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TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR
MANDIBULAR OVERDENTURES
&&
TREATMENT PLANNING FORTREATMENT PLANNING FOR
EDENTULOUS POSTERIOR MAXILLAEDENTULOUS POSTERIOR MAXILLA
INDIAN DENTAL ACADEMYINDIAN DENTAL ACADEMY
Leader in continuing Dental EducationLeader in continuing Dental Education
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MANDIBULAR IMPLANT
OVERDENTURES-INTRODUCTION
• DENTAL PROFESSION AND PUBLIC AREDENTAL PROFESSION AND PUBLIC ARE
MORE AWARE OF THE PROBLEMSMORE AWARE OF THE PROBLEMS
ASSOCIATED WITH A COMPLETEASSOCIATED WITH A COMPLETE
MANDIBULAR DENTURE THAN ANYMANDIBULAR DENTURE THAN ANY
OTHER DENTAL PROSTHESISOTHER DENTAL PROSTHESIS
• INSERTION OF IMPLANTS FORINSERTION OF IMPLANTS FOR
SUPPORT,RETENTION AND STABILITY OFSUPPORT,RETENTION AND STABILITY OF
AN OVERDENTURE CONTRIBUTES A MOREAN OVERDENTURE CONTRIBUTES A MORE
FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR THEFAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE
RESTORATIONRESTORATION
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ADVANTAGES OF IMPLANT
SUPPORTED OVERDENTURES
• PREVENT BONE LOSSPREVENT BONE LOSS
• MAINTAIN FACIALMAINTAIN FACIAL ESTHETICSESTHETICS
• REDUCE ORREDUCE OR ELIMINATE PROSTHESISELIMINATE PROSTHESIS
MOVEMENTMOVEMENT
• CREATECREATE REPRODUCIBEREPRODUCIBE CENTRICCENTRIC
RELATIONRELATION OCCULUSIONOCCULUSION
• ELIMINATE SOFT TISSUE ABRASIONELIMINATE SOFT TISSUE ABRASION
• IMPROVEIMPROVE CHEWING EFFICIENCYCHEWING EFFICIENCY
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• INCREASEINCREASE OCCLUSAL FORCE
• IMPROVEIMPROVE PROSTHESIS STABILITY
• IMPROVE PROSTHESISIMPROVE PROSTHESIS RETENTION
• IMPROVEIMPROVE SPEECH
• REDUCE OR ELIMINATE DENTUREREDUCE OR ELIMINATE DENTURE
SIZE (FLANGESSIZE (FLANGES))
• REQUIRE FEWER IMPLANTSREQUIRE FEWER IMPLANTS
COMPARED WITH FIXEDCOMPARED WITH FIXED
PROSTHESESPROSTHESES
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• IMPROVEIMPROVE HYGIENEHYGIENE
• REMOVE EASILYREMOVE EASILY AT NIGHT TOAT NIGHT TO
• CONTROL NOCTURNALCONTROL NOCTURNAL
PARAFUNCTIONPARAFUNCTION
• REPAIR EASILYREPAIR EASILY COMPARED WITHCOMPARED WITH
FIXED PROSTHESISFIXED PROSTHESIS
• REQUIRE SHORTER PROSTHETICREQUIRE SHORTER PROSTHETIC
APPTS, REDUCED LABORATORYAPPTS, REDUCED LABORATORY
FEES AND FEWER IMPLANTS WHICHFEES AND FEWER IMPLANTS WHICH
REDUCE OVERALL COSTREDUCE OVERALL COST..
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DISADVANTAGES
• PRIMARY DISADVANTAGE-RELATED TO
PATIENTS DESIRE (OVERDENTURE WOULD
NOT SATISFY THE PSYCHOLOGIC NEED OF
PATIENT TO FEEL THE PROSTHESIS AS A
PART OF THEIR BODY
• LACK OF SUFFICIENT ARCH SPACE MAKES
AN OVERDENTURE DENTURE SYSTEM
MORE DIFFICULT
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MANDIBULAR IMPLANT
SITE SELECTION
• 1.GREATEST AVAILABLE HEIGHT OF BONE
IS AVAILABLE IN THE ANTERIOR
MANDIBLE BETWEEN THE MENTAL
FORAMINA OR ANTERIOR LOOPS OF THE
MANDIBULAR CANAL
• DENSITY OF BONE IN THIS AREA IS ALSO
OPTIMAL FOR IMPLANT SUPPORT
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IMPLANT SITE SELECTION
(CONTD…)
• AVAILABLE BONE IN THE ANTERIOR
MANDIBLE IS DIVIDED INTO 5 EQUAL
COLUMNS OF BONE SERVING AS
POTENTIAL IMPLANT SITES LABELLED
AS A,B,C,D AND E STARTING FROM
PATIENTS RIGHT
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CLASSIFICATION OF
OVERDENTURE MOVEMENT
• IMPLANT OVERDENTURE MOVEMENTS
HAVE BEEN SORTED IN SIX DIRECTIONS
OR RANGE OF MOVEMENTS
• PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT IS EVALUATED
WHILE RESTORATION IS IN THE MOUTH
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OVER DENTURE MOVEMENT
(CONTD….)
