Survey of Results of Removable Partial Dentures
Zhen Tan
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Zhen Tan
Abstract
Objectives: To study the outcomes of treatment with removable partial denture and explore the factors associated with patient dissatisfaction. Methods: Treatment outcome was evaluated by satisfaction items and clinical examination in 63 patients who had the removable partial dentures more than 5 years. Results: Over 70% of the patients were satisfied with the prosthesis, but some of dissatisfaction existed. One-fifth of removable partial dentures required adjustment and about one-third of the prosthesis was associated with the abutment teeth caries. Conclusion: A majority of the patients treated with a removable partial denture were satisfied with the prosthesis after using more than 5 years.
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Objectives: To study the outcomes of treatment with removable partial denture and explore the factors associated with patient dissatisfaction. Methods: Treatment outcome was evaluated by satisfaction items and clinical examination in 63 patients who had the removable partial dentures more than 5 years. Results: Over 70% of the patients were satisfied with the prosthesis, but some of dissatisfaction existed. One-fifth of removable partial dentures required adjustment and about one-third of the prosthesis was associated with the abutment teeth caries. Conclusion: A majority of the patients treated with a removable partial denture were satisfied with the prosthesis after using more than 5 years.
Key concepts: Dentures, Removable partial denture, Abutment, Dentistry, Medicine, Prosthesis, Dental prosthesis, Orthodontics