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Implants in congenital missing teeth
2011Congenital teeth agenesis is one of the most frequent dental anomalies. Its treatment is complex and still poses a challenge to multidisciplinary teams. The aim of this chapter is to propose and clarify methods of managing patients with this condition, in order to improve reattempts onto maxillo-facial growth, manducatory function and facial aesthetics.
Lauwers, L. +3 more
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Nederlands tijdschrift voor tandheelkunde, 2002
This article gives a brief overview of the causes of tooth loss. Caries is still the most prominent reason for tooth loss. In patients over 40 years, periodontal reasons become more prevalent. However, also in this age category caries is the main reason.
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This article gives a brief overview of the causes of tooth loss. Caries is still the most prominent reason for tooth loss. In patients over 40 years, periodontal reasons become more prevalent. However, also in this age category caries is the main reason.
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[Orthognathic surgery with missing teeth].
Revue de stomatologie et de chirurgie maxillo-faciale, 1995Orthognathic surgery in patients with missing teeth can be divided into two categories. In the first case after tooth loss, specially designed bridging is required using the prosthesis already in place. In the second case in patients with congenital deficiencies, usually sequellae of cleft palate, there is a wider range of therapeutic options which are
M M, Baralle +5 more
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Replacement of missing molar teeth--a prosthodontic dilemma
British Dental Journal, 1994In deciding whether to replace lost lower molar teeth with a denture or accept the status quo, the dentist is faced with a choice of equally unfavourable alternatives. Dentures tend to accumulate plaque, the main cause of periodontal destruction, but failure to provide a prosthesis may also disadvantage the patient.
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The management of teeth related to the treatment of oral cancer†
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1969Richard H Jesse +2 more
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