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Akansha V Bansod¹, Sweta G Pisulkar², Chinmayee Dahihandekar²

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Summary

Complete denture rehabilitation restores oral functions and aesthetics, addressing psychological and social impacts of tooth loss. This practical strategy improves chewing, appearance, and speech for patients with challenging oral conditions.

Keywords:

cheek plumper complete denture flabby tissue impression techniques residual ridge resorption

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Prosthodontics

Background:

Tooth loss significantly impacts patients psychologically and socially.
Complete denture rehabilitation aims to restore normalcy, aesthetics, and communication.
Common denture complaints include chewing discomfort, poor aesthetics, and phonetics.

Observation:

Patients often present with resorbed ridges, flabby tissues, and sunken cheeks.
Prosthetic rehabilitation must go beyond tooth replacement to restore oral functions.
A comprehensive approach is needed to address the stomatognathic system.

Findings:

A straightforward, cost-effective, practical, and aesthetic strategy is presented.
This method effectively rehabilitates complete denture patients with complex conditions.
The described approach restores the stomatognathic system, improving patient quality of life.

Implications:

This strategy offers a viable solution for challenging complete denture cases.
Improved oral function and aesthetics enhance patients' psychological and social well-being.
The findings contribute to better prosthetic rehabilitation outcomes in dentistry.