Evaluation of Masticatory Performance and Patient Satisfaction Before and After Posterior Implant Restoration

Objective:  To evaluate the improvement in masticatory performances two weeks after posterior implant restoration.  Material and Methods: Nine patients with missing first second molars were included study. Masticatory evaluated using subjective objective methods utilizing color-changeable chewing gum visual analog scale (VAS) assessment. The subjects asked to chew gums before restoration. Their expectations regarding aesthetics function verified on VAS placement. Additionally, was used for posttreatment completion rating restoration .  Results: Significant differences performance noted at baseline (before restoration) (p<0.05). aesthetic functional ratings significantly exceeded (p<0.05) Conclusion:  Masticatory improved In addition, significant of their initial expectations. particular, poor functions demonstrated improvements satisfaction following compared those good mastication. These findings indicate that a can increase performance.