The Effect Of Prosthetic Options On Clinical Success Of Implant Supported Prosthesis– Case Report
A. Selhan Kaya
Türk Dişhekimliği Dergisi
Yıl: 2022 | Cilt: 25 | Sayı: 95 | Sayfa: 42-46

Özet

İmplant destekli protez seçeneklerinden olan hibrit protezler doğru vaka seçimlerinde hem fonksiyonel hem de estetik üstünlüklere sahiptir. Atrofik çenelerde ise implant üzeri overdenture seçenekleri uzun yıllardır total protez kullanan hastaların konforuna katkı sağlamaktadır. Bu vaka sunumunda, maksillaya yerleştirilen sekiz implant (Mode Rapid) üzerine hibrit protez uygulanmıştır. Atrofik mandibulada ise anterior bölgeye uygulanan iki implant (Mode Level) üzerine topuz dayanak destekli protez seçeneğinden faydalanılmıştır. Uzun yıllardır total dişsizliği olan hasta, her iki protez seçeneği uygulanarak fonksiyon ve estetik açıdan değerlendirmeye alınmıştır. Vaka takibiyle radyografik ve klinik bulgular kaydedilmiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Hibrit Protez, Total Dişsizlik, Multiunit, Topuz Dayanak, Vidalı Protez.

Abstract

Hybrid prostheses, which are among the implant supported prosthesis options, have both functional and aesthetic advantages in choosing the right case. In atrophic jaws, on the other hand, overdenture options on implants contribute to the comfort of patients who have been using total prostheses for many years. In this case report, a hybrid prosthesis was applied on eight implants (Mode Rapid) placed in the maxilla. In the atrophic mandible, ball abudment prosthesis option was used on two implants (Mode Level) applied to the anterior. The patient, who has had total edentulism for many years, was evaluated in terms of function and aesthetics by applying both prosthesis options. Radiographic and clinical findings were recorded with case follow-up.

Keywords

Hybrid Prosthesis, Total Edentulism, Multi-Unit, Ball Abutment, Screwed Prosthesis

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