• PM-0 :THE PROSTHESIS DOES NOT HAVE
MOVEMENT DURING FUNCTION
• PM-2 :PROSTHESIS WITH A HINGE
MOTION
• PM-3 :PROSTHESIS WITH AN APICAL
AND HINGE MOTION
• PM-4 :ALLOWS MOVEMENT IN FOUR
DIRECTIONS
• PM-6 :HAS ALL RANGES OF PROSTHESIS
MOVEMENT
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OVERDENTURE ATTACHMENTS
• OVERDENTURE ATTACHMENT PERMITS
MOVEMENT DURING FUNCTION AND OR
REMOVAL FROM THE MOUTH.
• FEMALE PORTION OF THE ATTACHEMENT
IN THE PROSTHESIS SHOULD BE DESIGNED
TO WEAR AND BE REPLACED NOT THE
MALE PORTION (PATRIX) CONNECTED TO
THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OR IMPLANT
• IDEALLY THE ATTACHMENT SHOULD
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O RING ATTACHMENTS
(BALL ATTACHMENTS)
• O RINGS ARE DOUGH NUT SHAPED,
SYNTHETIC POLYMER OBJECTS THAT
POSSESS THE ABILITY TO BEND WITH
RESISTANCE AND THEN RETURN TO
THEIR APPROXIMATE ORIGINAL SHAPE
• O RING IS COMPRESSED RADIALLY
BETWEEN TWO MATING SURFACES
COMPRISING A POST AND A METAL
ENCAPSULATOR INTO WHICH THE O
RING IS INSTALLED
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O RING ATTACHMENTS (CONTD..)
• THE DYNAMIC MOVEMENT OF O RING IS
ONE OF THE MOST RESILIENT OR
MOBILE TYPE OF ATTACHMENTS
• O RINGS MAY HAVE A RANGE OF
MOTION OF SIX DIFFERENT
DIRECTIONS
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METAL ENCAPSULATOR
• A METAL ENCAPSULATOR PERMITS THE
EASY REPLACEMENT OF THE O RING
AFTER WEARING OR DAMAGE
• THE ENCAPSULATOR HAS AN
UNDERCUT REGION THAT HOUSES THE
O RING CALLED THE INTERNAL CAVITY
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HADER BAR AND CLIP
• HADER BAR AND RIDER SYSTEM WAS
MODIFIED TO HADER EDS SYSTEM
• EDS BAR SYSTEM IS ONLY 3mm
HIGH,CLIPS HAVE THREE DIFFERENT
RETENTION STRENGTHS AND A 20
DEGREE CLIP ROTATION(WHICH
INCREASES THE FLEXIBILTY OF THE
SYSTEM
• HADER BAR AND CLIP IS A TYPE 2
ATTACHMENT AND MAY BE USED FOR
PM-0 OR PM-2 TREATMENT PLANS
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MANDIBULAR OVERDENTURE
TREATMENT OPTIONS
IMPLANTS IN
THE B AND D
POSITION,
INDEPENDENT
OF EACH OTHER
IDEAL ANTERIOR AND
POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM
IDEAL DENTURE
COST IS A MAJOR
FACTOR
RETENTION ONLY
OPTION 1
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OPTION 1
• INDICATED PRIMARILY WHEN COST IS
THE MOST SIGNIFICANT FACTOR
• OTHER INDICATIONS ARE WHEN THE
SPAN BETWEEN THE IMPLANTS IS TOO
LONG AND INSUFICIENT SPACE EXISTS
TO ACCOMDATE ATTACHMENTS ON A
BAR AND IN ARCHES TEAR SHAPED
ANTERIORLY
• POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM SHOLD BE
INVERTED U SHAPE WITH HIGH
PARALLEL WALLS FOR GOOD TO
EXCELLENT ANATOMIC CONDITIONS
FOR DENTURE RETENTION,SUPPORT
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OPTION 1 (CONTD…)
• MOST COMMON ATTACHMENT USED HERE
IS THE O RING DESIGN AND PROSTHESIS
MOVEMENT MUST BE AS PRACTICAL(PM-6)
• TWO IMPLANTS ARE INSERTED IN B AND D
POSITION AND THEY ARE INDEPENDENT
AND NOT CONNECTED WITH A
SUPERSTRUCTURE
• IT IS BETTER TO HAVE IMPLANTS IN THE B
AND D POSITION RATHER THAN IN THE A
AND E REGIONS
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OPTION 1 (CONTD….)
