Oral stereognosis pattern in patients with dental prosthesis in the elderly population

Singh, Vishwadeepak; Mattoo, Khurshid A

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“…Improvement of the oral mucosa sensitivity as a result of CRLD use was observed by D. Dahiya and co-authors in their studies [12]. V. Singh and co-authors believed the coverage of the mucous membrane of the palate with CRLD not to reduce the tactile sensitivity of the oral mucosa [19]. However, M. Dalaya argued that the better the indices of oral stereognosis, the worse the processes of adaptation to CRLD and the less the patient's satisfaction from its use [13].…”

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“…Eventually, the average time of one sample determination in Group I of patients decreased by 22.5% (p 1 <0.001) for the entire period of the observation (from the initiation of the prosthodontic treatment to the observation period "3 months after the prosthodontic treatment") and the correctness of the samples determination increased by 39.5% (p 1 <0.001). Nowadays, oral stereognosis is more often used as one of the indicators of the level of adaptation to CRLD [19,12,13,14,15]. Improvement of the oral mucosa sensitivity as a result of CRLD use was observed by D. Dahiya and co-authors in their studies [12].…”

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The Use of the Test for Oral Muscular Coordination Ability to Increase the Level of Adaptive Capacity of Oral Cavity Organs to Prosthodontic Treatment of Patients with Completely Absent Dentition

Сарапук

2019

Galician med. j.

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Increase in the level of adaptive capacity of oral cavity organs to the prosthodontic treatment of patients with completely absent dentition is one of the urgent problems of modern dentistry. In order to increase the level of adaptability to complete removable laminar dentures, a set of standard samples according to H. Landt was used to test the ability for precise coordination of masticatory muscles – the MA-test (Muscular-Ability) as a means of a group of muscles stimulation providing precise coordination of masticatory muscles. This adaptation process was called MA-stimulation. The level of adaptive capacity of the oral cavity organs was studied using oral stereognosis. The criteria for oral stereognosis assessment included the average time of one sample determination (sec) and the correctness of the samples determination (%). In order to achieve the objective, we conducted a study of tactile sensitivity in the oral cavity using oral stereognosis in 90 patients with completely absent dentition who applied for the prosthodontic retreatment. The patients’ age ranged from 45 to 89 years. The patients were divided into two groups. Group I included 30 patients who underwent the prosthodontic treatment without preliminary MA-stimulation. Group II included 60 patients who underwent MA-stimulation for 14 days before the prosthodontic treatment. According to the results of oral stereognosis in Group II of patients, the average time of one sample determination after fourteen days of MA-stimulation decreased by 24.5% (p˂0.05) and the index of correctness of the samples determination increased by 32.0% (р˂0.001); the average time of one sample determination decreased by another 19.3% in 1 month after the prosthodontic treatment, and it decreased by 17.4% (р˂0.05) in 3 months after the prosthodontic treatment; the index of the correctness of the samples determination increased by 17.5% (p˂0.001) and 10.5% (p˂0.01) respectively in 1 and 3 months after the prosthodontic treatment. Oral stereognosis indices changed significantly only in 1 month after the prosthodontic treatment in Group I of patients who did not undergo MA-stimulation: the average time of one sample determination decreased only by 14.7% (p˂0.05), and the index of correctness of the samples determination increased only by 24.5 (p˂0.05). According to the results of the research, MA-stimulation is advisable to be included into the prosthodontic treatment of the patients with completely absent dentition as a means of increasing the adaptive capacity of the oral organs.

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The Use of the Test for Oral Muscular Coordination Ability to Increase the Level of Adaptive Capacity of Oral Cavity Organs to Prosthodontic Treatment of Patients with Completely Absent Dentition

Сарапук

2019

Galician med. j.

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“…The results of oral stereognosis indicated that the presence of complete laminar dentures probably restored the tactile sensitivity of the oral mucosa. Amarasena J et al [14], Dahiya D. [10] observed in their studies the improvement of oral sensations as a result of the use of complete laminar dentures for 1 month; Singh V. [15] has also made a conclusion that "covering of the palatal mucous membrane with a denture does not reduce oral stereognostic senses".…”

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“…Over the last years, oral stereognosis has been used more often as an informative and underexplored method of the study of oral mucosa tactile sensitivity [4,7,10,15]. Professor R. Marxkors pays special attention to oral stereognosis for planning of prosthodontic treatment of patients with completely edentulous jaws [6].…”

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Oral Stereognosis in Patients with Completely Edentulous Jaws

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Рожко

2018

Galician med. j.

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Thirty patients with completely edentulous jaws (the main group) and 30 patients without denture defects and treated oral cavity (the control group) were examined in order to study oral stereognosis. Standard H. Landt sets were used. The rate of tactile assessment of the objects shape in the oral cavity of the patients with completely edentulous jaws was established to decrease by 2.6 times on average in comparison with the control group, and the percentage of correctness of the sample determination decreased by 44.4%. After one month of prosthodontic treatment of the patients with completely edentulous jaws with the use of complete laminar dentures, the rate of tactile assessment of the objects' shape increased by 18.3% and the index of the correctness of the sample determination increased by 31.5%. The results of the oral stereognosis study showed that the duration of collecting and analysis of receptor signals of oral mucosa in the patients with completely edentulous jaws was longer than in the patients without denture defects. However, the tactile sensitivity of the oral mucosa had the ability to recover in one month after prosthodontic treatment with complete laminar dentures.

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Savastano

2023

Neuromuscular Orthodontics

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Oral stereognosis pattern in patients with dental prosthesis in the elderly population

Cited by 6 publications

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The Use of the Test for Oral Muscular Coordination Ability to Increase the Level of Adaptive Capacity of Oral Cavity Organs to Prosthodontic Treatment of Patients with Completely Absent Dentition

The Use of the Test for Oral Muscular Coordination Ability to Increase the Level of Adaptive Capacity of Oral Cavity Organs to Prosthodontic Treatment of Patients with Completely Absent Dentition

Oral Stereognosis in Patients with Completely Edentulous Jaws

The Ideal Function Is Linked to Ideal Swallow

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