Evaluate the Disocclusion Timing and Temporomandibular Joint Function in Full Mouth Rehabilitated Cases Established with Different Vertical Dimension

Malocclusion plays a crucial role in the development of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) diseases, constituting a substantial portion, ranging from 34 to 87%, in the structure of this pathology. Most experts pos that anomalies in teeth alignment are influenced to a lesser extent by the morphological characteristics of joint elements and more significantly by changes in intra-articular relationships. Alterations in the articular surfaces and TMJ capsules due to occlusion-related changes typically exacerbate age-related changes, creating anatomical conditions that contribute to dysfunction