Edentulism & Revolutionary Treatment :- The "All-on-4" Dental Implant Procedure
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The "All-on-4" dental implant procedure developed by Dr. Paulo Maló replaces all teeth in the upper or lower jaw with just four dental implants. This procedure eliminates the need for bone grafting and allows for immediate function with a fixed bridge. Placement of the four implants is focused on areas of the jaw with sufficient bone volume. Clinical studies show success rates of over 98% for the implants and over 99% for the prosthesis after up to 10 years.
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- An implant-supported overdenture is a removable denture that is partially supported by dental implants. It can provide improved function, esthetics, lip support and speech compared to conventional dentures.
- Overdentures supported by implants have a higher success rate than those supported only by natural tooth roots. A minimum of two implants is recommended to support a mandibular overdenture.
- Treatment planning for implant overdentures involves medical and dental evaluations to determine a patient's suitability and the appropriate type of prosthesis based on their clinical situation.
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This document discusses dental implants and whether they are right for a patient. It begins by defining different types of dental prostheses that replace missing teeth, such as crowns, bridges, and removable dentures. It then explains what dental implants are, how they support replacement teeth, and the benefits they provide compared to conventional removable dentures or bridges. Key benefits highlighted include improved chewing ability, taste, and appearance. The document outlines the typical treatment process and timelines for dental implants and notes that while any licensed dentist can perform the procedures, the dentist's training and experience is important to ensure successful outcomes.
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This document discusses dental implants and their use in replacing missing teeth. It begins by defining different types of dental prostheses, then discusses what dental implants are and how they can be used to support replacement teeth. The document covers benefits of implant-supported restorations compared to other options like dentures. It also discusses the surgical process, healing times, costs, alternatives to implants, and materials used in implants. Overall, the document provides an overview of dental implants, their applications, and factors to consider for people considering this treatment option.
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COMPLETE DENTURE THEORY AND PRACTICE
1 introduction
2 Anatomy and Physiology in Complete Denture
3 diagnosis
4 Impression Trays and techniques
5 Relief Areas and post dam
6 Record Base and occlusion rim
7 JAW RELATION
8 Occlusion & articulators
9 SELECTION , arrangement of artificial teeth and WAXING-UP
10 try in
11 Processing Dentures
12 Denture insertion
13 Complaints
14 SEQUALAE OF WEARING CD
15 PREPARATION OF THE MOUTH
16 Management of Problematic patients
17 FAILURE OF C. D
18 Nausea & gagging
19 SINGLE COMPLETE DENTURE
20 Combination syndrome
21 TEETH supported OVERDENTURE
22 Implant Overdentures
23 Geriatric Edentulous Patient
24 Duplication
25 Relining and rebasing
26 Repair
27 Biomechanics
28 Neutral Zone
29 Esthetics in Complete Denture
30 phonetics in Complete Denture
31 masticatory function
Implant dentistry in chandigarh
Dental implants can successfully replace missing teeth. There are several types of implants that can be used depending on a patient's jawbone health and needs. The implant procedure may involve one or two stages, and temporary or permanent teeth can be attached. Regular cleaning and checkups are important for implant care. Implant treatment options should be discussed during a consultation to determine the best approach.
Dental implants
A dental implant is an artificial root that replaces the natural tooth root. These are basically artificial tooth roots that connect to the jawbone, providing a long-term base for secure, stable and comfortable tooth replacement. One of the crucial reasons why dental implants are so popular is because of its durability and how real they look and feel.
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Immediate dentures
Immediate dentures are prostheses fabricated and inserted immediately following tooth extraction. There are two main types: conventional (classic) immediate dentures which serve as long-term prostheses, and interim (transitional) immediate dentures which will be replaced later after healing. The clinical and laboratory procedure involves making impressions, modifying the stone cast for improved fit, optionally using a surgical template, and inserting the denture immediately after extractions with follow-up relines and adjustments as needed. Immediate dentures can help maintain appearance, function, and quality of life but require more appointments and technical skill compared to delayed dentures.
ALL-ON-FOUR.pptx
The document describes the "All-on-4" treatment concept for completely edentulous mandibles involving placement of 4 dental implants. Developed in 1993, it involves inserting 4 implants, at least 10mm long and 3.75/4mm wide, for anchorage with angled abutments to increase spread and reduce cantilever forces. The case report then describes using this technique with 4 Noble Active implants to fully restore an edentulous mandible. Advantages include high success rates, reduced bone grafts and costs, while disadvantages include unsuitability for large bone defects and technical sensitivity.
