[Maxillomandibular relationship recording in removable partial petal dentures (RPMD)].

Q3 Medicine
Hassnae Benyahia, Anissa Abdelkoui, Asmae Yadfout, Nadia Merzouk, Salwa Berrada
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Abstract

The recording of the maxillo-mandibular relationship (MMR) is an essential and unavoidable step that occurs at different stages of treatment during a prosthetic rehabilitation. Tissue duality is a major problem in metal partial dentures (MPD), especially in complete and large edentulisms, and is responsible for occlusal inaccuracies resulting in restorations that are not integrated with the patient’s manducatory system. In order to perform this step, the practitioner must choose the right material, make the appropriate support, and adopt a reliable and reproducible technique that is adapted to the clinical situation and the prosthetic step. The objective of this work is to suggest a simple and codified approach, which guarantees a reliable recording of the maxillo-mandibular relationship, adapted to the particularities of the supporting structures and taking into consideration the clinical sequence for an optimal occlusal-functional integration of the future metallic partial denture.

[可摘局部瓣状义齿(RPMD)中的上下颌关系记录]。
记录上下颌关系(MMR)是假体康复过程中不同治疗阶段发生的一个重要且不可避免的步骤。组织二元性是金属局部义齿(MPD)的一个主要问题,尤其是在完整和大型缺牙的情况下,它是导致咬合不准确的原因,导致修复体与患者的下颌系统不整合。为了完成这一步骤,从业者必须选择正确的材料,提供适当的支撑,并采用可靠且可重复的技术,以适应临床情况和假体步骤。这项工作的目的是提出一种简单而规范的方法,确保可靠地记录上下颌关系,适应支撑结构的特殊性,并考虑到未来金属局部义齿最佳咬合功能整合的临床顺序。
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Swiss dental journal
Swiss dental journal Dentistry-Dentistry (miscellaneous)
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期刊介绍: Fondé en 1891 et lu par tous les médecins-dentistes ou presque qui exercent en Suisse, le SWISS DENTAL JOURNAL SSO est l’organe de publication scientifique de la Société suisse des médecins-dentistes SSO. Il publie des articles qui sont reconnus pour la formation continue et informe sur l’actualité en médecine dentaire et dans le domaine de la politique professionnelle de la SSO.
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