Applications of Kinetotherapy in the Prophylaxis of Occupational Cervical Syndrome (Overloading) among Professions with a Medical Profile in The Field of Dentistry - Preliminary Study

Burcea, Claudia Camelia; Costea, Radu; Măru, Nicoleta; Perieanu, Viorel Ștefan; Bucur, Mirela Veronica; Burlibașa, Mihai; Milicescu, Ștefan; Perieanu, Mădălina Violeta; Malița, Mădălina Adriana; Beuran, Irina Adriana; Babiuc, Iuliana; Marcov, Narcis; Marcov, Elena-Cristina; Drafta, Sergiu

doi:10.2478/amtsb-2021-0079

Abstract

Professionals from different fields are exposed to myo-arto-kinetic disorders, among them those in the medical field with dental profile, respectively dentists, dental assistants and dental technicians. Given that specialists in the field of dentistry are exposed to musculoskeletal risk factors with cervical location, the purpose of this study is to provide data to contribute to an effective kinetic intervention strategy for professionals working in the field of dentistry.

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Applications of Kinetotherapy in the Prophylaxis of Occupational Cervical Syndrome (Overloading) among Professions with a Medical Profile in The Field of Dentistry - Preliminary Study

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