Clinical evaluation of the supporting tissues of patients using prosthetic dentures, Faculty of Dentistry of Passo Fundo
Journal Title: Stomatos - Year 2011, Vol 17, Issue 32
Abstract
This study aimed to analyze the clinical condition of supporting tissues under partial and full dentures, to determine the prevalence of diseases for each prosthesis type, and to evaluate qualitatively the behavior of these patients and the hygiene of dentures. To this end, we selected 308 patients scheduled for screening examination at the Faculty of Dentistry, UPF, which presented good general health. They were examined clinically and performed the inspection and palpation of intraoral and extra complemented by evaluation of panoramic radiography. It was concluded that most patients had some type of injury associated with the use of dentures, the females had a higher prevalence than males, and that poor hygiene and the use of old dentures are the main risk factors for the presence of mucosal pathology of prosthetic support.
Authors and Affiliations
Gisele Rovani, Flávia Piccinin, Mateus Ericson Flores, Ferdinando De Conto
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