Orthodontic Treatment and Implant‐Prosthetic Rehabilitation of a Partially Edentulous Patient

Farret, Milton Meri Benitez; Farret, Marcel Marchiori; Carlesso, Jhosué; Carlesso, Oscar

doi:10.1002/9781119274605.ch20

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“…21 The use of two A-silicone materials allows improved dimensional accuracy and less deformation 22 , compared to alginate material that most clinicians use for orthodontic patients. [2][3][4][5][6][7][8] It also permits better detail reproduction and adhesion between the impression materials, compared to irreversible hydrocolloid material or an alginate and silicone combination. 22 Studies assessing the prosthetic impression quality of an implant emergence profile using the Er:YAG are scarce in the scientific literature.…”

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“…[1][2][3] Nowadays, implants are extensively used in several disciplines of dentistry. Patients affected with malocclusion and partial edentulism frequently insist on being treated as quickly as possible.…”

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“…The placement of dental implants can provide a good quality of anchorage control, as well as a method to reposition the natural teeth. [1][2][3] However, interdisciplinary treatment can entail some difficulties. If the implant placement takes place during orthodontic treatment and before its finalization, a satisfactory impression is hard to obtain.…”

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Dental impressions are mainly used to record the geometry of hard and soft tissue and the relations between teeth and the adjacent tissues. In implantology, precise implant impressions are necessary to obtain the best possible detailed reproduction of the implant site and the passive intraoral fit of the implant framework. However, ensuring those necessities in the interdisciplinary treatment of orthodontic patients requires revised impression techniques and materials. In this study a modified one-stage putty-wash pick-up implant impression procedure was used, incorporating the use of two additional silicone materials and modeling wax. Additionally, an Er:YAG laser was used to obtain a better emergence profile for implant restorations and an immediate impression, which shortened the prosthodontic stage in patients undergoing orthodontic treatment. The technique described here for taking the impression and creating the emergence profile offers dental practitioners additional options in implantoprosthodontic treatment of orthodontic patients, as the method is characterized by simple preparation and satisfactory implant site reproduction.

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