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Treatment of Edentulism: Optimizing Outcomes with Tissue Management and Impression Techniques

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Treatment of Edentulism: Optimizing Outcomes with Tissue Management and Impression Techniques

Auteurs : Thomas J. Salinas

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Journal of Prosthodontics [ 1059-941X ] ; 2009-02.

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Abstract

Significant numbers of patients throughout the world seek treatment for edentulism. The trend toward tissue‐integrated prostheses has been a monumental step in restoring edentulous patients to function; however, this treatment can be out of reach for those who fail to qualify or those who do not have sufficient resources to afford it. In these cases, conventional dentures remain an important primary course of treatment. Attention to detail when diagnosing, treatment planning, and performing treatment for these patients is still a prime consideration for the best possible outcome. In particular, many experienced denture wearers are afflicted with chronically inflamed denture‐bearing mucosa. Clinicians must recognize the need for tissue conditioning, choices of impression materials, and accepted fabrication techniques that can have favorable outcomes when matched with patients who are philosophical and realistic in their expectations. The purpose of this article is to review impression philosophies, associated materials, and methods of tissue conditioning. Retention and stability of the denture bases can be augmented by the routine use of denture adhesive, and indications for use of denture adhesive will be discussed.

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