• INDEPENDENT IMPLANTS IN THE AND E
POSITIONS PERMIT MORE ROCKING OF
THE RESTORATION COMPARED WITH B
AND D REGIONS
• PLACED IN B AND D POSITIONS-
ANTERIOR MOVEMENT OF THE
PROSTHESIS IS REDUCED AND
PROSTHESIS ALSO ACTS AS A SPLINT TO
THE TEETH,DECREASING SOME OF THE
STRESS TO EACH IMPLANT
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OPTION 2
IMPLANTS IN THE B
AND D POSITION
JOINED RIGIDLY BY
A BAR
IDEAL POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM
IDEAL DENTURE
COST IS A MAJOR FACTOR
RETENTION AND MINOR
STABILITY
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OPTION 2
• SELECTED ONLY ON RARE OCCASIONS
• IMPLANTS USUALLY PLACED IN B AND D
POSITIONS SPLINTED TOGETHER WITH
A SUPERSTRUCTURE WITHOUT ANY
DISTAL CANTILEVER
• RETENTIVE ELEMENT MAY BE O – RING
OR CLIP DESIGN BASED ON THE
INTERARCH DISTANCE AVAILABLE
• BAR , SIMILAR TO THOSE DESIGNED BY
DOLDER OR HADER
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IMPLANTS IN ‘B’ AND ‘D’ POSITIONS
• IMPLANTS PLACED IN ‘B’ AND ‘D’
POSITION SATISFIES IDEAL DISTANCE
BETWEEN IMPLANTS ( 20 TO 22MM
RANGE)
• IMPLANTS SPLINTED IN ‘B’ AND ‘D’
POSITIONS REDUCES IMPLANT
REACTION FORCES – PROVIDES LESS
STRESS TO IMPLANT AT CREST OF THE
BONE
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DISADVANTAGES OF SPLINTED
‘A’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS
• IMPLANTS JOINED WITH STRAIGHT
BAR ARE LINGUAL TO THE RIDGE
B.ANTERIOR TIPPING OF
OVERDENTURE
C.FIVE TIMES MORE BAR
FLEXURE THAN ‘B’ AND ‘D’
POSITIONS
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• 2) IMPLANTS JOINED WITH ANTERIOR
CURVED BAR
A.GREATER BAR FLEXIBILTY
(9 TIMES THE B AND D POSITIONS)
B.INCREASED SCREW LOOSENING
C.INCREASED MOMENT FORCES
ON ANTERIOR OF PROSTHESIS
D.ATTACHMENT OR CURVED BAR MAY
PREVENT PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT
DISADVANTAGES OF SPLINTED
‘A’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS (CONTD….)
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DISADVANTAGES OF SPLINTED‘A’
AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS (CONTD…..)
• 3)HIGHER BITE FORCE THAN ‘B’ AND ‘D’
POSITIONS
• 4) MORE LATERAL LOAD FROM
PROSTHESIS TO IMPLANTS THAN ‘B’
AND ‘D’ POSITION
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OPTION 3(A)
IMPLANTS IN THE
B,C AND D
POSITION JOINED
BY A RIGID BAR
WHEN THE
POSTERIOR RIDGE
FORM IS POOR
• DIVISION C-h ANTERIOR BONE
VOLUME
• POOR POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM
• RETENTION AND MINOR
STABILITY
• PM3 TO PM6www.indiandentalacademy.com
OPTION 3 ( CONTD….)
• USUAL TREATMENT FOR A PATIENT WITH
MINIMAL COMPLAINTS
• CONCERN - PRIMARILY RETENTION AND
ANTERIOR STABILITY
• POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM DETERMINES
THE LINGUAL FLANGE EXTENSION OF THE
DENTURE
• IF POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM IS
GOOD,IMPLANTS ARE PLACED IN ‘A’, ‘C’
AND ‘E’ AREAS AND PM-2 TO PM –6 RANGE
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OPTION 3 ( CONTD…..)
• IF ANTERIOR OR POSTERIOR RIDGE
FORM IS POOR THE IMPLANTS ARE
PLACED IN THE ‘B’, ‘C’ AND ‘D’ REGIONS
• THIS INCREASES THE POSTERIOR
MOVEMENT OF THE RESTORATION BUT
DECREASES THE AMOUNT OF STRESS
ON THE IMPLANTS AND THE SCREW
RETAINED BAR
• PM FOR THREE IMPLANTS IN ‘B’, ‘C’
AND ‘D’ AREAS SHOULD HAVE PM-3 TO
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OPTION 3(B)
IMPLANTS IN THE
‘A’, ‘C’ AND ‘E’
POSITION RIGIDLY
JOINED BY A BAR IF
POSTERIOR RIDGE
FORM IS GOOD
• IDEAL POSTERIOR RIDGE
FORM
• IDEAL DENTURE
• RETENTION AND MODERATE
STABILITY
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ADVANTAGES OF SPLINTED
‘A’, ‘C’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS
• SIX TIMES LESS BAR FLEXURE
COMPARED WITH ‘A’ AND ‘E’ POSITIONS
• LESS SCREW LOSENING
A. LESS FLEXURE
B. THREE IMPLANT ABUTMENTS
• LESS STRESS TO EACH IMPLANT
COMPARED WITH ‘A’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS
A. GREATER SURFACE AREA
B. MORE IMPLANTS
C. GREATER ‘A’ TO ‘D’ DISTANCE
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• ONE HALF MOMENT FORCE
COMPARED WITH ‘A’ AND ‘E’
IMPLANTS
• LESS PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT
• ONE IMPLANT FAILURE STILL
PROVIDES ADEQUATE IMPLANT
SUPPORT
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OPTION 4
IMPLANTS IN THE
‘A’, ‘B’, ‘D’ AND ‘E’
POSITIONS RIGIDLY
JOINED BY A BAR
CANTILEVERED
DISTALLY ABOUT
10mm
• PATIENT DESIRES
GREATER RETENTION,
MAJOR STABILITY AND
SUPPORT
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OPTION 4 (CONTD…)
• IN OD-4 FOUR IMPLANTS ARE PLACED IN
‘A’, ‘B’, ‘D’ AND ‘E’ POSITIONS
• CANTILEVERED SUPERSTRUCTURE IS A
FEATURE OF FOUR OR MORE IMPLANTS
FOR
1) INCREASE IN IMPLANT SUPPORT
COMPARED WITH OD-1 TO OD-3
2) ADDITIONAL RETENTION OF
SUPERSTRUCTURE LIMITS THE RISK OF
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OPTION 4 ( CONTD….)
