TMJ DYSFUNCTION - A FAIRLY COMMON PATHOLOGY

O. M. Astanov

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/Y724A

Authors

O. M. Astanov Bukhara state medical Institute

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/Y724A

Keywords:

TMJ dysfunction, fairly, common pathology, analyses, points, Uzbekistan

Abstract

This paper makes analyses of the TMJ dysfunction - a fairly common pathology. On this way, research has been pointed out on different ways as the whole. The way of the development of the TMJ dysfunction – as a fairly common pathology gives us more privileges as the learning from theoretical point of view. In conclusion, research has been pointed out with the various aspects of the outcomes as the whole.

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