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Published in French in Tropical Dental Journal Volume 42 - December 2019 pages 17-22
Switching from a complete fixed prosthesis to a fully duplicated removable prosthesis
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Authors : S. Hamzaoui, J. Slaoui Hasnaoui, N. Merzouk, A. Sefrioui - Morocco
En pratique quotidienne, la duplication se fait à partir d’une prothèse amovible par plusieurs techniques, comme celle utilisant un moufle ou une clé en silicone. La duplication des prothèses existantes permet au prosthodontiste de réduire le temps et le nombre de séance de travail ainsi que de conserver des informations cliniques contribuant à la réalisation des nouvelles prothèses (dimension verticale d’occlusion, forme et teinte des dents). Ce travail propose une technique de réalisation prothétique de la prothèse amovible complète à partir de la duplication d’une prothèse fixée complète existante, assurant ainsi le passage à un édentement complet sans changement des paramètres esthétiques et fonctionnels du patient.
In daily practice, the duplication is made from a removable prosthesis by several techniques, such as using a muffle or a silicone key. The duplication of existing prostheses allows the prosthodontist to reduce the time and number of work sessions as well as to preserve clinical information contributing to the realization of new prostheses (vertical dimension of occlusion, shape and color of the teeth). This work proposes a technique of prosthetic realization of the complete removable prosthesis starting from an existing complete fixed prosthesis with the duplication process, thus ensuring the passage to a complete edentulous without change of the aesthetic and functional parameters of the patient.
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