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This document discusses the process of tissue conditioning, which uses temporary denture liners to improve the health of irritated oral tissues before creating new dentures. The procedure involves applying a soft tissue conditioner to existing dentures every 2-3 weeks until tissues appear healthy. Tissue conditioning aims to relieve discomfort from abused tissues and improve retention by preparing tissues and reestablishing the proper vertical dimension of occlusion.
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This document discusses the process of tissue conditioning, which uses temporary denture liners to improve the health of irritated oral tissues before creating new dentures. Tissue conditioning involves repeatedly applying a soft tissue conditioner to existing dentures every 2-3 weeks until the tissues appear healthy. The conditioner improves comfort and allows the tissues to adapt to the denture borders. Once the tissues are healthy, new dentures can be fabricated.
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Periodontal dressings are materials placed over wounds created by periodontal surgery. They protect the wound, help maintain close adaptation of tissue flaps, and provide patient comfort by preventing bleeding and excessive tissue growth. Effective dressings are soft but become rigid, have a smooth surface to prevent irritation, and preferably have antibacterial properties. Common types include zinc oxide eugenol packs and non-eugenol packs. Dressings are typically kept in place for one week following surgery.
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This document discusses soft tissue liners and tissue conditioners used in dentistry. It defines key terms like relining, rebasing and tissue conditioning. It describes the indications and contraindications for using liners. Various classification systems are covered based on curing method, composition, durability and consistency. The basic requirements, types and uses of hard liners, soft liners like silicone and acrylics, and tissue conditioners are summarized. Different laboratory techniques for relining like articulator, flask and jig methods are outlined. The conclusion states that soft liners have an important role but require improved strength and adhesion properties.
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- 1. Tissue Conditioners Tissue conditioner : A Resilient liner resin placed into a removable prosthesis for short duration to allow time for tissue healing. (GPT 9) They are temporary materials used to treat the damaged mucosa. It is available as powder and liquid form, powder consists of polymethyl methacrylate and liquid plasticizer is ester based in ethyl alcohol solution
- 2. Uses Adjuncts in the tissue conditioning Persistant denture sore mouth Temporary obturaters Stabilizers of surgical splints or stents Adjuntive in the impression making procedure Papillary hyperplasia Inflamed oral mucosa
- 3. At the first clinical appt. the patients existing dentures are evaluated for fit and occlusion. If they are found inadequate they can be adapted with temporary denture liners and the occlusion is reestablished using tooth colored cold cure acrylic. Soft tissue conditioning is necessary to improve the health of the soft tissues prior to fabrication of new dentures. The procedure is repeated every 2-3 weeks until the soft tissues appear healthy. Soft tissue conditioner Tissue Conditioning
- 4. Ideal properties • Ease of processing • Minimum dimentional changes • Water absorption should be minimum • Resilience • Good bonding with PMMA • Easily cleansability and maintainance • Nontoxic, odourless, and tasteless • Asthetically acceptable
- 5. Tissue Conditioning Procedure Check the flange extensions and shorten as necessary Resin may need to be removed from the bearing surface
- 6. Tissue Conditioning Procedure Mix material to a smooth creamy consistency taking care to avoid incorporation of air bubbles into the mix. Apply a smooth even layer of the material to the surface of the denture. Before inserting the denture, immerse it into the water bath for a few seconds. Follow the manufacturer’s mixing instructions
- 7. Tissue Conditioning Procedure Have patient close into centric relation Verify the Vertical Dimension of Occlusion (VDO) Check the midline Wait 10-15 minutes, remove and evaluate the new liner Carefully trim the excess material
- 8. Gross occlusal discrepancies should be corrected at this appointment Restore VDO in patients with collapsed occlusion. In this patient this has been accomplished by applying tooth colored acrylic resin to the occlusal surfaces and reestablishing centric relation and VDO. Occlusal Adjustment
- 9. Tissue Conditioning Life span of the material: 2-4 weeks depending upon oral hygiene and oral flora instruct patient not to soak the denture in polident or other denture denture cleansers Note deterioration