Fixed prosthesis porcelain crown and bridge efficacy of loose teeth periodontal disease.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Fixed prosthesis porcelain crown and bridge efficacy of loose teeth periodontal disease Of: Zhang Yali, Wu Chang Hong, Zhang Debin [Abstract] fixed prosthesis porcelain crown for the evaluation of tooth mobility before and after periodontal disease long-term effect, select the 2004-2007 periodontitis caused by loosening of incisors and molars - degree to our hospital 25 patients were 125 teeth, the periodontal treatment for fixed prosthesis porcelain crown after 1 to 2 years of follow-up. Results denture repair function after 1 year were 122 good, basic dental health by 123. Two years later, 119 were and 118. porcelain restoration is to save loose teeth, severe periodontal disease an effective and feasible way, but must be regular periodontal maintenance in order to stabilize results. [Keywords:] periodontal disease, loose teeth, porcelain crowns and bridges Periodontitis is an oral health hazards of multiple diseases, teeth loose or often pathologic shift [1]. Patients undergoing periodontal treatment, tooth mobility of the majority can be lessened. Extensive use of crown fixed loose tooth with severe periodontal disease, the teeth bite the normal function of the exercise, the paper observed the use of porcelain crown and bridge repair loose teeth, periodontal disease long term effect. 1 Materials and methods 1.1 Clinical data Select 2004-2007 incisors and molars caused by loosening of periodontitis to our hospital 25 patients, a total of 125 teeth, male 70, female 55, aged 40 to 72 years. Incisors and two-point 105 loose teeth, loose after the molar free 20. were included in the conditions: loose teeth due to periodontal disease, affecting food and beautiful, strong demand to retain the teeth of the patient. at least a loose front teeth up to grade , dental resorption of root length slot 2 / 3, both sides of the tooth mobility degree , alveolar bone resorption of root length of not more than 1 / 2. molars loose d