• PATIENTS INDICATION FOR OD-4
INCLUDE POOR POSTERIOR ANATOMY
WITH THE POSTERIOR MANDIBLE
BEING MORE RESORBED THAN
ANTERIOR
• A PM-2 RANGE OF MOTION IS MOST
COMMON
• ATTACHEMENTS ARE OFTEN PLACED IN
DISTAL CANTILEVERS AND IN MIDLINE
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OPTION 4 ( CONTD…)
• THE PATIENT BENEFITS FROM THE
4 IMPLANTS BECAUSE THERE IS
GREAT VERTICAL SUPPORT AND
LATERAL STABILITY
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OPTION 5
IMPLANTS IN THE
‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ AND
‘E’ POSITIONS
RIGIDLY JOINED
BY A BAR
CANTILEVERED
DISTALLY ABOUT
15mm
• PATIENT HAS HIGH
DEMANDS OR DESIRES
RETENTION,STABILITY
AND SUPPORT
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OPTION 5 (CONTD….)
• DESIGNED FOR PATIENTS WITH
MODERATE TO SEVERE PROBLEMS
RELATED TO A TRADITIONAL
RESTORATION
• FIVE IMPALANTS ARE INSERTED IN THE
‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ AND ‘E’ POSITIONS.
• SUPERSTRUCTURE IS CANTILEVERED
DISTALLY A MAXIMUM OF 2.5 TIMES THE
A-P DISTANCE OR APPROXIMATELY
15mm,WHICH PLACES IT UNDER THE FIRST
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OPTION 5 ( CONTD…)
• IF STRESS FACTORS ARE NOT
FAVORABLE CANTILEVER SHOULD BE
REDUCED
• TEETH OF FINAL RESTORATION
USUALLY DO NOT EXTEND BEYOND THE
FIRST MOLAR AND THIS HELPS
PREVENT A HIDDEN
CANTILEVER,WHICH MAY EXTEND
BEYOND THIS POSITION
• RESTORATION OFTEN RP-4,
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OPTION 5 ( CONTD…)
• FOUR TO SIX RETENTIVE ELEMENTS
ARE INCLUDED IN THE BAR DESIGN
(TYPICALLY O-RINGS AND HADER
CLIPS) AND THEY PROVIDE RETENTION
AND OPPOSE PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT
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CONCLUSION
• FIVE MENTIONED OPTIONS PROVIDE
ORGANIZED APPROACH TO SOLVING A
PATIENTS COMPLAINTS OR ANATOMIC
LIMITATIONS
• PROSTHESIS SUPPORT AND RANGE OF
MOTION SHOULD BE A PART OF INITIAL
DIAGNOSIS
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• OD 2 AND OD 3 ARE COMPARED TO A
TWO LEGGED CHAIR(PROVIDES SOME
VERTICAL SUPPORT,BUT CAN ROCK
BACK AND FORTH
• OD 4 IS COMPARED TO A THREE
LEGGED CHAIR(PROVIDES FURTHER
SUPPORT BUT CAN BE ROCKED ONE
WAY OR OTHER BY LATERAL FORCES
• OD 5 COMPARED TO A FOUR LEGGED
CHAIR PROVIDES GREATEST SUPPORT
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• ADVANTAGES OF IMPLANT
OVERDENTURES RELATE TO
• 1)ABILITY TO PLACE RIGID
HEALTHY ABUTMENTS IN ANTERIOR
POSITIONS OF CHOICE
• 2)THE NUMBER,LOCATION,
SUPERSTRUCTURE DESIGN AND
PROSTHETIC RANGE OF MOTION CAN
BE DETERMINED BASED ON PATIENTS
EXPRESSED NEEDS AND DESIRES
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• IMPLANTS PLACED IN ‘B’, ‘C’ AND ‘D’
POSITIONS ALLOWS MORE MOVEMENT
IN THE PROSTHESIS SO IMPLANTS WILL
NOT BE OVERLOADED
• PROSTHESES MOVEMENT SHOULD BE
PM3 OR GREATER TO REDUCE THE
STRESS ON THE B, C AND D IMPLANTS
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TREATMENT PLANNING FOR
EDENTULOUS POSTERIOR MAXILLA
• MAXILLARY POSTERIOR EDENTULOUS
REGION PRESENTS WITH MANY UNIQUE
AND CHALLENGING CONDITIONS
• BONE QUALITY,BONE DENSITY AND
INCREASED FORCES IN THIS REGION
HAVE TO BE CONSIDERED IN THE
TREATMENT PLAN OF THIS REGION OF
THE MOUTH
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ANATOMIC CONSIDERATIONS
• EVOLUTION OF POSTERIOR MAXILLA
WITH LOSS OF TEETH
1.AVAILABLE BONE HEIGHT IS LOST
IN THE POSTERIOR MAXILLA
2.DECREASE IN BONE WIDTH AT THE
EXPENSE OF LABIAL BONY PLATE
3.WIDTH IN THIS REGION-DECREASES
AT A RAPID RATE HERE THAN ANY
OTHER REGION IN THE JAW.
4.ABUNDANT DIVISION A BONE RIDGE
IS RESORBED INTO A MEDIALLY
POSITIONED DIVISION B BONE
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ANATOMIC CONSIDERATIONS
(CONTD….)
