Studies on adaptation to complete dentures. Part II: Oral stereognosis and tactile sensibility
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Auteurs : F. Müller ; I. Link ; K. Fuhr ; K. UtzSource :
- Journal of Oral Rehabilitation [ 0305-182X ] ; 1995-10.
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- Acta odontologica scandivavica, Adaptation, Adaptation capability, Adaptation problems, Adaptation process, Alveolar ridges, Average identification time, Berry mabood, Berry mahood, Bivariate regression plots, Blackweil science, Blackwell science, Brill, Clinical examination, Complete dentures, Copper foils, Correct identification, Denture, Denture patients, Denture problems, Denture retention, Deutsche zahnarztliche zeitschrift, Discrimination tbresbold, Discrimination threshold, Edentate subjects, Elderly person, Full palatal coverage, Good denture retention, Grasso catalanatto, Identification time, Mock experiments, Mock trials, Muller etal, Oral ability, Oral mucosa, Oral perception, Oral rehabilitation, Oral stereognosis, Oral stereognosis test, Oral stereognostic ability, Palatal coverage, Present study, Previous dentures, Prosthetic, Prosthetic dentistry, Prosthetic treatment, Recognition time, Retention group, Right premolar area, Sensibility, Spearman rank correlation coefficient, Statistical analysis, Stereognosis, Stereognostic, Stereognostic ability, Tactile, Tactile sensibility, Tactile sensibility thresholds, Tactile threshold, Total number, Trial round, Trial rounds, White noise.
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- Acta odontologica scandivavica, Adaptation, Adaptation capability, Adaptation problems, Adaptation process, Alveolar ridges, Average identification time, Berry mabood, Berry mahood, Bivariate regression plots, Blackweil science, Blackwell science, Brill, Clinical examination, Complete dentures, Copper foils, Correct identification, Denture, Denture patients, Denture problems, Denture retention, Deutsche zahnarztliche zeitschrift, Discrimination tbresbold, Discrimination threshold, Edentate subjects, Elderly person, Full palatal coverage, Good denture retention, Grasso catalanatto, Identification time, Mock experiments, Mock trials, Muller etal, Oral ability, Oral mucosa, Oral perception, Oral rehabilitation, Oral stereognosis, Oral stereognosis test, Oral stereognostic ability, Palatal coverage, Present study, Previous dentures, Prosthetic, Prosthetic dentistry, Prosthetic treatment, Recognition time, Retention group, Right premolar area, Sensibility, Spearman rank correlation coefficient, Statistical analysis, Stereognosis, Stereognostic, Stereognostic ability, Tactile, Tactile sensibility, Tactile sensibility thresholds, Tactile threshold, Total number, Trial round, Trial rounds, White noise.
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summary High oral perception is thought to contribute to poor adaptation to new dentures. The aim of this study was to evaluate the oral stereognosis and tactile sensibility in edentate subjects and relate these to patient age and capability of adaptation to new prostheses. A total of 67 patients were provided with new complete dentures 2‐3 weeks before the experiment. In 54 subjects, the oral stereognosis was evaluated by 12 different test‐pieces, which were placed unseen on the tongue and had to be recognized. In 38 patients, the oral tactile sensibility was determined in the premolar area using copper foils. The capability of adaptation was evaluated by a questionnaire.
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The aim of this study was to evaluate the oral stereognosis and tactile sensibility in edentate subjects and relate these to patient age and capability of adaptation to new prostheses. A total of 67 patients were provided with new complete dentures 2‐3 weeks before the experiment. In 54 subjects, the oral stereognosis was evaluated by 12 different test‐pieces, which were placed unseen on the tongue and had to be recognized. In 38 patients, the oral tactile sensibility was determined in the premolar area using copper foils. The capability of adaptation was evaluated by a questionnaire.</p><p>Denture retention was assessed by clinical examination. The number of correctly identified test‐pieces and the average identification time were related to the age, but no relation was found to patients’capability of adaptation. The tactile sensibility was found to be impaired with age and diminished capability of adaptation. Both adaptation and oral tactile sensibility were significantly lower in subjects with poor lower‐denture retention. In conclusion, the results cannot support a relationship between high oral stereognosis and adaptation problems. 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The aim of this study was to evaluate the oral stereognosis and tactile sensibility in edentate subjects and relate these to patient age and capability of adaptation to new prostheses. A total of 67 patients were provided with new complete dentures 2‐3 weeks before the experiment. In 54 subjects, the oral stereognosis was evaluated by 12 different test‐pieces, which were placed unseen on the tongue and had to be recognized. In 38 patients, the oral tactile sensibility was determined in the premolar area using copper foils. The capability of adaptation was evaluated by a questionnaire.</p><p>Denture retention was assessed by clinical examination. The number of correctly identified test‐pieces and the average identification time were related to the age, but no relation was found to patients’capability of adaptation. The tactile sensibility was found to be impaired with age and diminished capability of adaptation. 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