Speech adaptation after treatment of full edentulism through immediate‐loaded implant protocols

Molly, Liene; Nackaerts, Olivia; Vandewiele, Katrien; Manders, Eric; Steenberghe, Daniël van; Jacobs, Reinhilde

doi:10.1111/j.1600-0501.2007.01305.x

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“…The among-groups comparison showed no significant difference. This can be attributed to sample size as individual analysis revealed lower PCC values in groups B and C for alveolar and dental phonemes which agrees with studies showing that these are the mostly altered phonemes after insertion of total dentures (2,11,15,16).…”

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“…A study reported that the use of conventional prostheses for a long period can harm the adjustment of new prostheses and may require professional help (11). In the current study, three patients have used prostheses for over 10 years and, on the individual analysis, two of them presented no speech alteration.…”

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confidence: 95%

“…Speech symptoms may occur both in implant-supported and conventional prosthesis (8,9,10). Higher satisfaction with the functions of chewing and speech, oral and aesthetic comfort, and quality of life has been reported with the use of the implantsupported prosthesis (5,11,12,13,14).…”

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A fala nas diferentes modalidades de reabilitação oral protética em idosos

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et al. 2010

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TEMA: a produção da fala nas modalidades de reabilitação oral protética. OBJETIVO: verificar se o tipo de reabilitação oral interfere na produção da fala. MÉTODO: 36 idosos (média = 68 anos), divididos em 3 grupos, foram avaliados: 13 com dentes naturais (A), 13 com prótese total mucosossuportada superior e inferior (B) e 10 com prótese total mucosossuportada superior e implantossuportada inferior (C). A estabilidade das próteses foi avaliada por um dentista e amostras de fala foram analisadas por 5 fonoaudiólogos. Para determinar a freqüência de alteração dos sons da fala utilizou-se o cálculo da Porcentagem de Consoantes Corretas (PCC). RESULTADOS: observou-se poucos casos com alteração de fala, com maior freqüência no grupo C (23,08%), sendo a articulação travada presente em todos os grupos, a redução dos movimentos labiais em dois grupos (A e B) e a articulação exagerada e a falta de controle salivar em um dos grupos (C e B). Quanto à PCC, menor valor foi observado para os fones linguodentais nos grupos B e C (maior ocorrência de alteração), seguido dos fones alveolares, predominando casos sem alteração no grupo A, contrariamente aos demais grupos, sendo a projeção lingual e o ceceio as alterações mais encontradas. Não houve diferença entre os grupos e a maioria do grupo B estava com a prótese inferior insatisfatória, não havendo associação entre alteração de fala e prótese insatisfatória. CONCLUSÃO: apesar da amostra pequena, indivíduos reabilitados com prótese total apresentam alteração nos fones linguodentais e alveolares e o tipo de prótese, bem como a estabilidade desta parece não interferir na produção da fala.

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“…However, this type of comparison would have no clinical significance, because all types of dental prostheses requires an adaptation period. Recently, it was verified that the adaptation period for speaking among patients that received immediate protocol-type prostheses was 3 to 6 months [15]. Considering the lower extension of the ISP in the present study, it is possible to realize that the adaptation period for our sample group patients was one month.…”

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confidence: 80%

Health-related quality of life of patients undergoing rehabilitation with implant-supported prostheses

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Leonardi

Losso

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“…They do not evaluate continuous speech but often only single vowels or consonants [1][2][3]. However, this does not reflect real-life communication because no speech but only the voice is examined.…”

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Objective vs. Subjective Evaluation of Speakers with and without Complete Dentures

Haderlein

Maier

Nöth

et al. 2009

Text, Speech and Dialogue

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Abstract. For dento-oral rehabilitation of edentulous (toothless) patients, speech intelligibility is an important criterion. 28 persons read a standardized text once with and once without wearing complete dentures. Six experienced raters evaluated the intelligibility subjectively on a 5-point scale and the voice on the 4-point Roughness-Breathiness-Hoarseness (RBH) scales. Objective evaluation was performed by Support Vector Regression (SVR) on the word accuracy (WA) and word recognition rate (WR) of a speech recognition system, and a set of 95 word-based prosodic features. The word accuracy combined with selected prosodic features showed a correlation of up to r = 0.65 to the subjective ratings for patients with dentures and r = 0.72 for patients without dentures. For the RBH scales, however, the average correlation of the feature subsets to the subjective ratings for both types of recordings was r < 0.4.

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Speech adaptation after treatment of full edentulism through immediate‐loaded implant protocols

Abstract: Immediate loading of oral implants does not seem to compromise the normal 3-6 months speech adaptation period. Whether such procedure presents advantages to the conventional 2-stage rehabilitation remains to be investigated.

Cited by 30 publications

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A fala nas diferentes modalidades de reabilitação oral protética em idosos

A fala nas diferentes modalidades de reabilitação oral protética em idosos

Health-related quality of life of patients undergoing rehabilitation with implant-supported prostheses

Objective vs. Subjective Evaluation of Speakers with and without Complete Dentures

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