Preprosthetic surgery.ppt
This document discusses preprosthetic surgery, which involves surgical procedures done prior to the construction of dentures to improve the denture foundation and ensure successful denture therapy. Some reasons for preprosthetic surgery include removing retained teeth/roots, smoothing uneven ridges, reducing tori or exostoses that could interfere with denture placement, and adjusting the mental foramen if resorption has caused sharp edges that could cause pain. Both non-surgical and surgical methods are discussed, including alveoloplasty to reshape ridges and remove undercuts or projections, as well as the importance of a thorough examination and developing a treatment plan with the patient.
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Dental Implant Treatment In Hinjewadi.pdf
Dental implants are an alternative treatment to replace lost tooth/teeth. Dental implant surgery is recognized as standard treatment for a complete range.
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Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are surgically implanted into the jawbone. They allow dentures or bridges to be securely
attached without affecting adjacent teeth. Implants fuse with the surrounding bone through a process called osseointegration. Successful
implants require healthy gums and adequate bone support. Implant placement is a collaborative process between surgeons, dentists,
and technicians. It may involve bone grafting or sinus lifting depending on the anatomy of the site. After healing, an abutment and crown
are attached to restore chewing function and aesthetics. With proper maintenance, implants can last a lifetime.
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Edentulism & Revolutionary Treatment :- The "All-on-4" Dental Implant Procedure
- 1. Edentulism (having no teeth) and a Revolutionary Treatment: The “All-on-4™ Dental Implant Procedure”
- 2. Dental implants are titanium root replacements that support natural looking, non-removable replacement teeth.
- 3. They can also be used to support a dental bridge - replacing a few, several or even all of the teeth in each jaw.
- 4. WHY WE LOSE OUR TEETH Chronic periodontal (gum) disease leads to bone loss. Teeth eventually then become loose and fall out, or need extraction.
- 5. WHY WE LOSE OUR TEETH Tooth loss then leads to further bone loss due to a lack of stimulation or pressure on the bone from the roots during chewing. The bone tends to atrophy, or undergo resorption and disappear after teeth have gone missing.
- 6. The gum tissue is also “lost”, becoming diminished when the underlying bone atrophies or disappears. Traditional implant bridges tend to only replace the teeth (not the gum), hence they have to be longer to reach the new level of the gum tissue. This creates the “horse tooth” appearance often seen with implant supported bridge work today. “ TRADITIONAL” IMPLANT BRIDGES”
- 10. REPLACING ALL THE TEETH Replacing all the teeth using dental implants has historically been a challenge due to the lack of bone available for implant placement or the proximity of vital structures that need to be avoided (the sinus cavities in the upper jaw and the nerve canal in the lower jaw). Many patients are told they are not implant candidates or that they will need bone grafting prior to having dental implants placed. Bone grafting can be painful, costly and take several months or longer to heal.
- 11. REPLACING ALL THE TEETH Traditional implant techniques often call for the placement of 8-10 (or more) implants to replace an entire set of upper or lower teeth, and because the bridge only replaces teeth (not lost gum tissue) it can look unnatural and have a “horse tooth appearance”.
- 12. MALO CLINIC Headquarters, - Lisbon, Portugal Dr. Paulo Maló- Innovator of the “All-on-4”
- 13. By placing only four implants at specific angles where the bone volume remains, a full dental bridge can be placed the same day….and all almost always without bone grafting!
- 14. Clinical research over the past decade has shown that more than 4 dental implants to support a full, fixed (non-removable) bridge is typically not necessary, and that placing more than 4 implants does not increase success rates. Note that some implants in the upper jaw are not even connected to the final bridge in this case!
- 17. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 1
- 18. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 1
- 19. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 1
- 20. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 1
- 21. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 2
- 22. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 2
- 23. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 2
- 24. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 2
- 25. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 3
- 26. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 3
- 27. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 3
- 28. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 3
- 29. ALL-ON-4 ™ Case 3
- 39. ** Malo P, Rangert B, Nobre M. All-on-4 immediate-function concept with Branemark System implants for completely edentulous maxillae: a 1-year retrospective clinical study. Clin Implant Dent Relat Res. 2005;7 Suppl 1:S88-94. *** Maló P, Nobre M, Lopes A. The use of Computer-Guided flapless implant surgery and 4 implants placed in immediate function to support a fixed denture: Preliminary results after a mean follow-up period of 13 months. J Prosthet Dent 2007; 97: S26-S34. **** Maló P, Nobre M, Lopes I. A new approach to rehabilitate the severely atrophic maxilla using extramaxillary anchored implants in immediate function: A pilot study. J Prosthet Dent 2008; 100: 354-366. ALL-ON-4™ All-on-4 evolution
- 43. Visit us at MaloDentalImplants.com for more information Or call (201) 549- 8817 1- 877 MALO USA