[Long-term result of artificial carbon mandibular prosthesis].
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The need for prosthesis in patients presenting losses of mandibular substance has been examined, with a subdivision of prostheses into: containment, immediate modelling and reconstructive. Technical difficulties involved in their application are described.
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A technique is presented whereby a median mandibulotomy of an atrophic edentulous mandible is performed to gain access to an oropharyngeal tumor and is subsequently reapproximated with a four-pin FMI. The procedure allows reduction of the osteotomy site and provides intraoral implants that increase the stability and retentive properties of a mandibular prosthesis.
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A case treated by the mandibular staple implant fastener system and prosthesis is presented. The phases of therapy, involving preprosthetic surgical preparation, construction of conventional dentures, implantation of the orthopedic appliance, preparation of an interim postsurgical prosthesis, and construction of the definitive prosthesis, are described and illustrated.
The most frequent options currently available for rehabilitation of patients requiring mandibular resection, are discussed. Accordingly, prostheses are designed depending on the surgical technique employed. The most common characteristics of the oral cavity are reviewed, as well as their involvement in mandibulectomized patients. Finally, the relationship that should exist between maxillofacial prostheses and the stomatological cares required by patients who are candidates for radio and/or chemotherapy is stressed.