Prosthodontic and Surgical Management of a Completely Edentulous Patient with a Severe Class III Skeletal Maxillomandibular Relationship: A Clinical Report

Ashy, Linah M; Sukotjo, Cortino

doi:10.1111/jopr.12049

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“…In this study, the multidisciplinary planning, and the orthognathic surgery of prosthetic patients with severe skeletal malformations of the maxillo-mandibular complex is described, especially those patients who hesitate in malocclusions of II or III Angle's dentalskeletal class and who present a total or partial edentulism or a fixed-type rehabilitation. According to Ashy et al, Siadat et al, and Jain et al's works [4,6,24], the procedure for the rehabilitation of patients who are totally or partially edentulous candidates for orthognathic surgery begins with surgical and orthodontic analyses through clinical and radiographic examinations. Firstly, temporary prostheses, designed according to the patient's natural occlusion, are manufactured.…”

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“…Once the group of the upper and lower front teeth has been assembled according to the above assessments, the vertical dimension can be determined. This is done first by assembling the elements of the upper prosthesis according to the future Frankfurt plan and then mounting the elements of the lower mobile prosthesis [22][23][24]. Logically, the parameters for the assembly of these prosthetic elements are those followed for the assembly of a normal mobile prosthesis with respect to the anatomical curves of Spee and Wilson.…”

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Multidisciplinary Planning in Orthognathic Surgery for Prosthetic Patients

Brauner,

Amelina,

Laudoni

et al. 2023

Applied Sciences

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The correction of malocclusions with severe skeletal deformity generally requires surgery combined with orthodontic or prosthodontic treatment; partially or totally edentulous patients, and patients with a prosthetic fixed crown, represent treatment restrictions and, therefore, challenges. The purpose of this study is to show a complete multidisciplinary approach and the planning involved (pre-, intra-, and post-operative) for a patient with a class-II or -III dento-skeletal malformation, who presents a total or partial edentulism or a fixed-type rehabilitation and, therefore, requires a combined orthognathic surgical treatment with prosthetic rehabilitation. Orthognathic surgery can be performed on an edentulous or prosthodontic patient to correct discrepancies between the jaws, followed by the placement of implants or a mobile prosthesis to rehabilitate the maxillary bones maxillary Different surgical approaches and technical variations have been proposed; however, the key to the success of such treatments lies in the multidisciplinary nature of the entire diagnostic, programmatic, and therapeutic path, which, therefore, necessitates close collaboration between different specialists—in particular, the maxillofacial surgeon, the orthodontist, and the prosthetist.

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Multidisciplinary Planning in Orthognathic Surgery for Prosthetic Patients

Brauner,

Amelina,

Laudoni

et al. 2023

Applied Sciences

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Discriminating Masticatory Performance and OHRQoL According to Facial Morphology in Complete Denture Wearers: A Single-Center Controlled Study

Martins¹,

Schuster²,

Possebon³

et al. 2020

Int J Prosthodont

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The Technique for Making Aesthetic Acrylic Resin Removable Partial Dentures in an Anterior Cross Bite Case

Setyowati

Kusdarjanti²,

Sujati³

et al. 2022

J Vocat Heal Stud

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Background: Certain cases such as anterior cross bites require a different aesthetic removable denture technique from the conventional removable denture. Purpose: To provide an overview of a case about the technique of making aesthetic acrylic resin removable partial dentures for anterior tooth replacement in cases of anterior cross bite. Case analysis: The study examined the working model with maxillary and mandibular anterior cross bite cases. Result: The arrangement of artificial teeth was carried out as ideally as possible, so that it became harmonious. In this case, the incisal artificial teeth 11, 12, 21 were brought forward labially, so that an edge-to-edge position was formed with the opposing teeth. The clasp made was a half jackson which was placed on teeth 15 and 25, so that when the patient smiles the clasp is not visible to fulfill the aesthetic requirements. Conclusion: The technique of making aesthetic removable partial dentures in cases of anterior cross bite that has received more attention is the arrangement of the dental elements because it is different from the normal tooth arrangement. The artificial teeth were arranged in edge-to-edge bite position in order to obtain a harmonious occlusion while taking into account of the labial arch of the adjacent tooth as well as occlusion with the opposing tooth.

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Prosthodontic and Surgical Management of a Completely Edentulous Patient with a Severe Class III Skeletal Maxillomandibular Relationship: A Clinical Report

Cited by 4 publications

References 11 publications

Multidisciplinary Planning in Orthognathic Surgery for Prosthetic Patients

Multidisciplinary Planning in Orthognathic Surgery for Prosthetic Patients

Discriminating Masticatory Performance and OHRQoL According to Facial Morphology in Complete Denture Wearers: A Single-Center Controlled Study

The Technique for Making Aesthetic Acrylic Resin Removable Partial Dentures in an Anterior Cross Bite Case

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