Treatment with removable partial dentures: a longitudinal study. Part II
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Auteurs : C. Vanzeveren ; W. D'Hoore ; P. Bercy ; G. LeloupSource :
- Journal of Oral Rehabilitation [ 0305-182X ] ; 2003-05.
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- Abutment, Abutment teeth, Acta odontologica scandinavica, Bergman, Blackwell publishing, Brudvik, Canine, Cantilever, Cantilever bridges, Caries, Carlsson, Clasp, Clinical changes, Debondings, Dental school, Dentistry, Denture, Direct abutments, Edentulous, Edentulous areas, Equipoise, Equipoise clasp, Fracture, Hedegard, Incisor, Isidor, Koivumaa, Longitudinal, Longitudinal study, Lower jaws, Mandibular, Maxillary, Molar, Natural abutments, Natural teeth, Oral rehabilitation, Other teeth, Periodontal, Persistent teeth, Prosthetic, Prosthetic dentistry, Recurrent caries, Removable, Residual teeth, Retentive systems, Rpds, Tting, Universite catholique, Vanzeveren.
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- Abutment, Abutment teeth, Acta odontologica scandinavica, Bergman, Blackwell publishing, Brudvik, Canine, Cantilever, Cantilever bridges, Caries, Carlsson, Clasp, Clinical changes, Debondings, Dental school, Dentistry, Denture, Direct abutments, Edentulous, Edentulous areas, Equipoise, Equipoise clasp, Fracture, Hedegard, Incisor, Isidor, Koivumaa, Longitudinal, Longitudinal study, Lower jaws, Mandibular, Maxillary, Molar, Natural abutments, Natural teeth, Oral rehabilitation, Other teeth, Periodontal, Persistent teeth, Prosthetic, Prosthetic dentistry, Recurrent caries, Removable, Residual teeth, Retentive systems, Rpds, Tting, Universite catholique, Vanzeveren.
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summary The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of an oral rehabilitation by removable partial denture (RPD). Between 1983 and 1994, 629 patients were provided with an RPD at the Dental School of the Université catholique de Louvain. All the RPDs were constructed with a cobalt–chromium framework. All the treatments were provided by dental students under the supervision of clinical instructors. At recall time (1998–2000), 269 patients could not be reached neither by telephone nor by mail and 27 had died. Consequently, 333 patients were called for clinical examination and 254 of these (76·3%) actually attended. For a total of 292 RPDs checked 1893 persistent teeth were listed, with 804 serving as abutments; more than half (57·6%) of these were crowned, for which 51 debondings were recorded. For the period of observation we listed 79 abutments lost (37 at the upper jaw and 42 at the lower jaw), i.e. 9·8% of the total number of abutments. No relation could be established between the type of the abutments (natural or crowned teeth) and the losses observed (Test of Mantel‐Haenszel: P=0·9496). In the upper jaw, the percentage of abutments lost was significantly higher in the presence of free‐end edentulous areas as compared with bounded edentulous areas (Test of Mantel‐Haenszel: P=0·0002); this difference does not appear for the lower jaws (P=0·9558). If we deduct the 25 abutments related with the 11 non‐worn RPDs and the 79 abutments lost, no change becomes apparent for 92·2% of the maxillary abutments and for 85·8% of the mandibular abutments. For the 1089 other teeth, we observed the loss of 40 teeth and the appearance of caries or new fillings for 95 teeth. The fractures of cast clasps represent 3·4%.
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In the upper jaw, the percentage of abutments lost was significantly higher in the presence of free‐end edentulous areas as compared with bounded edentulous areas (Test of Mantel‐Haenszel: P=0·0002); this difference does not appear for the lower jaws (P=0·9558). If we deduct the 25 abutments related with the 11 non‐worn RPDs and the 79 abutments lost, no change becomes apparent for 92·2% of the maxillary abutments and for 85·8% of the mandibular abutments. For the 1089 other teeth, we observed the loss of 40 teeth and the appearance of caries or new fillings for 95 teeth. 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In the upper jaw, the percentage of abutments lost was significantly higher in the presence of free‐end edentulous areas as compared with bounded edentulous areas (Test of Mantel‐Haenszel: P=0·0002); this difference does not appear for the lower jaws (P=0·9558). If we deduct the 25 abutments related with the 11 non‐worn RPDs and the 79 abutments lost, no change becomes apparent for 92·2% of the maxillary abutments and for 85·8% of the mandibular abutments. For the 1089 other teeth, we observed the loss of 40 teeth and the appearance of caries or new fillings for 95 teeth. 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Between 1983 and 1994, 629 patients were provided with an RPD at the Dental School of the Université catholique de Louvain. All the RPDs were constructed with a cobalt–chromium framework. All the treatments were provided by dental students under the supervision of clinical instructors. At recall time (1998–2000), 269 patients could not be reached neither by telephone nor by mail and 27 had died. Consequently, 333 patients were called for clinical examination and 254 of these (76·3%) actually attended. For a total of 292 RPDs checked 1893 persistent teeth were listed, with 804 serving as abutments; more than half (57·6%) of these were crowned, for which 51 debondings were recorded. For the period of observation we listed 79 abutments lost (37 at the upper jaw and 42 at the lower jaw), i.e. 9·8% of the total number of abutments. No relation could be established between the type of the abutments (natural or crowned teeth) and the losses observed (Test of Mantel‐Haenszel: <hi rend="italic">P</hi>=0·9496). In the upper jaw, the percentage of abutments lost was significantly higher in the presence of free‐end edentulous areas as compared with bounded edentulous areas (Test of Mantel‐Haenszel: <hi rend="italic">P</hi>=0·0002); this difference does not appear for the lower jaws (<hi rend="italic">P</hi>=0·9558). If we deduct the 25 abutments related with the 11 non‐worn RPDs and the 79 abutments lost, no change becomes apparent for 92·2% of the maxillary abutments and for 85·8% of the mandibular abutments. For the 1089 other teeth, we observed the loss of 40 teeth and the appearance of caries or new fillings for 95 teeth. 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Between 1983 and 1994, 629 patients were provided with an RPD at the Dental School of the Université catholique de Louvain. All the RPDs were constructed with a cobalt–chromium framework. All the treatments were provided by dental students under the supervision of clinical instructors. At recall time (1998–2000), 269 patients could not be reached neither by telephone nor by mail and 27 had died. Consequently, 333 patients were called for clinical examination and 254 of these (76·3%) actually attended. For a total of 292 RPDs checked 1893 persistent teeth were listed, with 804 serving as abutments; more than half (57·6%) of these were crowned, for which 51 debondings were recorded. For the period of observation we listed 79 abutments lost (37 at the upper jaw and 42 at the lower jaw), i.e. 9·8% of the total number of abutments. 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