The tilted posterior tooth. Part III: Abutment for a fixed partial denture

Revah, Abraham; Rehany, Aliza; Zalkind, Maya; Stern, Noah

doi:10.1016/0022-3913(85)90542-6

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“…In patients who require replacement of a missing tooth adjacent to a tilted molar, the restorative dentist can use the following approaches (Revah et al, 1985):When the tilt of the molar tooth is not severe, the dentist can perform enameloplasty on the tilted tooth, if the restorative plan is to replace the missing tooth with an implant or removable denture. Slight modification of tooth reduction will be sufficient when preparing the tooth for fixed partial denture.Use of a locked attachment or telescopic crown.Alignment of the tilted tooth via orthodontic treatment.…”

Section: Pre-prosthetic Orthodontic Interventionmentioning

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Pre-prosthetic orthodontics

Alfallaj

2020

The Saudi Dental Journal

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For some patients, pre-prosthetic orthodontic intervention is necessary to optimize both esthetic and functional aspects of dental treatment. This review will focus on the following topics: orthodontics treatment with multiple missing teeth, correction of anterior deep vertical overlap, anterior worn dentition, up-righting of tilted teeth, and orthodontic crown lengthening. This review will aid restorative dentists in identifying which patients could benefit from orthodontic intervention, and in understanding how orthodontic treatment can be utilized to improve patient prognosis in restorative treatment.

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