Prosthodontic Management of Compromised Ridges and Situations

Mehra, Divya; Prasad, D Krishna

doi:10.1055/s-0040-1703754

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“…The atrophy of the ridge is progressive during the first year and gradually the rate of resorption reduces. Ridge atrophy causes increase in the inter arch space (D., Mehra and D., 2014). Most resorption occurs in the alveolar process, whereas the basal portion remains relatively intact.…”

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Knowledge and Awareness Regarding Clinical Management of Thin Ridges Among Dentist Practicing Dental Implants - A Questionnaire Based Online Survey

2021

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The study aims to assess the knowledge and awareness regarding clinical management of thin ridges among dentists practising dental implants. Deficient alveolar ridge is a common difficulty faced by dental practitioners during replacement of missing teeth by dental implants. Hence there is a need to gain adequate bone to place implants. There are various methods to manage thin ridges. Proper knowledge and skills are needed to manage this situation. This study was designed around a questionnaire assessing the knowledge and awareness among dentists on an online platform -google forms was used to prepare the survey, the link of the survey was distributed to the volunteers using convenience sampling and snowball sampling methods. The data was collected, tabulated in excel sheets, and analyzed using the SPSS software. In this study most of the Prosthodontist, Oral Surgeon and Periodontist feel that managing reduced height is challenging and most of the specialists prefer bone expansion than ridge splitting. The commonly used graft material was autograft and the specialist preferred to augment bone when encountered a thin ridge.

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Knowledge and Awareness Regarding Clinical Management of Thin Ridges Among Dentist Practicing Dental Implants - A Questionnaire Based Online Survey

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Residual ridge resorption, the effect on prosthodontics management of edentulous patient: an article review

Benhamida

Maroush

Elgendy

et al. 2019

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Bone resorption is a chronic, progressive disease and irreversible process that occurs in all patients and can be classified into six different types. There are some of etiological factors that may cause resorbed ridge such as anatomical, prosthodontics, metabolic and systemic factors. The present article, were reviewed the literature concerning on possible mechanism, diagnosis, etiological factors and how to manage and prevent of resorbed ridge for edentulous patients

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Cone-beam computed tomography evaluation of bone height and width in 7 different tooth regions of totally edentulous maxilla

Öner Talmaç,

Orhan,

Ciğerim

et al. 2024

Journal of Health Sciences and Medicine

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Aims: The aim of this study was to evaluate the residual alveolar bone height and bone width at different depths from the central tooth region to the second molar tooth region in maxillary totally edentulous individuals. Methods: This retrospective observational radiographic study was performed on cone beam computed tomography images of patients who presented to the department of oral and maxillofacial surgery for dental implant evaluation between January 2010 and March 2023. Horizontal measurements were taken on sagittal cross-sectional images at vertical depths of 1 mm, 3 mm, 5 mm and 7 mm from the alveolar crest. Vertical measurements were made by measuring the distance between the crest of the alveolar ridge and the base of the nose or the base of the maxillary sinus. The results were evaluated with 95% confidence interval and significance at p

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Prosthodontic Management of Compromised Ridges and Situations

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

Knowledge and Awareness Regarding Clinical Management of Thin Ridges Among Dentist Practicing Dental Implants - A Questionnaire Based Online Survey

Knowledge and Awareness Regarding Clinical Management of Thin Ridges Among Dentist Practicing Dental Implants - A Questionnaire Based Online Survey

Residual ridge resorption, the effect on prosthodontics management of edentulous patient: an article review

Cone-beam computed tomography evaluation of bone height and width in 7 different tooth regions of totally edentulous maxilla

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