Prosthodontic Rehabilitation of a Completely Edentulous Cleft Palate Patient using an Unconventional Complete Denture-A Case Report

Ferreira, Amanda Nadia; Prithika, E; Aras, Meena Ajay; Chitre, Vidya; Coutinho, Ivy

doi:10.4172/2161-1122.1000483

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“…Prosthetic rehabilitation with an obturator prosthesis is thus a conservative, economical and quicker method and has lesser clinical complications than an implant-retained prosthesis. [10] CONCLUSION RGS is a rare genetic disorder. It is important that dental professionals be familiar with the RGS-specific dermatologic manifestations, to be able to identify the disease in its very early stages.…”

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Rosselli-Gulienetti Syndrome: Clinical Presentation and Management – A Rare Case Report

vedantham

Basapogu²,

Karnam

et al. 2019

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Rosselli-Gulienetti syndrome (RGS) is an inherited genetic disease, follows an autosomal recessive pattern of inheritance. This is a case of completely edentulous RGS with incomplete closure of the roof of the mouth and a cleft lip with an oronasal communication. The presence of an oronasal fistula presents a challenge to maxillary complete denture fabrication because leakage of air from the nasal cavity through the fistula prevents the formation of an adequate border seal and further absence of an anterior portion of alveolar ridge and lip, worsen the retention of the denture. The overall goal of rehabilitating such patients is focused on the closure of oronasal communication, improving acceptable speech, appearance, proper occlusion, and masticatory function. The present clinical report illustrates an alternative solution by integrating a small retentive component into a maxillary complete denture.

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Rosselli-Gulienetti Syndrome: Clinical Presentation and Management – A Rare Case Report

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Prosthodontic Rehabilitation of a Completely Edentulous Cleft Palate Patient using an Unconventional Complete Denture-A Case Report

Abstract: neutral zone following the index. Final try-in procedure was carried out. At the try-in stage, tissue conditioning material and green food color (Flying Bird, Artificial Food color, Green) was used to record a palatogram (Figure 3). It helps to record palatal contours during

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Rosselli-Gulienetti Syndrome: Clinical Presentation and Management – A Rare Case Report

Rosselli-Gulienetti Syndrome: Clinical Presentation and Management – A Rare Case Report

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