Evaluating Distance between Vibrating Line and Fovea Palatinae in Class I, Class II and Class III Soft Palate Types

Kumar, Bharat; Abbas, Muhammad; Naz, Asma; Kumar, Naresh; Ali, Shahid; Lone, Muneeb Ahmed

doi:10.9734/jpri/2020/v32i4331073

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“…Landmarks like fovea palatine and vibrating line helps in exact placement of posterior denture borders however, the different soft palatal shapes show positional variation of vibrating line. 10 Research work by Baharat Kumar 17 and coworkers on 197 subjects reported anteriorly located vibrating line in 64% patient whereas 34 % had line coincide with fovea. None of their subjects had posterior location.…”

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“…Gender based difference in locating vibrating line had been studied in different populations around the world 16,17 . Alous 18 reported insignificant gender-based difference with vibrating line location with respect to fovea.…”

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“…The positional relation of palatine fovea with vibrating line is controversial as it was different in various studies in different part of the world. 14 To the best of our knowledge, we found no study done in Pakistan to evaluate the position of palatine fovea with respect to vibrating line in soft palate types. Many dentures are unsuccessful due to improper formation of denture seal as minor attention given to the diagnostic evaluation and anatomical and physiological relationships of posterior seal.…”

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“…13 Some reported fovea at the vibrating line and other reported posterior to it. Kumar reported 2.07 mean distance of palatine fovea to vibrating line 14 .…”

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“…The sample size was calculated from the previous study on relationship of fovea palatine and vibrating line. 14 The inclusion criteria were that all participants having healthy pink colored mucosa showing palatine fovea. Exclusion criteria had individuals with enlarged tori, acquired or congenital soft and hard palate defects.…”

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Evaluating vibrating line location with respect to palatine fovea in various soft palate types

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Rizvi²,

Zakir³

et al. 2022

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Aim: To determine the frequency of the location of vibrating line in relation to palatine fovea in Class I, II and III soft palate types among patients at Islamic International Dental College, Islamabad. Study design: A cross-sectional observational study Place and duration: Prosthodontic Dept of Islamic International Dental College, Riphah International University, from 2nd October 2021 till 2nd January 2022. Methodology: A total of 200 subjects were selected and clinically examined for various locations of vibrating line with respect to palatine fovea in soft palate types (I, II, III). Phonation method ‘Ah’ was used to locate vibrating line location. Results: The vibrating line location was anterior to palatine fovea in 72.7%, 64.1%, 50% of subjects with Class I, II, III soft palate. 16.5%, 25.6%, 22.7% subjects had vibrating line locating at fovea palatine in Class I, II, III soft palate types. Least observed location was the posterior location of vibrating line; 10.8%,10.3% 27.3% in all soft palate types (class I, II, III). In-significant association with age, gender and soft palate types was seen with location of vibrating line. Conclusion: The vibrating line was located predominantly anterior to palatine fovea in all three soft palate types. Keywords: Dentures, Post dam area, Palatine Fovea, Retention, Soft Palate Contours, Vibrating line.

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“…13 Some reported fovea at the vibrating line and other reported posterior to it. Kumar reported 2.07 mean distance of palatine fovea to vibrating line 14 .…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Relation of Vibrating Line to Location of Fovea Palatinae in Local Population

Khawaja¹,

Shahid²,

Khan³

et al. 2022

J Pak Dent Assoc

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OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to assess the location of foveae palatinae in relation to vibrating line for developing posterior palatal seal to enhance retention of maxillary complete dentures. Retention of a complete denture is the major factor to resist the forces of dislodgement along the path of insertion. In complete denture fabrication, fovea palatinae is the guideline for the posterior extension in the maxilla. Fovea palatinae mucous gland secretion helps in the retention by forming a thin layer within the maxillary complete denture. METHODOLOGY: The study was conducted in Sharif College of Dentistry in Lahore, Pakistan on a sample size of two hundred and fifty dentate, partially dentate and edentate patients with different age groups. Clinical examination of the maxilla was conducted for assessment of the vibrating line, whether it was at, anterior to or posterior to the fovea palatinae. The researcher used an indelible pencil to mark the ah line i.e vibrating line and its distance with fovea palatinae was measured. RESULTS: Results were concluded using SPSS Version 23. The fovea palatinae were mostly found to be located at 1.68 mm±1.11 anterior to the vibrating line. Thus, the dentists should assess this distance for the posterior extension of the maxillary denture. CONCLUSION: Fovea palatinae location in relation to vibrating line is an important landmark for posterior palatal seal in a complete denture. In the majority of cases, fovea palatinae were located 1.68 mm±1.11 anterior to the vibrating line. KEYWORDS: Foveae Palatinae, Vibrating line, Retention, Posterior palatal seal.

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To determine the most posterior limit of the maxillary complete denture thru the position of vibrating line in relation with the fovea palatinae in complete denture patients visiting at tertiary care center.

Farzana Memon

2023

j Muhammad Med Coll

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Introduction: Currently many new treatment choices are present but removable complete denture is still treatment of choice. Retention, stability and support are the essential qualities of removable complete dentures and for these to achieve, borders of the prosthesis should be harmonized contact with surrounding tissues to produces a seal and that seal is known as peripheral seal.Objective: To determine the most posterior limit of the maxillary complete den-ture through position of vibrating line in relation with the fovea palatinae in com-plete denture patients visiting at Prosthodontics department of Isra dental college, Hyderabad.Methodology: During this cross-sectional study from June 2018 to March 2019, 155 edentulous patients of either gender, having age ranges from 40-60 years and above were included. Indelible pencil was used for marking of vibrating line location and results of vibrating line location whether it is anterior, at or posterior to fovea palatinae were recorded in written proforma when patient pronounce the word “Ah” in normal unexaggerated manner.Results: Among 155 edentulous patients, we found vibrating line anterior to fovea palatinae in almost 53% cases followed next in frequency it was found at the fovea palatinae in 46.5% cases.Conclusion: Fovea palatinae is best anatomical structures to help in location of vibrating line and posterior palatal seal and vibrating line in most cases is located anterior to the fovea palatinaeKeywords: Fovea palatinae, maxillary denture, posterior palatal seal area, reten-tion and vibrating line.

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Evaluating Distance between Vibrating Line and Fovea Palatinae in Class I, Class II and Class III Soft Palate Types

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References 14 publications

Evaluating vibrating line location with respect to palatine fovea in various soft palate types

Evaluating vibrating line location with respect to palatine fovea in various soft palate types

Relation of Vibrating Line to Location of Fovea Palatinae in Local Population

To determine the most posterior limit of the maxillary complete denture thru the position of vibrating line in relation with the fovea palatinae in complete denture patients visiting at tertiary care center.

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