• DENSITY IS DECREASED IN LONG TERM MORE
THAN ANY OTHER REGION
• ABSENCE OF CORTICAL PLATE ON THE CREST
OF THE RIDGE - COMPROMISES INITIAL
IMPLANT STABILITY
• LABIAL CORTICAL PLATE IS THIN AND RIDGE
IS OFTEN WIDE
• DIMENSION IN HEIGHT OF POST.MAXILLA IS
GREATLY REDUCED - DUE TO DUAL
ABSORPTION FROM
1.CREST OF RIDGE AND
2.PNEUMATIZATION OF THE SINUS
AFTER TEETH LOSS
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SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS
(CONTD…)
• OCCLUSAL FORCES IN THE POSTERIOR
REGION ARE GREATER THAN IN THE
ANTERIOR REGION
• POSTERIOR MAXILLA ALWAYS
OPPOSES NATURAL TEETH OR IMPLANT
SUPPORTED RESTORATIONS-THIS
FUIRTHER INCREASES FORCES
COMPARED WITH SOFT TISSUE BORNE
RESTRATIONS
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EXPANSION OF MAXILLARY SINUS
• A EXPANSION PHENOMENON OF THE
MAXILLARY SINUS OCCURS AFTER LOSS OF
THE POSTERIOR TEETH
• ANTRUM EXPANDS IN INFERIOR ,
LATERAL ASPECT AND MAY EVEN PROCEED
TO LATERAL PIRIFORM OF THE NOSE AND
INVADES CANINE EMINENCE REGION
• HENCE,AMOUNT OF BONE IN POSTERIOR
MAXILLA IS GREATLY DECREASES IN HEIGHT
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EXPANSION OF MAXILLARY SINUS
(CONTD….)
• FOLLOWING PERIODONTAL
DISEASE TOOTH LOSS AND SINUS
EXPANSION,LESS THAN 10MM
REMAINS BETWEEN ALVEOLAR
RIDGE CREST AND FLOOR OF THE
MAXILLARY SINUS
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SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR
THE POSTERIOR MAXILLA
• INTERARCH DISTANCE SHOULD BE
EVALUATED BEFORE IMPLANT
PLACEMENT-
SHOULD BE > THAN 6mm.
IF LESS SPACE IS PRESENT THEN
FOLLOWING CAN BE DONE TO RESTORE
CORRECT RIDGE ORIENTATION
1. GINGIVECTOMY
2.OSTEOPLASTY AND / OR VERTICAL
OSTEOTOMY
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 1(CONTD….)
• STRESSES OCCUR PRIMARILY AT THE
CRESTAL REGION
• 1.BIOMECHANICAL DESIGNS OF
IMPLANTS TO MINIMIZE THEIR
NOXIOUS EFFECT ARE IMPLEMENTED
• 2.IMPLANT DIAMETER IS AN
EFFECTIVE METHOD TO INCREASE
SURFACE AREA AT THE CRESTAL
REGION
• 3.IMPLANT NUMBER – A GOOD
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RADIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION
• TECHNIQUES COMMONLY USED:TECHNIQUES COMMONLY USED:
1.WATERS PROJECTION1.WATERS PROJECTION
2.PANORAMIC XRAY2.PANORAMIC XRAY
• OTHER TECHNIQUESOTHER TECHNIQUES
1.COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY1.COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY
2.MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING2.MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
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WATERS VIEW
• TRADITIONALLY EMPLOYED FOR
THE STUDY OF THE MAXILLARY
SINUS
• BETTER VIEW TO ILLUSTRATE
CLOUDINESS AND SCLEROTIC
CHANGES OF THE MAXILLARY
SINUS
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PANORAMIC XRAY (BENEFITS)
PROVIDES BETTER ILLUSTRATION OF:
• CONTOUR OF SINUS
• PRESENCE OF CYST LIKE DENSITIES
• FLOOR OF THE ANTRUM AND THE AMOUT OF
AVAILABLE BONE BETWEEN CREST OF THE
RIDGE AND THE SINUS FLOOR
• DISTANCE BETWEEN THE PALATAL LINES AND
THE FLOOR OF THE ANTRUM –GOOD
INDICATION OF THE FACIAL HEIGHT OF THE
BONE BELOW THE ZYGOMA FOR DIRECT
SURGICAL ACCESS FOR THE SINUS GRAFT
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USES OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
PROVIDES CLEAR VIEW OF:
1. IMAGES OF MAX SINUS IN ALL DIRECTIONS
2. ALL WALLS OF MAXILLARY SINUS
3. POTENTIAL ASSOCIATED PATHOLOGIES
4. DETAILED REGIONAL ANATOMY
5. EXTENT OF MUCOPERIOSTEAL THICKENING
(MIDDLE MEATUS AND INFUNDIBULAR
REGION)
6. HIGHLY DIAGNOSTIC VIEW OF
POSTEROLATERAL WALLS TOGETHER WITH
THE SOFT TISSUE STRUCTURE OF
INFRATEMPORAL & PTERYGOPALATINE
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SUBANTRAL OPTION 1
DONE WHEN
SUFFICIENT
AVAILABLE BONE
HEIGHT
TO PERMIT THE
PLACEMENT OF
ENDOSTEAL
IMPLANTS
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 1(CONTD…)
• IN ABUNDANT BONE VOLUME DIVISION
A ROOT FORM IMPLANTS ARE USED
• MINIMUM BONE HEIGHT IS RELATED TO
IMPLANT DESIGN AND BONE DENSITY
D2 BONE-ATLEAST 11mm
D3 BONE-ATLEAST 12mm
D4 BONE-ATLEAST 13mm
(FOR A 4mm DIAMETER SCREW
IMPLANT)
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 1(CONTD….)
