Biotolerability in oral medicine

In daily dental practice, a wide range of materials is used for diagnosis and treatment. The information provided by the manufacturers about the components contained in them is often incomplete, which makes it difficult for dental doctors, especially in the treatment of patients with suspected or proven intolerance to dental materials and other medical devices.

Leading specialists in the fields of oral medicine, oral pathology, clinical immunology and allergology, dental clinical allergology, medical ethics and law created a Bulgarian medical reference book on biocompatibility of dental materials. The authors of the book are doctors, dentists and lawyers - professors at the Medical University - Sofia, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Dental Medicine, Faculty of Public Health; from SBAL on LCH; from MU - Varna, Faculty of Dental Medicine; from MU - Plovdiv, Faculty of Dental Medicine.

The reference book summarizes and presents worldwide established theoretical positions and the experience of the Bulgarian school.

The book directs the reader's attention to the evaluation of the general and immunological biocompatibility of modern dental materials. The medical directory is intended for a wide range of readers - doctors, dentists, dental technicians, students, interns and interns at medical universities, lawyers and students from law schools in the country.

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"Biotolerability in Oral Medicine" is an authoritative and highly specialized textbook covering aspects of compatibility and responses of biological systems to oral materials and therapies. This source of knowledge is compiled by experts in the fields of dentistry and biomaterials, providing extensive insight into the interaction between biomaterials and patient tissues.

The textbook begins with an introductory section that examines the basic principles of biotolerability and its importance in oral medicine. The terms and concepts related to this aspect are explained, providing theoretical ones basics to understand the factors that influence the interaction between biomaterials and tissues in the oral cavity.

One of the key topics in the textbook is devoted to the different types of biomaterials used in oral medicine and their biotolerability. Dental materials, bone implants, allegic materials and others are considered. For each of these types of biomaterials, the characteristics that make them biocompatible or, conversely, cause adverse reactions in tissues are analyzed.

The following sections address the impact of oral therapies on biotolerability. The textbook covers topics such as drug treatment, orthodontics, oral surgery and others. Separate chapters are devoted to the influence of dental materials used in prosthetics and orthotics, as well as their interactions with biological tissues.

One of the essential aspects of the textbook is the focus on innovations and future trends in the field of biotolerance. This section provides information on recent research and technological advances that may change the affordability and effectiveness of biomaterials in oral medicine.

The textbook also includes a section devoted to biotolerance assessment methods. This includes both in vitro and in vivo methods that are used to study the effects of biomaterials in controlled laboratory settings and in real clinical scenarios.

The social aspect of biotolerance is not neglected in the textbook. The impact of biomaterials on the psychological and social aspect of patients, as well as their impact on the quality of life, is examined.

Interactive elements, such as clinical cases and practical applications, enrich the textbook and give it applicability in the real dental context. This approach helps students in dentistry and dentists in developing the necessary skills and understanding of biotolerability in clinical practice.

Biotolerance in Oral Medicine is a comprehensive and up-to-date textbook providing the necessary foundation for understanding and applying the principles of biotolerance in dental practice. This resource is valuable for dental students, dentists, and researchers in biomaterials and oral medicine.