The impact of kiddy dentures on maxillary arch growth

Shih, Wen-Yu; Wu, Fu-Ya

doi:10.1016/j.jcma.2015.12.009

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“…The only disadvantage is that the incorporation of bands on the permanent first molars may hamper the transverse maxillary growth. 11 It is a favorable interim option for replacing lost anterior teeth in a growing child wherein ossification of midpalatine suture has not occurred, 12 thereby minimally affecting the maxillary transverse growth. If this procedure is performed at the right time, that is, before the ossification of the midpalatin suture, 11,12 the labiopalatal alveolar dimensions can be preserved for years while at the same time allowing for extra vertical growth, making restoration possible later with an implant.…”

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Avulsed Anterior Permanent Tooth Replaced by Fixed Functional Interim Prosthesis with Natural Crown: A Case Report Interim Prosthesis with Natural Crown: A Case Report

Pal¹,

Dev²,

Zahir³

et al. 2019

J Dent Indones

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Trauma to the anterior teeth is common in children, who become susceptible to such injury from the very moment they attempt to walk erect independently. Dental avulsion refers to the complete displacement of the tooth from its socket due to trauma. Various treatment modalities are available to treat such case. The tooth can be replanted back or replaced by a prosthesis depending on the extraoral drytime and the stage of development of root of the avulsed tooth. Objective: To describes a case of avulsed permanent maxillary central incisor managed by fixed functional prosthesis. Case report: A 12-year-old boy came with an avulsed permanent maxillary central incisor. The tooth was replaced esthetically and satisfactorily after 1 month of avulsion by means of a biologically fixed functional prosthesis, that is, a modified "Hollywood Bridge." In this modality, the crown of the avulsed tooth was used as a pontic, and stainless steel wires and bands were used to fix the prosthesis in the mouth as an interim treatment option.

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Avulsed Anterior Permanent Tooth Replaced by Fixed Functional Interim Prosthesis with Natural Crown: A Case Report Interim Prosthesis with Natural Crown: A Case Report

Pal¹,

Dev²,

Zahir³

et al. 2019

J Dent Indones

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“…Lateral dislocations, intrusions, and dental avulsions are found in the group of traumatic injuries associated with severe complications [9]. Dental avulsions range between 7% and 13% of these injuries [10].…”

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“…These elements were also determinant factors in the decision to use this device. One of the strengths in the present case is the preservation of the tissue in which it is placed and the maintenance of Case Reports in Dentistry the device until the eruption of the successor tooth [9], with its adjustment related to normal maxillary growth. There are advantages that make it an excellent alternative to a removable device [16] and even a fixed device in young patients [2].…”

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Rehabilitation of a Child with Denari Prosthesis after Dental Avulsion

Arcos-López

Parise-Vasco

Vega

et al. 2022

Case Reports in Dentistry

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Prosthetic rehabilitation in cases of premature loss of temporary teeth always is a procedure that must be carried out in a planned and integral manner. The avoidance of opposing tooth extrusion, loss of horizontal space, and acquisition of bad oral habits are fundamental to not trigger alterations in the child’s occlusal development and psychological development. The purpose of this document is to report the clinical case of a 4-year-old patient with avulsion of the anterior primary teeth secondary to severe automobile trauma. In this case, we describe the use of a Denari-type fixed partial prosthesis. This prosthesis can recover the function and aesthetics of the superior anterior sector of the oral cavity, thus preventing lingual interposition. The treatment with the Denari prosthesis allowed satisfactory results relating to the transverse growth of the maxillary bone in this case report.

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“…Ретенция верхних постоянных резцов -одна из сложных аномалий, для которой характерно непрорезывание зуба при наличии его в альвеолярном отростке [1,4,5]. По данным ряда отечественных авторов, ретенция верхних постоянных резцов составляет до 40 % среди всех ретенированных комплектных зубов [21,26]. Она приводит к целому ряду морфофункциональных и эстетических нарушений [11,24,25].…”

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The Combination of Factors - Early Loss of Upper Temporal Incisors and Mouth Breathing - In the Formation of Retention of Permanent Incisors. Clinical Case

Бимбас¹,

Бимбас

Шишмарева³

et al. 2018

Actual Problems in Dentistry

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Subject. Demonstration of the clinical case retention of the upper permanent incisor and the stages of treatment. The aim of the study is to present in the clinical example the consequence of premature loss of upper temporal incisors and obstruction of nasal breathing in the form of retention of the upper permanent incisor. Methodology. The article describes the clinical case of treatment of the retention of a permanent incisor of the 9 years 11 months aged patient. The article presents a combination of the main factors for the occurrence of retention of incisors, such as premature loss of upper temporal incisors and the disruption of nasal breathing. The patient underwent a complete clinical examination with additional research methods, a phased treatment plan was drawn up. Complex orthodonto-surgical treatment on bracket system with forced diagnostic extrusion of the upper permanent incisor was carried out for 20 months. The article presents the phased dynamics of orthodontic treatment. Results. The upper permanent incisor was installed in the dentition as a result of the treatment, the upper jaw widened, a favorable closure of the dentition in the vertical plane was achieved, the jaw occlusion was preserved in class II, nasal breathing was improved. Conclusion. With early loss of upper temporal incisors, mouth breathing and contraction of the upper jaw, the use of a device with a screw along the middle line and artificial teeth is necessary, timely screening study - the analysis of orthopantomograms in children is necessary from 6 years to prevent the retention of teeth (in the period of an early replacement bite), which will allow to diagnose deviations in the development of the dentoalveolar system and start treatment in time.

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The impact of kiddy dentures on maxillary arch growth

Abstract: Kiddy dentures do interfere with the transverse growth of the dental arch over the abutment tooth area during a 1-year follow-up period. However the teeth adjacent to the confined abutments still show transverse growth.

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Avulsed Anterior Permanent Tooth Replaced by Fixed Functional Interim Prosthesis with Natural Crown: A Case Report Interim Prosthesis with Natural Crown: A Case Report

Avulsed Anterior Permanent Tooth Replaced by Fixed Functional Interim Prosthesis with Natural Crown: A Case Report Interim Prosthesis with Natural Crown: A Case Report

Rehabilitation of a Child with Denari Prosthesis after Dental Avulsion

The Combination of Factors - Early Loss of Upper Temporal Incisors and Mouth Breathing - In the Formation of Retention of Permanent Incisors. Clinical Case

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