• SURGICAL APPROACH DECIDED BY BONE
DENSITY
IF NARROWER BONE VOLUME IS THERE
OSTEOPLASTY OR
AUGMENTATION TO INCREASE THE WIDTH
(WITH BONE SPREADING AND
INTRAPOSITIONAL& GRAFTS)
• IF LESS THAN 2.5mm WIDTH IS ONLY
AVAILABLE THEN ONLAY AUTOGENOUS
BONE GRAFTS IS DONE
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 1(CONTD….)
• AFTER HEALING,AREA IS REEVALUATED
TO DETERMINE PROPER TREATMENT PLAN
• ENDOSTEAL IMPLANTS ARE LEFT TO HEAL
IN A NONFUNCTIONAL ENVIRONMENT FOR
APPROXIMATELY 4 TO 8 MONTHS BEFORE
THE ABUTMENT POSTS ARE ADDED FOR
PROSTHODONTIC RECONSTRUCTION
• AFTER INITIAL HEALING PHASE
,PROGRESSIVE LOADING PHASE
TREATMENT IS CARRIED OUT
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SUBANTRAL OPTION 2: SINUS LIFT
• 1.SELECTED WHEN 10-12MM VERTICAL
BONE PRESENT
• 2.IMPLANTS SCREW TYPE DESIGN ROOT
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 2 (CONTD….)
• 3.TO OBTAIN 12-14MM OF VERTICAL
BONE NECESSARY FOR IMPROVED
IMPLANT SURVIVAL-ANTRAL FLOOR IS
ELEVATED FROM BELOW BY SURGERY
• FINAL IMPLANT MAY THEN BE
INSERTED INTO THE IMPLANT
OSTEOTOMY AND 0 TO 2mm OF NEW
BONE FORMATION IS ALLOWED TO
OCCUR
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 2 (CONTD….)
• 4.NATURAL ELEVATION OF SINUS
MEMBRANE WILL OCCUR AROUND
TEETH WITH PERIAPICAL DISEASE-THIS
ELEVATION RESULTS IN NEW BONE
FORMATION
• 4.6 TO 8 MONTHS AFTER SURGERY IS
USED TO INDICATE THE SUCCES OF 0 TO
2MM OF INCREASED VERTICAL HEIGHT
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 2 (CONTD….)
IF SINUS PERFORATION OCCURSIF SINUS PERFORATION OCCURS DURINGDURING
SURGERY:SURGERY:
• EXTRA 2 MONTHS IS ADDED TO
USUAL HEALING TIME FOR INTEGRATION
OF BONE WITH IMPLANT AND FOR 1 TO 2
mm
• AN ADDITIONAL IMPLANT OR
WIDER IMPLANT IS INCLUDED IN CASE IF
BONE DOES NOT FORM B’COZ OF
PERFORATION
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 2 (CONTD….)
• IF NO BONE FORMATION IS OBTAINED
AROUND APICAL PORTION OF IMPLANT:
• STILL CORTICAL LINING OF SINUS
ENGAGES THE IMPLANT IN APICAL THIRD
REGION AND IMPROVES RIGIDITY AND STREE
RANSFER
• 10-12mm IMPLANT PORTION IN
BONE IS MANAGED WITH PROGRESSIVE
LOADING
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SUBANTRAL OPTION 3 :SINUS
GRAFT AND INITIAL DELAYED
ENDOSTEAL IMPLANT PLACEMENT
INDICATED WHEN
• ATLEAST 5mm OF
VERTICAL BONE
PRESENT
• SUFFICIENT WIDTH
PRESENT BETWEEN
ANTRAL FLOOR
AND CREST OF
RESIDUAL RIDGE
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD…)
• TREATMENT PROCEDURE
• 1.TATUM LATERAL MAXILLARY WALL
APPROACH IS PERFORMED JUST
SUPERIOR TO RESIDUAL ALVEOLAR
BONE
• 2. LATERAL ACCESS WINDOW AND
MEMBRANE ARE ROTATED IN AND
UPWARD TO A SUPERIOR POSITION
• 3.A MIXTURE OF AUTOGENOUS
BONE,ALLOPLAST AND ALLOGRAFT
MATERIAL IS PLACED IN SPACE
PREVIOUSLY OCCUPIED BY THE SINUSwww.indiandentalacademy.com
SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD….)
• AFTER 2 TO 4 MONTHS WHEN THE AREA
HEALS THE IMPLANTS ARE
INSERTED(THIS SHORT DELAY ENSURES
GRAFT IS STABLE AND HEALS WITHOUT
COMPROMISE
• IT IS PRUDENT TO DELAY IMPLANT
PLACEMENT UNTIL THE GRAFT INITIALLY
MATURES AND THE RISK OF INFECTION IS
ELIMINATED
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD…..)
• DELAYED IMPLANT INSERTION ALSO
ALLOWS THE SURGEON TO ASSESS THE
BONE AUGMENTATION FORMATION
AND DENSITY BEFORE IMPLANT
PLACEMENT
• IMPLANT (B’COZ OF THE DELAYED
PLACEMENT )IS MORE RIGIDLY FIXED
SINCE SURROUNDED BY A MATURE
BONE GRAFT
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD….)
