Contemporary Techniques for Denture Fabrication

McCord, Joan

doi:10.1111/j.1532-849x.2009.00439.x

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“…It is possible that increased roughness is consequent to the use of a zinc oxide‐eugenol paste and led to such differences. In a crossover trial, McCord compared complete dentures fabricated on casts poured into three final impression materials: zinc oxide‐eugenol paste, poly(vinyl siloxane) or a mixture of impression compound and tracing compound. That study found that the use of zinc oxide‐eugenol paste impressions never resulted in patient preference, disclosing that the selection of impression materials matters to complete denture treatment's outcome.…”

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A randomised trial of a simplified method for complete denture fabrication: patient perception and quality

Regis

Cunha

Vecchia

et al. 2013

J of Oral Rehabilitation

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Complete denture fabrication involves a series of complex technical procedures. Nevertheless, simplified methods may be as effective as conventional ones albeit the lesser use of time and resources, without disadvantage for the patient. This study compared a simplified method for complete denture fabrication to a conventional protocol in terms of oral health-related quality of life (OHRQoL), patient satisfaction and denture quality. Forty-two edentulous patients requesting treatment with complete dentures were randomly allocated into two study groups. Group S received dentures fabricated by a simplified method and Group C received conventionally fabricated dentures. Before interventions and after three and 6 months following insertion, OHRQoL and patient satisfaction were analysed by specific instruments. A prosthodontist assessed denture quality 3 months after delivery. Groups presented no difference for OHRQoL, denture quality and general satisfaction. Differences regarding patient satisfaction with some aspects of the dentures were found after 3 months (S > C), but were insignificant at 6 months. It was concluded that the simplified method is able to produce dentures of a quality comparable to those produced by the conventional method, influencing OHRQoL and patient satisfaction similarly.

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A randomised trial of a simplified method for complete denture fabrication: patient perception and quality

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Vecchia

et al. 2013

J of Oral Rehabilitation

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“…Moreover, consideration of factors other than the adaption accuracy have been advocated in the selection of denture processing system 21,22) . However, newer denture materials and processing techniques are being introduced continuously because the contemporary technique for denture fabrication are still unsatisfactory 35) . A relatively higher fit of the denture base may be helpful in reducing the initial adaptation period of the denture wearer.…”

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Comparative adaptation accuracy of acrylic denture bases evaluated by two different methods

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This study examined the adaptation accuracy of acrylic denture base processed using fluid-resin (PERform), injection-moldings (SRIvocap, Success, Mak Press), and two compression-molding techniques. The adaptation accuracy was measured primarily by the posterior border gaps at the mid-palatal area using a microscope and subsequently by weighing of the weight of the impression material between the denture base and master cast using hand-mixed and automixed silicone. The correlation between the data measured using these two test methods was examined. The PERform and Mak Press produced significantly smaller maximum palatal gap dimensions than the other groups (p<0.05). Mak Press also showed a significantly smaller weight of automixed silicone material than the other groups (p<0.05), while SR-Ivocap and Success showed similar adaptation accuracy to the compressionmolding denture. The correlationship between the magnitude of the posterior border gap and the weight of the silicone impression materials was affected by either the material or mixing variables.

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“…Additional randomized controlled trials that used similar simplified techniques for the fabrication of complete dentures should be performed with larger sample sizes and longer follow-up periods. (J Prosthet Dent 2015;113: [12][13][14][15][16] the use of a semi-adjustable articulator with a facebow, wax evaluation, and occlusal adjustment in a semiadjustable articulator. Any alternative method that eliminates any of the stages is called a simplified method, which means that the simplified method can vary among studies.…”

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Simplified versus traditional techniques for complete denture fabrication: A systematic review

Paulino

Alves

Gurgel

et al. 2015

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

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Contemporary Techniques for Denture Fabrication

Cited by 30 publications

References 11 publications

A randomised trial of a simplified method for complete denture fabrication: patient perception and quality

A randomised trial of a simplified method for complete denture fabrication: patient perception and quality

Comparative adaptation accuracy of acrylic denture bases evaluated by two different methods

Simplified versus traditional techniques for complete denture fabrication: A systematic review

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