Mandibular two implant-supported overdentures as the first choice standard of care for edentulous patients - the York Consensus Statement

Thomason, J. M.; Feine, Jocelyne S.; Exley, Catherine; Moynihan, Paula; Müller, Frauke; Naert, Ignace; Ellis, J. S.; Barclay, Craig; Butterworth, Chris; Bellows, Scott; Lynch, Christopher D.; Stewardson, Dominic; Smith, Philip W.; Welfare, R D; Hyde, P.; McAndrew, Robert; Fenlon, Michael R.; Barclay, Stewart; Barker, D

doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.2009.728

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“…These programmes have on average 72 ECTS credits, ranging 12 from 180. Respondents reported on average 9.5 students (range [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18] in the final year of study. Three of 11 respondents (27%) acknowledged that implant dentistry is a recognised specialty in their country, and 82% of the respondents (9/11) reported that the postgraduate programme has an official university recognition.…”

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“…As procedures become more predictable and efficient, and cost-benefit ratios improve, implant therapy reaches a growing part of the population as an important treatment alternative in reconstructive dentistry (1)(2)(3). The major indications for implant placement include restoration of oral function and chewing comfort, preservation of dental elements and reconstructions and the replacement of missing teeth (4).…”

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Implant dentistry education in Europe: 5 years after the Association for Dental Education in Europe consensus report

Koole

Vandeweghe

Mattheos³

et al. 2014

Eur J Dental Education

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Introduction: To promote consensus on implant dentistry university education in Europe, a workshop amongst university teachers and opinion leaders was organised in 2008. As a result, guidelines on both under-and postgraduate education were issued. This study aims to investigate the current status of university teaching of implant dentistry and the impact of the recommendations for teaching and assessment, 5 years after the first consensus. Finally, this report attempts to identify future directions in education within the discipline.

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Section: Independent Implant Dentistry Programmesmentioning

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Implant dentistry education in Europe: 5 years after the Association for Dental Education in Europe consensus report

Koole

Vandeweghe

Mattheos³

et al. 2014

Eur J Dental Education

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“…After the 48-month evaluation of the clinical and radiographic data, it was observed that an overdenture retained by immediately loaded implants does not affect the peri-implant tissues, allowing the application of this treatment in patients who cannot afford fixed-implant prostheses over four or five implants because the cost of this treatment is less than that of a fixed prosthesis. 3,4 There are several options for treating a mandibular edentulous patient, all of which have high published survival rates, such as implant overdentures (immediate or delayed loading), implant fixed complete dental prostheses (immediate or delayed loading), and others. Randow et al 19 compared immediate loading with the original delayed loading concept.…”

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“…1 With an overdenture, implants provide the main retention and stability for the removable prosthesis. Many studies have described the benefits of an overdenture as being low cost 2 compared to a fixedimplant prosthesis over five implants for edentulous patients; 3,4 having good stability and retention; 5 using fewer implants to retain the prostheses; 6 and providing improved masticatory function, 7 improved quality of life, 8 maximal bite force, 3 good esthetics, 6 and no compromise in periimplant soft tissue health or marginal bone levels. 9 To simplify the implant treatment and shorten the dental rehabilitation time, 10 the implants can be installed in a one-stage procedure, which also has the advantage of lower cost.…”

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Immediate loading implants with mandibular overdenture: a 48-month prospective follow-up study

Zancopé¹,

Júnior²,

Davi³

et al. 2014

Braz. oral res.

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The aim of this prospective clinical study was to evaluate patient rehabilitation with two immediately loaded implants and bar-retained mandibular overdentures after 48 months of follow-up. Twenty patients were treated with two implants each; of these, 17 patients were re-evaluated for comparison. Gender, age, plaque index, gingival inflammation, keratinized mucosa, probing depth, bleeding, and implant loss data were recorded, and periapical radiographs were obtained for measurement of marginal bone loss. The results were statistically analyzed with one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by Student's t-test and Pearson's correlation test. To compare the data at baseline and after 48 months, a Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test was performed (α = 0.05). One implant failed (2.9%) during the first year and was replaced. A total of 35 implants were evaluated. Bone loss values were 0.52-2.89 mm (mean, 1.46 mm). Probing depth was 1.75-3.75 mm (mean, 2.22 mm). Correlations were found between bone loss and plaque index and between bone loss and gender, but bone loss did not correlate with gingival inflammation, keratinized mucosa, probing depth, or age. The overall survival rate of the implants was 97.1%. Based on these results, the use of two immediately loaded splinted interforaminal implants to retain an overdenture with a bar attachment is a clinically viable option with a high survival rate.

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“…There is sufficient evidence to affirm that the mandibular implant overdenture is a well-established treatment modality, in nondependent edentulous individuals [10], but indication of implant-supported dentures is questionable for patients who have become dependent on others for daily oral health care. Dependent elderly people can benefit from oral implants, when adequate aftercare can be provided [11].…”

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Attitude of accepting dental implant treatment among aged patients

Andreescu¹

2017

Mouth Teeth

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Number of elderly people is increasing worldwide in the same time with an increasing demand of dental implants to replace missing teeth. Treatment plan for mature patient is more complex and implies biological, clinical and socio-economic criteria. Although, there is a trend in use of implants in aged patients, treatment plan should deal with issues of patients will face with the advancing age: chronic diseases, difficulties in cleaning teeth, decreased income. Number of elderly people, senior citizens, is growing worldwide, as demographic developments indicate. There is an increasing life expectancy of the individual and the aging process of modern society is going to maintain with economic, cultural and medical consequences, this age group being the main consumer of health services.Use of dental implants to replace missing teeth becomes more and more popular due to good chewing efficiency and preservation of natural teeth. With careful diagnosis and treatment planning, aged patients are good candidates for dental implants when the treatment plan is accurate [1]. Results from a recent study [2] indicate that patients with advanced age, in reasonably good health, have excellent implant survival rates, excellent quality of life scores, and can be maintained in good oral health.

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Mandibular two implant-supported overdentures as the first choice standard of care for edentulous patients - the York Consensus Statement

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Implant dentistry education in Europe: 5 years after the Association for Dental Education in Europe consensus report

Implant dentistry education in Europe: 5 years after the Association for Dental Education in Europe consensus report

Immediate loading implants with mandibular overdenture: a 48-month prospective follow-up study

Attitude of accepting dental implant treatment among aged patients

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