• IMPLANT DESIGN AND SURGICAL
APPROACH ARE SIMILAR TO OTHER
REGIONS OF MOUTH-VOLUME,DENSITY
OF BONE,STRESS FACTORS AND
PROSTHETIC OPTION DETERMINE HOW
MANY ROOT FORMS ARE INDICATED
• OSTEOPLASTY CAN BE DONE IF WIDER
ROOT FORM IMPLANTS ARE TO BE
PLACED
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD….)
• IF NO OSTEOPLASTY AND ONLY ONLAY
GRAFTING IS DONE,ADDITIONAL 6
MONTH HEALING TIME IS NEEDED
• ADDITIONAL 4 TO 8 MONTH HEALING IS
INDICATED BEFORE STAGE II
UNCOVERY AND PERMUCOSAL
ABUTMENT PLCEMENT
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SUBANTRAL OPTION 4
• SERVES TO
AUGMENT REGION
FOR FUTURE
IMPLANT
PLACEMENT
• THIS IS INDICATED
WHEN LESS THAN 5
mm IS PRESENT
BETWEEN THE
RESIDUAL CREST OF
BONE AND FLOOR OF
THE SINUS
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 4 ( CONTD…..)
• THERE IS INSUFFICIENT HOST BONE IN
HEIGHT AND QUALITY IN THE REGION
TO PERMIT PREDICTABLE IMPLANT
PLACEMENT
• THESE CONDITIONS ALSO NEED
GREATER GRAFT VOLUME
• COMPROMISED OSSEOUS
BED,EXTENSIVE PNEUMATIZATION AND
INSUFFICIENT BONE STRUCTURE FOR
PRIMARY IMPLANT STABILIZATION
REQUIRE MORE TIME FOR BONE TO
REPLACE GRAFT
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 4 ( CONTD….)
• TATUM LATERAL WALL APPROACH IS
DONE SAME AS IN SA 3
• MEMBRANE IS ELEVATED TO ALLOW
PLACEMENT OF AUTOGENOUS
BONE,ALLOPLASTS AND ALLOGRAFTS
• USUALLY ADDITIONAL GRAFT SITE FOR
AUTOGENOUS BONE IS USED APART
FROM TUBEROSITY
• AUGMENTED REGION ALLOWED TO
HEAL FOR 6 TO 10 MONTHS BEFORE
REENTRY FOR ENDOSTEAL IMPLANTS
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SUB ANTRAL OPTION 4 (CONTD….)
• IMPLANT DESIGN AS IN OTHER REGIONS
DEPENDS ON AVAILABLE BONE AND
INTENDED PROSTHESIS
• LESS THAN 5mm BONE IS SUFFICIENT
FOR ROOT FORM IMPLANTS AFTER
SINUS GRAFT HAS MATURED
• IMPLANT IS OFTEN PLACED IN THE
REGION OF LINGUAL CUSP OF NATURAL
TOOTH
www.indiandentalacademy.com
SUB ANTRAL OPTION 4 (CONTD…..)
• BONE GRAFT IS EVALUATED AT
IMPLANT PLACEMENT TO DETERMINE
HEALING TIME FOR ENDOSTEAL
IMPLANT
• 4 TO 10 ADDITIONAL MONTHS ELAPSE
BEFORE PROSTHODONTIC
RECONSTRUCTION
www.indiandentalacademy.com
SUMMARY
• POSTERIOR MAXILLA IS THE LEAST
PREDICTABLE AREA FOR IMPLANT
SURVIVAL DUE TO INADEQUATE BONE
HEIGHT,POOR BONE DENSITY AND HIGH
OCCLUSAL FORCES
• INITIALLY PAST IMPLANT MODALITIES
ATTEMPTED TO AVOID THIS AREA
www.indiandentalacademy.com
• LATER TECHNIQUES FOR MAXILLARY
SINUS ELEVATION AND SUBANTRAL
BONE REGENERATION TO IMPROVE
IMPLANT HEIGHT WERE DEVELOPED
• OPTIONS WERE THEN MODIFIED TO
REFLECT WIDTH OF THE AVAILABLE
BONE
• AFTER THE NECESSARY PROCEDURES
FOR HEIGHT AND WIDTH ,ROOT FORM
IMPLANTS WERE INDICATEDwww.indiandentalacademy.com
• UNFAVORABLE RIDGE ANATOMY
(NARROW WIDTH )NECESSITATES THE
USAGE OF AUTOGENOUS BONE GRAFTS
OR OSTEOPLASTY TECHNIQUES
www.indiandentalacademy.com
THANK YOU
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  • 1. TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR MANDIBULAR OVERDENTURES && TREATMENT PLANNING FORTREATMENT PLANNING FOR EDENTULOUS POSTERIOR MAXILLAEDENTULOUS POSTERIOR MAXILLA INDIAN DENTAL ACADEMYINDIAN DENTAL ACADEMY Leader in continuing Dental EducationLeader in continuing Dental Education www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 2. MANDIBULAR IMPLANT OVERDENTURES-INTRODUCTION • DENTAL PROFESSION AND PUBLIC AREDENTAL PROFESSION AND PUBLIC ARE MORE AWARE OF THE PROBLEMSMORE AWARE OF THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH A COMPLETEASSOCIATED WITH A COMPLETE MANDIBULAR DENTURE THAN ANYMANDIBULAR DENTURE THAN ANY OTHER DENTAL PROSTHESISOTHER DENTAL PROSTHESIS • INSERTION OF IMPLANTS FORINSERTION OF IMPLANTS FOR