Establishing the occlusal plane in partially edentulous patients through changes in the Fox plane

Maintaining the appropriate care of all the body systems is not an easy activity, due to the constant exposure to which the human being is subject to the existence of a whirlwind of diseases that affect its proper development, one of the most common being cavities.
Likewise, if a person has problems with his or her teeth, he or she will also have problems articulating sounds or words and therefore there will be difficulties in communicating, hence the loss of teeth on a greater or lesser scale is a latent problem in society, known under the name of edeuterism, which, although it occurs more frequently during old age, can also occur in young people who do not have adequate oral health. However, the problem of edeuterism does not necessarily constitute an irreparable problem, but there are treatments that can make the life of patients who suffer from it more bearable.
Along these lines, the present research text followed the objective of determining the Occlusal Plane in patients with the absence of one or more teeth, which directly causes a modification in the Fox Plane.