Technique for converting an existing complete denture to a tissue-integrated prosthesis

Siirilä, Hannu S.; Nordberg, Lars; Oikarinen, Valle J.

doi:10.1016/0022-3913(88)90043-1

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“…In this technique the surgical guide is used to make a master model, the abutments are selected, and then the titanium cylinders are placed onto the abutments for the bridge manufacture, that is immediately secured to the implants, installed by the guided surgery . Another technique is the technique of the cemented cylinder (Siirilä et al 1988;López, 1995). In this technique the components installation in the mouth is done after the guided surgery.…”

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Computer-Guided Implantology

Margonar¹,

Corrêa²,

Ribeiro³

et al. 2011

Implant Dentistry - A Rapidly Evolving Practice

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“…And it is made the cementation of the cylinders inside the prosthesis in agreement with the index. Then, it is made the cementation of the prosthesis in the mouth (Siirilä et al 1988;López, 1995).…”

Section: Manufacturing Of the Prosthesismentioning

confidence: 99%

Computer-Guided Implantology

Margonar¹,

Corrêa²,

Ribeiro³

et al. 2011

Implant Dentistry - A Rapidly Evolving Practice

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“…[1][2][3] Temporary implant-supported complete dentures can be either loaded the day of the surgery when implants have good primary stability or after secondary osseointegration. 4,5 Interim complete removable prostheses that are converted allow the patient and clinician to evaluate appearance, function and oral hygiene before the definitive fixeddetachable restoration is made. 6 Successful insertion of immediate dentures depends on many factors such as lab processing, technique for surgical extraction of teeth, suturing techniques of tissues, and adequate planning with a surgical guide, and sometimes even taking in consideration of all these factors immediate complete dentures relining is needed and that may affect the desired occlusal relationship of the two prostheses.…”

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A Technique for Reestablishing CR Position and Vertical Dimension of Occlusion during the Conversion of an Interim Fixed Prosthesis

Jurado¹,

Wu²

2019

International Journal of Prosthodontics and Restorative Dentistry

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Placing immediate complete dentures after extractions may present some challenges, and one of them could be related to altering the ideal CR position and vertical dimension of occlusion due to inadequate reline procedure. This type of prosthesis often need relining of the intaglio surface due to inadequate denture fabrication, inadequate fit, or to help the tissue heal with some tissue conditioner. Before performing the conversion of a removable prosthesis to interim fixed implant prosthesis, the dentures need to have an ideal CR position and vertical dimension of occlusion. This technique describes a method to restore an incorrect position of the interim prosthesis during the same conversion procedure. Following this technique, the prostheses will interdigitate following the ideal arrangement when they were fabricated.

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“…Autopolymerized acrylic resin is applied in the clinical setting following surgical implant placement, between the provisional multiunit abutment or fixture level abutments and the prefabricated acrylic full‐arch prosthesis. Once the provisional abutments are “picked up” intraorally with the polymerized acrylic resin, additional acrylic resin may be required to fill the space between the abutments and the removable prosthesis …”

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“…Once the provisional abutments are "picked up" intraorally with the polymerized acrylic resin, additional acrylic resin may be required to fill the space between the abutments and the removable prosthesis. 3,4 The modification of the prefabricated polymerized prosthesis, shrinkage of autopolymerizing acrylic addition, lack of fiber or metal reinforcement, and the overall acrylic adjustment required with the conversion fabrication method can compromise the passivity of fit, increase the risk of mechanical complications, and reduce prosthesis longevity. [5][6][7][8] The traditional denture conversion immediate provisional protocol requires a silicone impression for verification.…”

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Same day implant bridge for full‐arch implant fixed rehabilitation

Zaninovich¹,

Petrucci²

2018

J Esthet Restor Dent

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Objective To report an alternative clinical and laboratory protocol for same‐day implant fixed full‐arch provisional rehabilitation that may overcome limitations associated with traditional immediate provisional denture conversion rehabilitation protocols. Clinical Considerations The traditional denture conversion fabrication method of an immediate full‐arch fixed provisional involves the conversion of a complete denture into a provisional fixed implant‐support prosthesis. The conversion technique has several shortcomings which compromise structural integrity, longevity, ease of modification, and the need for a silicone impression. Conclusions The “Same day” implant bridge (SDIB) concept provides clinical and laboratory advantages which overcome the limitations of the traditional denture conversion technique. This article reviews the rationale, clinical stages, and conventional fabrication sequence of the SDIB concept. Clinical Significance Compared to the traditional denture conversion method for immediate implant bridge fabrication, the SDIB technique offers the following advantages for implant‐supported fixed rehabilitation: rapid fabrication, improved structural integrity and rigidity, elimination of all silicone impressions, ease of modification to promote comfort, function and adaptability, and favorable esthetics.

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Technique for converting an existing complete denture to a tissue-integrated prosthesis

Cited by 10 publications

References 6 publications

Computer-Guided Implantology

Computer-Guided Implantology

A Technique for Reestablishing CR Position and Vertical Dimension of Occlusion during the Conversion of an Interim Fixed Prosthesis

Same day implant bridge for full‐arch implant fixed rehabilitation

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