Prosthetic treatment options in single tooth edentulism
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CHEPTANARU, Olga, CHELE, Nicolae, BAJUREA, Nicolae, UNKUTA, Diana. Prosthetic treatment options in single tooth edentulism. In: Scientific Collection ”InterConf”, 26-28 noiembrie 2020, Washington. Washington, USA : EnDeavours Publisher, 2020, Vol. 3(36), pp. 993-1001. ISBN 979-1-293-10109-3.
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Scientific Collection ”InterConf”
Vol. 3(36), 2020
Conferința "Scientific and Practical Conference «Challenges in Science of Nowadays»"
Washington, Statele Unite ale Americii, 26-28 noiembrie 2020

Prosthetic treatment options in single tooth edentulism

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Pag. 993-1001

Cheptanaru Olga, Chele Nicolae, Bajurea Nicolae, Unkuta Diana
 
”Nicolae Testemițanu” State University of Medicine and Pharmacy
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 4 februarie 2021


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The selection of the treatment method in single tooth edentulism must be made on the basis of a risk profile specific to the situation of each patient. Implantprosthetic treatment is much more cost-effective in patients with single missing tooth in the following conditions: absence of any pathology, mass of bonny tissue receiving implants, sufficient width of the alveolar ridge, absence of severe soft tissue recession, adjacent teeth intact and healthy or minimally restored, unable to support conventional fixed partial dentures, aesthetic demands that cannot be achieved with conventional restorative approaches. Conventional fixed partial denture is the treatment of choice in cases of systemic disease or poor bone supply that make patients ineligible for surgery, one or more adjacent teeth treated endodontically or require significant restorations.

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single missing tooth, fixed partial denture, implant, crown, survival rate, success rate, aesthetic result, complications