The most frequent causes of anterior primary tooth loss among preschool children are caries (nursing caries), traumatic injuries, and diseases presenting absence of teeth as a clinical characteristic. Premature loss of primary incisors usually does not require the placement appliances for space maintenance because no mesial movement of the adjacent teeth is normally expected when the canines ha...

Polyethylene fiber (Ribbond) is a bondable, biocompatible, esthetic, translucent material. By virtue of its wide spectrum of intended properties, it enjoys various applications in clinical dentistry. Different clinical applications of Ribbond include space maintainers, fixed partial dentures with a natural tooth pontic, endodontic posts and cores and splint materials in children. Ribbond can be...

The Amelogenesis Imperfecta is associated with malocclusion and usually requires an interdisciplinary treatment. Due to the patient's refusal of orthodontic treatment, prosthodontics-based treatments alternative was considered and planned. The patient was treated with zirconia-based fixed partial dentures, which resulted in improved occlusion, better oral health, and improved esthetic appearance.

A stable occlusal plane is achieved with the combination of two maxillary, implant-supported milled bars securing an overdenture and bilateral, mandibular-fixed partial dentures. Overdenture retention is enhanced with attachments. Guide planes assure proper alignment of the overdenture for easy patient insertion and improved prosthesis stability. A reliable technique for verifying the accuracy ...

Osseointegration emerged in the 1950s, created by Per-Ingvar Branemark, when it was conceptualized as an intimate connection between implant and surrounding bone, with this discovery, proposed a treatment for total or partial edentulism. implants supported. Excessive loads generated poor adjustment of occlusal forces are recurrent common, may generate resorption supporting bone; situations exce...