Enhancement of Patient Aesthetics Using Detachable Cheek Plumpers in Complete Dentures: Case Series
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Medical Case Reports - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 9
Abstract
Complete Dentures not only replace missing teeth but also improve facial esthetics. However, disfigurement of face in the form of sunken cheeks is still a common clinical problem in edentulous patients which sometimes can’t be improved with the help of dentures only. There are several surgical procedures available to correct this type of disfigurement. This article reports an innovative, simple, effective and non-invasive treatment alternative to improve facial appearance using detachable cheek-plumpers which are attached to the conventional complete denture, using different attachments. Keywords: Detachable cheek-plumper, Hollow cheeks, Sunken cheeks, Cheek lifting appliance, Esthetics
Authors and Affiliations
Rupal J. Shah, Anandmayee T. Chaturvedi, Hardik G. Prajapati, Farheen G. Malek, Bhavyata J. Darji, Preeti Agarwal Katyayan
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