A Comparative Study of Remolding and Conventional Construction of Complete Dentures. Physiological Arrangement of Artificial Teeth Using Dynamic Fitness Material for Remolding.

Abstract

The proper relation of the muscle pressure surface form and surrounding tissue is of great

Measurement of the Cross-sectional Image of an Edentulous Mandible by Computed Tomography: Application of Silicone Materials as Markers

“…X-ray examinations include cephalometric radiographs, rotational panoramic radiography, and tomography. 13 Information on mandibular resorption in each mandibular area is useful for treatment planning in edentulous prosthetic and implant treatment. Although rotational panoramic radiography is the most frequently used method in clinics, it is difficult to diagnose the precise bucco-lingual width or mandibular height using this technique.…”

Evaluation of transitional implant stabilized overdentures: a case series report

“…Two to 3 weeks before IPI* placement, masticatory movements were measured using the existing mandibular CD, and questionnaires about comfort and chewing were completed to evaluate the existing CD without TI (24–27).…”

“…Each individual activity was identified, and the mean time and standard deviation of each phase (namely, the opening phase, closing phase and occluding phase) were measured. A coefficient of variation (CV; %) for each individual activity and each phase was then calculated from the standard deviation divided by the mean time (24–27). This measurement was repeated three times before and after IPI placement.…”

“…The test food used was one piece of fresh gummy candy ¶ (approximately 4 gm). All chewing was performed on the side preferred by each patient and proceeded at the patient's own pace until swallowing (24)(25)(26)(27). This process was repeated three times per denture.…”

“…TI‐retained overdentures were fabricated by converting the existing mandibular complete dentures of seven mandibular edentulous patients. To observe the stability of the TI‐stabilized overdentures (24–28), masticatory movements (mandibular movements during chewing) were measured before and after TI placement, and the patients were questioned about the function of each denture.…”