EXECUTION AND BREATHING TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED BY PROFESSIONAL WIND INSTRUMENT PLAYERS -- AS CAUSE OF DYSHOMEOSTASIS IN THE DENTO-MAXILLARY SYSTEM WITH IMPLICATIONS IN IMPLANTOLOGY.

For centuries vocal and instrumental musicians faced a series of orofacial health problems: diseases of the neck and facial asymmetry in violinists, problems arising from the lips in trumpeters, dermatitis in cellists, cramps in harpists, stomatitis in oboists, reflections of a developed dyshomeostasis. Our study aims at quantifying the specific dental problems of professional wind instrument players from three major centers of the country so as to establish the management of orodental and implantoprosthetic rehabilitation programs suitable for these patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]