CRITERIAS TO CHOOSE THE ELECTION SOLUTION IN EXTENDED PARTIALLY EDENTULISM
The ideal solution in treating the edentulism is the result of an accurate clinical and paraclinical evaluation corroborated with the aspects regarding the correct implementation of the principles of treatment: prophylactic, biological, bio-mecanical and currative. The purpose of this study is to...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Romanian Dental Association for Education
2015-07-01
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| Series: | Romanian Journal of Medical and Dental Education |
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| Online Access: | http://journal.adre.ro/criterii-de-alegere-a-solutiei-de-electie-in-cadrul-edentatiei-partial-intinse/ |
| Summary: | The ideal solution in treating the edentulism is the result of an accurate clinical and paraclinical evaluation
corroborated with the aspects regarding the correct implementation of the principles of treatment: prophylactic,
biological, bio-mecanical and currative. The purpose of this study is to identify the factors that influence the
selection of the ideal solution in cases with complicated edentulism, an accurate analysis being necessary for
achieving a good viable final treatment. A number of 125 pacients diagnosed with patial edentulism were
clinicaly and paraclinicaly investigated. The principle of treatment were individualized and corroborated with
clinical and biological parameters, regarding the general health state, local and regional status, without
excluding the social-economical aspects in concordance with technological endowment. The criterions in
selecting the ideal solution are complex and difficult to standardize because they are specific, depending on the
clinical case particularities. The biomecanic principle holds an important role that direction the practitioner in
selecting the ideal appliance, either fixed or removable. On equal terms, the biological and the currative
principles plead for selecting a certain biomaterial correlated with the technological process. Each clinical case
is having a possible ideal therapeutical solution based on a complex algorithm of conception, selection and
materialization. |
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| ISSN: | 2393-1531 2393-1108 |