[Prognosis of abutment teeth in severely reduced residual dentitions].
M Heners, Winfried Walther
Abstract
M Heners, Winfried Walther
Abstract
The survival rate of 2094 abutment teeth in 671 removable partial denture cases was analysed. Within an interval of 2-7 years 150 abutments were lost. The survival-rate of abutments in severely reduced dentitions differs significantly from that in dentitions with more than 3 teeth. Regarding the framework design there was no significant difference in the survival-rate of abutment teeth for removable partial dentures supported by more than 3 teeth.
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The survival rate of 2094 abutment teeth in 671 removable partial denture cases was analysed. Within an interval of 2-7 years 150 abutments were lost. The survival-rate of abutments in severely reduced dentitions differs significantly from that in dentitions with more than 3 teeth. Regarding the framework design there was no significant difference in the survival-rate of abutment teeth for removable partial dentures supported by more than 3 teeth.
Key concepts: Abutment, Dentures, Dentistry, Orthodontics, Removable partial denture, Medicine, Survival rate, Significant difference