EVALUATION OF COMPLETE EDENTULOUS PATIENT'S SATISFACTION WITH THE NEW DENTURES
Abstract Objective. The comparative evaluation between the new and old complete dentures regarding equilibrium, functionality and aesthetic criteria. Material and method. A comparative study, based on a 22 questions enquiry was performed and applied to 30 complete bimaxilary edentulous patients,...
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Amaltea Medical Publishing House
2019-12-01
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Series: | Romanian Journal of Medical Practice |
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Online Access: | https://revistemedicale.amaltea.ro/Romanian_Journal_of_MEDICAL_PRACTICE/Practica_medicala-2019-Nr.4/RJMP_2019_4_Art-15.pdf |
Summary: | Abstract
Objective. The comparative evaluation between the new and old complete dentures regarding equilibrium,
functionality and aesthetic criteria.
Material and method. A comparative study, based on a 22 questions enquiry was performed and applied
to 30 complete bimaxilary edentulous patients, who came for a new prosthetic treatment. The study was performed in a 3 years period of time (2012-2014) and 10 patients were chosen from every year. The answers were
colected and a statistical analysis was performed.
Results and discussions. In each year of the 3 studied, almost all patient's expectations, regarding functionality and aesthetic criteria (size, form and colour of teeth, vestibular curvature, teeth visibility), with the
new dentures, were fulfilled, with an improvement of the satisfaction's degree, related to the previous dentures.
After the statistical analysis, men were more unsatisfied by the masticatory function offered by the new dentures and the women by the aesthetic criteria, both being satisfied by the phonation.
Conclusions. The satisfaction degree with the new dentures was better related to the old ones, functionally
and aesthetically. Patients satisfaction in a new complete denture treatment multifactorial is an important
determinant of the success and objective of this type of treatment. |
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ISSN: | 1842-8258 2069-6108 |