Rehabilitation of recurrent unicystic ameloblastoma using distraction osteogenesis and dental implants

Natashekara, M; Chowdhary, Ramesh; Chandraker, Neeraj Kumar

doi:10.4103/0974-6781.111718

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“…66% participants had information about dental implants via their dentists followed by magazine, newspaper, social media etc. This is in accordance with studies like Chowdhary et al 14 and Satpathy et al 15 which stated that the primary source of information of dental implants for patients are dentists. Hussain AA et al 2023 10 in a study at Swiss University clinic reported that primary source of information are dentists (59%) followed by the internet (50%), relatives and friends (40%).…”

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Awareness and oral health related quality of life (OHRQoL) in patients with dental implants compared to tooth supported FPD: A questionnaire study

Parmar,

Bakutra,

Vishnoi

et al. 2024

Journal of Oral Biology and Craniofacial Research

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Awareness and oral health related quality of life (OHRQoL) in patients with dental implants compared to tooth supported FPD: A questionnaire study

Parmar,

Bakutra,

Vishnoi

et al. 2024

Journal of Oral Biology and Craniofacial Research

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“…Compared to ten years back study done by Chowdhary et al [15] our study results have shown that younger adults are aware of implant supported prostheses there is a percentage of growth in awareness of implant restoration among the individuals, but their study was on multicenters. Future study has to be conducted for the same at various multicenters Similar to Nomura et al [11] study, our study has shown that the likelihood of attending prosthodontics treatment is related to sociodemographic background.…”

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“…However, between individuals and countries, the thoughts and knowledge of patients about dental implants vary [14]. In a survey, it was found that only 23.24% of the non-rural population heard about dental implants in an Indian study [15]. In another Indian study, it was shown that only 33% of the participants had heard of dental implants as a treatment modality [16].…”

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Knowledge, Awareness, Attitude and Behaviour about Prosthodontic Treatment for Missing Teeth among Indian Population: A Cross Sectional Study

Aradya

Dhakshaini

Swamy

et al. 2023

UPJOZ

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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the level of awareness, knowledge, attitude and behaviour of the population aged 16-84 years toward the presence of missing teeth and prosthodontics treatment options available for replacing those missing teeth. Study Selection: A pre-structured multiple-choice questionnaire consisting of socio-demographic questions was given to 300 patients randomly after obtaining their informed consent. The questions included in the survey helped to assess the patient's level of knowledge and awareness of the prosthodontic treatment as a whole. Results: All the age group population were aware of missing teeth in their mouth and are aware of the replacement of those missing teeth. Among subjects, with a degree qualification, 18% choice of removable, 38.5% choice was fixed partial denture, and the other 38.5 % choice was implant option. For 61.6% of the elder group, 47.6% of the middle age group, and 32.7% of the younger adults, friends and relatives were the sources of information. Conclusion: This study found that patients' understanding, and awareness of prosthodontic treatment had improved. Removable dentures were the treatment option of choice for the geriatric age group when considering prosthodontic treatment alternatives. Higher-educated individuals opted for fixed dentures and implants as treatment choices.

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“…(Berge, 2000;Tepper et al, 2003). The indings of the present investigation were higher than (Chowdhary et al, 2013).…”

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Awareness Among Patients Regarding Implants as a Treatment Option for Replacement of Missing Teeth Among Rural Population

Teja

Ariga

Ganapathy

2020

ijrps

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Regular oral conditions have been appeared to substantially affect prosperity and quality of life. The loss of at least one common teeth often brings about incapacity, as basic day by day living exercises, for example, talking and eating are hindered, and furthermore in a handicap, for instance, by diminished social communication as a result of humiliation related with dental replacement wearing. The primary characterization of prosthodontics is the restoration of function following tooth loss. The study aimed to understand awareness among rural patients about implants for replacing missing teeth. This survey was done among 100 subjects in rural zones using a self-administered questionnaire. The mean age of the participants of 36.5yrs. Information pertaining to awareness of dental implants, reasons for replacement, and information sources over dental implants were obtained.The collected data were collected and analyzed.Out of 100 subjects, 55 were males and 45 females. Around 35% of the subjects were aware of dental implants. 64% seeked replacement for masticatory reasons,32% for esthetic reasons, and 4% for phonetics. Dentists were the primary source of information about implants (73%) followed by mass media (15%) and friends (12%). The greater part of the participants were not having awareness with respect to implants and not many had undergone implant treatment. It additionally demonstrated the requirement for giving more information to patients regarding this treatment modality.

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Rehabilitation of recurrent unicystic ameloblastoma using distraction osteogenesis and dental implants

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Awareness and oral health related quality of life (OHRQoL) in patients with dental implants compared to tooth supported FPD: A questionnaire study

Awareness and oral health related quality of life (OHRQoL) in patients with dental implants compared to tooth supported FPD: A questionnaire study

Knowledge, Awareness, Attitude and Behaviour about Prosthodontic Treatment for Missing Teeth among Indian Population: A Cross Sectional Study

Awareness Among Patients Regarding Implants as a Treatment Option for Replacement of Missing Teeth Among Rural Population

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