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The challenge of the partially edentulous mouth

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The challenge of the partially edentulous mouth

Auteurs : Alexander L. Martone

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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry [ 0022-3913 ] ; 1958.

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Abstract

Abstract: To meet the challenge of the partially edentulous mouth, the combined current thinking of some of the leading prosthodontists has been merely molded into a long-range treatment plan. The philosophy of this treatment is based on the simple rigid clasp-retained partial denture, which can be constructed and maintained by most dentists for the majority of their partially edentulous patients.The three major objectives are: (1) the economic consideration of the treatment for the patient, (2) the avoidance of unnecessary duplication of effort, and (3) the prolongation of the partially edentulous period for the patient.A hypothetical clinical series of various stages of degenerative dental diseases for partially edentulous patients, progressing from Class III to Class II to Class I and to Class IV of the Kennedy Classification, has been used to illustrate long-range partial denture planning. This treatment is not merely adding teeth to an appliance. It is rather the control of the total stress loads by keeping them to a minimum and within the tissue tolerance and health of the patient. In approaching these three objectives, a long-term prosthodontic service is offered. Emphasis is placed on a continuous consideration of the total welfare of the patient. The dental destiny of the patient is in the hands of the dentist where it should be. The dentist alone, by virtue of his training and experience, is capable of assuming this responsibility.

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