Istituto Rudy Lanza - Catalogo bibliografico delle tesi

Lo scopo di questa tesi è di percorrere ,attraverso più tappe , il percorso del Naturopata e di abbinarlo ai possibili utilizzi a carico del cavo orale. In prima istanza troveremo un accenno veloce delle nozioni basi riguardanti il cavo orale ripercorrendo l’anatomia e le patologie del cavo orale; a seguire la figura del Naturopata correlata a tutti quelli che possono essere i possibili aiuti a livello del cavo orale.

La parte fitopratica con le piante più indicate, le tisane semplice e valido aiuto, gli oli essenziali come trattamento efficace anche nei casi acuti, i sali tissutali per l’integrazione blanda ma non meno funzionale ed infine la Nutrizione il caposaldo del benessere generale ma che lo diventerà anche per il benessere del cavo orale.

Tutto questo per cercare di dar valore ad una figura ancora poco conosciuta ma che potrebbe fare la differenza a lungo termine nella gestione delle patologie del cavo orale, ma non solo, anche del benessere generale del paziente. !

Bibliografia:

1. Anatomia umana; Martini, Timmons, Tallitsch; terza edizione 2013
2. Parodontologia clinica e implantologia orale; Jan Lindhe; quinta edizione 2013
3. Dispense dottoressa Ambrosin
4. Integratori naturali in odontoiatria e igiene orale; Stefano Sarri; Ariesdue 2016
5. Alimentazione e cavo orale; Monica Bolgiani, Silvia Boni; società editrice universo 2011
6. Interazioni tra erbe, alimenti e farmaci; Fabio Firenzuoli; Tecniche Nuove 2009
7. Dizionario di fitoterapia e piante medicinali; Enrica Campanini; Tecniche Nuove 2012
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11. L’alimentazione ovvero la terza medicina; Seginalet; ecologie umane quinta edizione 2007
12. La dieta del sorriso; Luca Levrini; Mondadori 2016

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