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Evaluation of Retention and Oral Health-Related Quality of Life for Completely Edentulous Subjects Wearing Heat-Cured, 3D-Printed, and Injection-Molded Polyamide Complete Dentures: Randomized Crossover Clinical Trial. [PDF]
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Germ Cell Neoplasia In situ in Undescended Testis: A Myth or Reality?
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Flabby Tissue– Revisited: Case Report [PDF]
International Journal of Applied Dental Sciences, 2021 The success of complete denture is enhanced by achieving the objectives of impression making, that is preservation of underlying tissue, retention, stability, support and esthetics. Flabby tissue is a common clinical finding affecting the alveolar ridges of both mandibular or maxillary arches. The use of conventional impression techniques for recording
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Displacement of Simulated Flabby Tissue by Different Tray Designs and Impression Materials
Journal of Prosthodontics, 2019AbstractPurposeTo compare the effect of 3 tray designs and 3 commonly used impression materials on the displacement of flabby tissue during maxillary edentulous impression by superimposition of 3D digital models.Materials and MethodsFifteen maxillary edentulous casts with simulated flabby tissue were fabricated by modifying a standard maxillary ...
Kyung-Ho Ko, Cho Lee-Ra, Yoon-Hyuk Huh
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Journal of Prosthodontics, 2019
AbstractThe conventional method for impressions of flabby tissue uses modified trays and highly flowable materials, but mucostatic impressions are difficult to achieve due to the viscous and the elastic natures of impression materials. In this report, a technique is presented in which conventional impression and intraoral scanning for a fully ...
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AbstractThe conventional method for impressions of flabby tissue uses modified trays and highly flowable materials, but mucostatic impressions are difficult to achieve due to the viscous and the elastic natures of impression materials. In this report, a technique is presented in which conventional impression and intraoral scanning for a fully ...
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The International Journal of Prosthodontics, 2016
A model with simulated flabby tissue was fabricated by modifying the standard maxillary edentulous acrylic resin cast to evaluate the effect of maxillary impression tray design on the displacement of flabby tissue. Seven groups of trays were fabricated using different combinations of relief spaces and escape holes.
Jae-Ok, Shin +3 more
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A model with simulated flabby tissue was fabricated by modifying the standard maxillary edentulous acrylic resin cast to evaluate the effect of maxillary impression tray design on the displacement of flabby tissue. Seven groups of trays were fabricated using different combinations of relief spaces and escape holes.
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Egyptian Dental Journal, 2017
Purpose: This study was conducted to determine the effect of various impression techniques on the displacement of flabby tissues overlying the edentulous maxillary ridge. In this study Ten completely edentulous maxillary arches patients with anterior flabby ridges participated in this study. For each patient five secondary impressions were recorded and
Amira Gomaa, Nesreen El Mekawy
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Purpose: This study was conducted to determine the effect of various impression techniques on the displacement of flabby tissues overlying the edentulous maxillary ridge. In this study Ten completely edentulous maxillary arches patients with anterior flabby ridges participated in this study. For each patient five secondary impressions were recorded and
Amira Gomaa, Nesreen El Mekawy
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The WINDOW IMPRESSION TECHNIQUE FOR FABRICATION OF FULL DENTURES IN PATIENT WITH FLABBY TISSUE
Journal of Health and Dental SciencesFabrication of completely edentulous patients with flabby tissue can lead to the difficulty to make the impression due to the differences in compressibility of the flabby tissue and the other soft tissue. The flabby tissue can be compressed due to the pressure especially while impression making and it can lead to inaccurate impression.
Irham Muhammad Adinugraha +2 more
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry
Inflammatory movable tissues in the maxillary anterior region are the result of excessive stimulation of the anterior alveolar ridge, as the maxillary denture habitually rotates anteriorly and upward during mastication. The pressure required for a functional impression makes it difficult to obtain the accurate anatomy of the inflamed mucosal tissues ...
Song Yi Park +3 more
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Inflammatory movable tissues in the maxillary anterior region are the result of excessive stimulation of the anterior alveolar ridge, as the maxillary denture habitually rotates anteriorly and upward during mastication. The pressure required for a functional impression makes it difficult to obtain the accurate anatomy of the inflamed mucosal tissues ...
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Compendium of continuing education in dentistry (Jamesburg, N.J. : 1995), 2019
Patients with Combination syndrome present with early bone loss and flabby hyperplastic tissues in the anterior maxilla caused by functional loads exerted by mandibular anterior teeth on maxillary complete dentures. Use of conventional mucocompressive impression techniques captures flabby maxillary anterior ridge tissue in a distorted state, and ...
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Patients with Combination syndrome present with early bone loss and flabby hyperplastic tissues in the anterior maxilla caused by functional loads exerted by mandibular anterior teeth on maxillary complete dentures. Use of conventional mucocompressive impression techniques captures flabby maxillary anterior ridge tissue in a distorted state, and ...
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