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A Maxillary Immediate Tooth Supported Over Denture Opposing A Tooth Supported Straight
Bar Mandibular Over Denture; A Case Report.
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Professor & Head , Associate professor , Dean. Professor & Head , Professor , Reader. Senior Lecturer
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Department of Prosthodontics , Department of anatomy, KIMS,Hubli Karnataka ,,Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology ,
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ABSTRACT
Department of oral and maxillofacial surgery , Department of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry Mansarovar Dental College
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, H.K.E S.N dental college and research center Gulbarga , Department of Prosthodontics ,
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ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
Partial edentulous patients with few teeth remaining in
mouth, especially anterior teeth are very difficult to treat.
Periodontal health of remaining teeth, their strategic
position in the arch to support prosthesis is to be
considered. Extraction of last remaining teeth and
replacement with complete dentures has many
consequences with respect to speech, chewing,
swallowing, esthetics and adapting to a new situation and
many more . The edentulousness may lead to patient's
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psychological problems and social isolation . Loss of teeth
leads to a reduction of the alveolar ridge, and changes in
denture base adaptation, decrease in vertical dimension of
CASE REPORT
A fifty five years old male patient is reported to the
department and wanted replacement of missing teeth. On
examination teeth remaining in mouth were 11,
12,13,15,21,22, 23,25,33, 34, 35, and 43 of these teeth
34,35 were extremely mobile having grade 3 mobility, 11,
12, 15, 21, 22, 25, were having grade 2 mobility,13,23,33,43
were having grade 1 mobility. Diagnostic x-rays like OPG
and IOPA radiographs were made. On observation of
radiographs13, 23, 33, and 43 were having good alveolar
bone support and planned to retain them as abutments for
overdenture. Immediate over denture for maxillary arch and
bar supported over denture for mandibular arch was
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A Maxillary Immediate Tooth Supported Over Denture Opposing A Tooth Supported Straight Bar Mandibular Over Denture; A Case Report
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cast6 and artificial teeth are arranged in the wax. Proper wax
up and carving is done. Then they are processed by
investing, dewaxing, packing, curing, finishing and
polishing. Once the dentures were ready, patients anterior
teeth were removed and sutures placed and dentures were
inserted into patients mouth.
Occlusion and denture borders were checked and
correction was made. Patient was given instructions not to
remove denture for next two days except for cleaning.
DISCUSSION
Edentulism results in loss of tooth proprioception,
progressive alveolar bone loss, the transfer of all occlusal
forces from the teeth to the oral mucosa, and esthetic
deficiencies.
By retaining natural teeth for an overdenture, we can
preserve some of sensory inputs from the periodontal
receptors which were more precise than that was obtained
from oral mucosa. These periodontal receptors by their
proprioceptive feedback mechanism actively influence
muscles of mastication and thereby the cyclic
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tempromandibular joint movements of mastication .
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A Maxillary Immediate Tooth Supported Over Denture Opposing A Tooth Supported Straight Bar Mandibular Over Denture; A Case Report
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Dodge, C. Prevention of complete denture
problems by use of overdentures. J Prosthet Dent;1978. 30:
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insertion adjustments
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The immediate denture cannot be assessed fully
until it is placed into the mouth
Considering these factors an immediate maxillary
overdenture and bar supported mandibular over denture
was planned.
Copings are made to cover the prepared abutment teeth
and cemented to place. All exposed tooth surfaces should
be covered in an effort to prevent future carious lesions from
developing. The use of the straight bar joint offers
periodontally involved teeth an improved crown/root ratio
and splinting of the teeth. Because the bar is close to the
alveolar bone, forces of mastication exert much less
leverage to the teeth12,. Finally, the bar joint offers slight
vertical and rotational movement of the denture as well as a
stress breaker action. Bar exhibited more cross-arch
involvement than the Zest anchor and allowed occlusal
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forces to be shared between the abutments .
The problems usually associated with immediate over
dentures are post extraction edema, relining, loss of
abutment, associated periodontal disease, caries etc. The
patient should be motivated to properly maintain the
retained teeth with home care and understand the
importance of periodic follow-up care by the dentist2,9,10.
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R.E.G, Jonkman, VaanWaas,M.A.J, Satisfaction
with complete immediate dentures and complete
immediate over dentures ;A one year survey ; Journal of
Oral Rehabilitation 1995 22;791-796
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Landa LS. Diagnosis and management of partially
edentulous cases with a minimal number of remaining
teeth. Dent Clin North Am. 1985 Jan;29(1):3-16.
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Thayer, H. H. Overdentures and the periodontium.
DCNA 24:369-377, 1980
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Crum RJ; Rooney GE Jr. Alveolar bone loss in
overdentures: a 5-year study. J Prosthet Dent 1978; 40(6):
610-613,
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BrewerA.A. and Morrow R.M. Overdentures.made
easy, 2nd Ed, The C. V. Mosby Co, St. Louis,1980
CONCLUSION
Immediate OVERDENTURE allows patients to continue
their social and business activities without being in
edentulous state, and as a last chance for tooth supported
prosthesis. This advantage can be demanding and
challenging,as the arrangement of artificial teeth cannot be
observedat a try-in appointment. It is important for both
thepatient and the dentist to understand the limitations
ofthe procedure.The prognosis is likely to be influenced by
numerous factors like: Selection of patient, treatment
planning, preparation of the mouth, execution of the basic
prosthodontic principles, and patient motivation.
If we select our patients wisely we can be relatively assured
of successful outcome for many years with over denture
patients.
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Heartwell, C. and Salisbury, F. W. . J Prosthet Dent
1965;15: 615-624,
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H.H.Thayer and A.A.Caputo. Occlusal force
transmission by overdentureattachments.JProsthet Dent
1979.:41:266-271,
CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS
Dr Anandkumar. G .Patil
Professor & Head
Department of Prosthodontics
Mansarovar Dental College Hospital and
Research Centre
Kolar Road ,Bhopal-462042
Madyapradesh, India.
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Herman GL. Esthetic and emotional factors in
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