COMPLEX ORTHODONTIC-IMPLANT TREATMENT IN INCISOR HYPODONTIA CASES

Purpose:The purpose of the current paper is to show clinical cases with unilateral and bilateral incisal hypodontia, treated with complex orthodontic – implant treatment. Materials and methods: 3 representative clinical cases are included with interdisciplinary complex treatment protocol attached:...

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Main Author: Miroslava Dinkova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Peytchinski Publishing 2020-02-01
Series:Journal of IMAB
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Online Access:https://www.journal-imab-bg.org/issues-2020/issue1/JofIMAB-2020-26-1p2892-2897.pdf
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spelling doaj-2f6b7865f68e48009b42a47b5295d2a32020-11-25T01:54:55ZengPeytchinski PublishingJournal of IMAB1312-773X2020-02-012612892289710.5272/jimab.2020261.2892COMPLEX ORTHODONTIC-IMPLANT TREATMENT IN INCISOR HYPODONTIA CASESMiroslava Dinkova0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9842-9029Department of Conservative Dentistry, Faculty of Dental Medicine, Medical University – Sofia, Bulgaria.Purpose:The purpose of the current paper is to show clinical cases with unilateral and bilateral incisal hypodontia, treated with complex orthodontic – implant treatment. Materials and methods: 3 representative clinical cases are included with interdisciplinary complex treatment protocol attached: case 1 – asymmetric upper right lateral incisor hypodontia, case 2 – symmetric upper lateral incisors hypodontia and case 3 – symmetric lower central incisor hypodontia. Cases are followed over ten and a half and eight years retention period. The interdisciplinary treatment protocol includes the following stages: First stage: Pretreatment preparation to form a crew, planning the type of the manipulations, sequence and duration, finance plan, discussion of the treatment plan and alternative options with the patient, signed informed consent. Second stage: Orthodontic treatment. Third stage: Implant restorations. Fourth stage: Aesthetic prosthetic restorations. Retention period. Results:In all three cases, aesthetics were improved. We obtained the correct ratio of the upper lip to the dental arch. Paralleling the roots of the frontal teeth and their levelling up provided correct, balanced occlusal and proximal contacts, which improved the function and provided stability of the treatment results. Conclusion:The complex orthodontic-implantology approach for the treatment of single tooth hypodontia the tooth arch is successful and ensures optimal and lasting restoration of function and aesthetics of the dental-jaw system.https://www.journal-imab-bg.org/issues-2020/issue1/JofIMAB-2020-26-1p2892-2897.pdfhypodontiaorthodonticsdental implantbraces
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COMPLEX ORTHODONTIC-IMPLANT TREATMENT IN INCISOR HYPODONTIA CASES
Journal of IMAB
hypodontia
orthodontics
dental implant
braces
author_facet Miroslava Dinkova
author_sort Miroslava Dinkova
title COMPLEX ORTHODONTIC-IMPLANT TREATMENT IN INCISOR HYPODONTIA CASES
title_short COMPLEX ORTHODONTIC-IMPLANT TREATMENT IN INCISOR HYPODONTIA CASES
title_full COMPLEX ORTHODONTIC-IMPLANT TREATMENT IN INCISOR HYPODONTIA CASES
title_fullStr COMPLEX ORTHODONTIC-IMPLANT TREATMENT IN INCISOR HYPODONTIA CASES
title_full_unstemmed COMPLEX ORTHODONTIC-IMPLANT TREATMENT IN INCISOR HYPODONTIA CASES
title_sort complex orthodontic-implant treatment in incisor hypodontia cases
publisher Peytchinski Publishing
series Journal of IMAB
issn 1312-773X
publishDate 2020-02-01
description Purpose:The purpose of the current paper is to show clinical cases with unilateral and bilateral incisal hypodontia, treated with complex orthodontic – implant treatment. Materials and methods: 3 representative clinical cases are included with interdisciplinary complex treatment protocol attached: case 1 – asymmetric upper right lateral incisor hypodontia, case 2 – symmetric upper lateral incisors hypodontia and case 3 – symmetric lower central incisor hypodontia. Cases are followed over ten and a half and eight years retention period. The interdisciplinary treatment protocol includes the following stages: First stage: Pretreatment preparation to form a crew, planning the type of the manipulations, sequence and duration, finance plan, discussion of the treatment plan and alternative options with the patient, signed informed consent. Second stage: Orthodontic treatment. Third stage: Implant restorations. Fourth stage: Aesthetic prosthetic restorations. Retention period. Results:In all three cases, aesthetics were improved. We obtained the correct ratio of the upper lip to the dental arch. Paralleling the roots of the frontal teeth and their levelling up provided correct, balanced occlusal and proximal contacts, which improved the function and provided stability of the treatment results. Conclusion:The complex orthodontic-implantology approach for the treatment of single tooth hypodontia the tooth arch is successful and ensures optimal and lasting restoration of function and aesthetics of the dental-jaw system.
topic hypodontia
orthodontics
dental implant
braces
url https://www.journal-imab-bg.org/issues-2020/issue1/JofIMAB-2020-26-1p2892-2897.pdf
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