Mandibular posture following tooth extraction

Richardson, Andrew; Allen, R. T.

doi:10.1016/0300-5712(80)90046-9

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“…The continuing investigations revealed that the VDR changes continuously with ageing and tooth loss [3,4,[43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50]; thus, sole measurement of the distance between two selected points is not an entirely reliable method of VDO assessment, especially in edentulous patients [48,[51][52][53]. Swerdlow indicated that an interocclusal distance accommodates to changes in the vertical dimension of occlusion [54].…”

Section: Vertical Dimension At Restmentioning

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Different approaches in determining the vertical and horizontal jaw relations during complete denture fabrication – a literature review

Zielke¹,

Jasnoch²,

Maciejewska³

2021

jos

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Recording the jaw relations is a critical step during the fabrication of complete dentures. Both vertical and horizontal relations must be correctly established to ensure efficient function of the complete dentures with the least amount of trauma to the supporting tissues and temporomandibular joints (TMJs). The aim of this review was to collect comprehensive data about the most recommended methods for determining the optimal vertical dimension of occlusion (VDO) during the fabrication of complete dentures and to determine whether and/or to what extent these methods respect the correct spatial relations in TMJs. An electronic search through the PubMed, Web of Science, OVID, SCOPUS and EBSCO search engines selected 111 references from peer-reviewed journals, which met the inclusion criteria for this literature review. The single, exclusive and scientifically confirmed consensus for the determination of both the VDO and centric relation during complete denture fabrication is still lacking. Authors agree that the establishment of an incorrect relation between the maxilla and mandible causes severe, mostly harmful consequences in the stomatognathic system. So far the available procedures are associated with a high degree of subjective clinical judgements and variability. Thus, ongoing studies with the application of new technologies are still current and strongly recommended.

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Section: Vertical Dimension At Restmentioning

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Different approaches in determining the vertical and horizontal jaw relations during complete denture fabrication – a literature review

Zielke¹,

Jasnoch²,

Maciejewska³

2021

jos

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“…Richardson and Allen (12) have been advanced that the tongue space is made larger by removal of teeth as the tongue spreads into it and is aided in this operation by elevation of the mandible.…”

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Evaluation of the effect of tongue space encroachment on the rest vertical dimension

Abdullah¹

2018

MDJ

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This study is aimed to evaluate the effect of tongue space encroachment on the rest vertical dimension. The sample consisted of 30 Iraqi subjects (12 females and 18 males), average age is 25 years old. The rest vertical dimension is measured for them with and without a bulky acrylic appliance. The results of this study found that the effect of tongue space encroachment not immediately but in a longer time increase the rest vertical dimension. In this study we concluded that the rest vertical dimension is not stable.

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Tongue position in relation to edentulous mandibular impressions

Kotkin

Slabbert

1987

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

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Mandibular posture following tooth extraction

Cited by 3 publications

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Different approaches in determining the vertical and horizontal jaw relations during complete denture fabrication – a literature review

Different approaches in determining the vertical and horizontal jaw relations during complete denture fabrication – a literature review

Evaluation of the effect of tongue space encroachment on the rest vertical dimension

Tongue position in relation to edentulous mandibular impressions

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