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PubMed2006

[Case report of partial denture using Dimple-bar telescopic system].

PATIENT: A 49-year-old female patient presented to Prosthodontic Clinic at Nihon University School of Dentistry at Matsudo with the chief complaints of chewing difficulty and poor appearance. She was diagnosed moderate to severe periodontitis and partially edentulous dentition on both maxilla and mandible. Occlusal reconstruction was conducted with crown restorations and removable partial dentures (RPD). From the esthetic request of patient, Dimple-bar telescopic (DBT) system was applied to the mandible with bilateral distal coping abutments. DISCUSSION: DBT system has been functioning well for more than 5 years without abutment tooth loss. It was thought that bilateral distal coping abutments can help to resolve problem with bilateral distal extension RPD dilemma. CONCLUSION: It is suggested that DBT system has great potential to resolving weak points of clasps, such as low retentive forces and/or esthetic problem. Furthermore, author got a new understanding of the importance of maintenances.

Crowns↗
PubMed1998

Case report: complications of rehabilitation using osseointegrated implants--tardive dyskinesia.

The oral rehabilitation of patients using osseointegrated dental implants is a well established treatment modality. However complications can arise during the provision of treatment. This case report describes the management of a patient exhibiting tardive dyskinesia with an implant stabilised mandibular overdenture. Complications of the treatment and their resolution are discussed.

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PubMed1997

Removable partial denture design considerations where periodontally compromised teeth exist.

Restoration of a periodontally compromised dental arch with a removable partial denture may require one or more design modifications. Multiple rests ensure that adequate vertical support remains in the event primary abutment teeth are lost. An open or closed base can be strategically placed in the maxillary major connector to facilitate the replacement of subsequently lost teeth. The location of finish lines can be modified to provide a smoother resin-to-metal transition when posterior teeth are lost. Wire direct retainers that provide more physiologically acceptable clasping of compromised teeth and that are easily adjusted and added to the prosthesis should be considered.

Dental Abutments↗
PubMed1999

The nonresilient hybrid removable prosthesis: treatment of choice for the atrophic maxilla.

This article presents the ments of the nonresilient hybrid removable prosthesis, which is the treatment of choice for the atrophic maxilla. The technique described may be adapted to yield a predictable outcome that provides functional and biomechanical stability that are superior to a resilient over-denture, along with a cosmetic and phonetic result that often proves superior to that of the fixed prosthesis.

Alveolar Bone Loss↗