Сокращения применяемые в статьях:

1. вп-ПТФЭ — политетрафторэтилен высокой плотности
2. ДИ - доверительный интервал
3. ККИ — контакт кости и имплантата у человека
4. КЛКТ — конусно-лучевая компьютерная томография
5. КТ — компьютерная томография
6. МДИ — мини-дентальные имплантаты
7. НКР — направленная костная регенерация
8. НЧП — несъемные частичные протезы
9. ОМИ — ортодонтические мини-имплантаты
10. ППИ — показатель приживаемости имплантата
11. CAD/CAM — системы автоматизированного проектирования и производства (от англ. Computer-Aided Design and Manufacture)
12. cHRQoL OHIP — качество жизни, обусловленное состоянием здоровья (от англ. Health-Related Quality of Life) — профиль влияния здоровья полости рта (от англ. Oral Health Impact Profile)
13. OHRQoL — качество жизни, обусловленное здоровьем ротовой полости (от англ. Oral health-related Quality of Life)
14. OIDP — воздействие здоровья ротовой полости на повседневные результаты (от англ. Oral Impacts on Daily Performances)
15. OR — отношение шансов (от англ. Odds Ratio)
16. SDAs — укороченные зубные дуги (от англ. shortened dental arches)

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