option for patients missing single teeth or more, in general cases. In this direction, the ideea of restore by provisional is a helping and usefully value method in treatment degree normal algorithm and also in preventive dentistry for acciving a good functionality and stop in meantime the dysfuctionaity of stomatognathic system evolution ,that can appear, and the balancing of intraoral gnatologichal parameters elements status.

The present review describes a multitude of mechanical chewing type of simulators that are able to reproduce the movements of mandible in different dimensions and also to prevent the harmful forces that can exerted during mastication after the prosthetic rehabilitation treatment. The aim of this work was to validate, the described device, which can be used to test the ability of different restorative prosthetic treatment to withstand stress by using this devices that can make a significant difference and in this context to consider the masticatory robot in a «must » for our goals in the complex process of intraoral rehabilitation.

Periapical lesions are a common cause of odontogenic sinusitis. The purpose of our article was to demonstrate the importance of performing a CBCT even with a small FOV in complex cases of endodontics. We reported the case of a 40-year-old woman where we improved a CBCT examination with a small FOV . That was useful for making a differential diagnosis between a odontogenic sinusitis given by the presence of an existing periapical lesion in relation to it and an existence of a sinus pathology independent of this lesion like mucosal antral cyst (MAC) or mucous retention cyst (MRC).