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[An immediate removable complete denture for the transition from a natural to a prosthetic occlusal system]
A A B Krol1, R M Brenkman, W Kalk
1Uit de sectie Orale Functieleer, Prothetische Tandheelkunde en Biomaterialen van het Centrum voor Tandheelkunde en Mondzorgkunde, Universitair Medisch Centrum Groningen. a.a.b.krol@ctm.umcg.nl
Abstract:
During the process of losing teeth, the fabrication of an immediate removable complete denture usually plays an important role. The path from a natural to a prosthetic occlusal system separates itself into a phased and a non-phased treatment. Various patient-related factors are of importance in the decision-making process for a phased or a non-phased treatment, such as the patient's time available, the medical indication, the complexity of the natural occlusal system, and the motivation for treatment. A positive result can be more confidently predicted in the case of a phased treatment than a non-phased treatment. Placement of an immediate removable complete denture requires immediate aftercare. Particularly in the case of non-phased treatment, the fabrication of a new complete removable denture will be required within 1 year.