SUPPORT,RETENTION AND STABILITY OFSUPPORT,RETENTION AND STABILITY OF AN OVERDENTURE CONTRIBUTES A MOREAN OVERDENTURE CONTRIBUTES A MORE FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR THEFAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE RESTORATIONRESTORATION www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 3. ADVANTAGES OF IMPLANT SUPPORTED OVERDENTURES • PREVENT BONE LOSSPREVENT BONE LOSS • MAINTAIN FACIALMAINTAIN FACIAL ESTHETICSESTHETICS • REDUCE ORREDUCE OR ELIMINATE PROSTHESISELIMINATE PROSTHESIS MOVEMENTMOVEMENT • CREATECREATE REPRODUCIBEREPRODUCIBE CENTRICCENTRIC RELATIONRELATION OCCULUSIONOCCULUSION • ELIMINATE SOFT TISSUE ABRASIONELIMINATE SOFT TISSUE ABRASION • IMPROVEIMPROVE CHEWING EFFICIENCYCHEWING EFFICIENCY www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 4. • INCREASEINCREASE OCCLUSAL FORCE • IMPROVEIMPROVE PROSTHESIS STABILITY • IMPROVE PROSTHESISIMPROVE PROSTHESIS RETENTION • IMPROVEIMPROVE SPEECH • REDUCE OR ELIMINATE DENTUREREDUCE OR ELIMINATE DENTURE SIZE (FLANGESSIZE (FLANGES)) • REQUIRE FEWER IMPLANTSREQUIRE FEWER IMPLANTS COMPARED WITH FIXEDCOMPARED WITH FIXED PROSTHESESPROSTHESES www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 5. • IMPROVEIMPROVE HYGIENEHYGIENE • REMOVE EASILYREMOVE EASILY AT NIGHT TOAT NIGHT TO • CONTROL NOCTURNALCONTROL NOCTURNAL PARAFUNCTIONPARAFUNCTION • REPAIR EASILYREPAIR EASILY COMPARED WITHCOMPARED WITH FIXED PROSTHESISFIXED PROSTHESIS • REQUIRE SHORTER PROSTHETICREQUIRE SHORTER PROSTHETIC APPTS, REDUCED LABORATORYAPPTS, REDUCED LABORATORY FEES AND FEWER IMPLANTS WHICHFEES AND FEWER IMPLANTS WHICH REDUCE OVERALL COSTREDUCE OVERALL COST.. www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 6. DISADVANTAGES • PRIMARY DISADVANTAGE-RELATED TO PATIENTS DESIRE (OVERDENTURE WOULD NOT SATISFY THE PSYCHOLOGIC NEED OF PATIENT TO FEEL THE PROSTHESIS AS A PART OF THEIR BODY • LACK OF SUFFICIENT ARCH SPACE MAKES AN OVERDENTURE DENTURE SYSTEM MORE DIFFICULT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 7. MANDIBULAR IMPLANT SITE SELECTION • 1.GREATEST AVAILABLE HEIGHT OF BONE IS AVAILABLE IN THE ANTERIOR MANDIBLE BETWEEN THE MENTAL FORAMINA OR ANTERIOR LOOPS OF THE MANDIBULAR CANAL • DENSITY OF BONE IN THIS AREA IS ALSO OPTIMAL FOR IMPLANT SUPPORT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 8. IMPLANT SITE SELECTION (CONTD…) • AVAILABLE BONE IN THE ANTERIOR MANDIBLE IS DIVIDED INTO 5 EQUAL COLUMNS OF BONE SERVING AS POTENTIAL IMPLANT SITES LABELLED AS A,B,C,D AND E STARTING FROM PATIENTS RIGHT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 9. CLASSIFICATION OF OVERDENTURE MOVEMENT • IMPLANT OVERDENTURE MOVEMENTS HAVE BEEN SORTED IN SIX DIRECTIONS OR RANGE OF MOVEMENTS • PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT IS EVALUATED WHILE RESTORATION IS IN THE MOUTH www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 10. OVER DENTURE MOVEMENT (CONTD….) • PM-0 :THE PROSTHESIS DOES NOT HAVE MOVEMENT DURING FUNCTION • PM-2 :PROSTHESIS WITH A HINGE MOTION • PM-3 :PROSTHESIS WITH AN APICAL AND HINGE MOTION • PM-4 :ALLOWS MOVEMENT IN FOUR DIRECTIONS • PM-6 :HAS ALL RANGES OF PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 11. OVERDENTURE ATTACHMENTS • OVERDENTURE ATTACHMENT PERMITS MOVEMENT DURING FUNCTION AND OR REMOVAL FROM THE MOUTH. • FEMALE PORTION OF THE ATTACHEMENT IN THE PROSTHESIS SHOULD BE DESIGNED TO WEAR AND BE REPLACED NOT THE MALE PORTION (PATRIX) CONNECTED TO THE SUPERSTRUCTURE OR IMPLANT • IDEALLY THE ATTACHMENT SHOULD OFFER THE POSSIBILITY TO CONTROL THE DEGREE OF RETENTIONwww.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 12. O RING ATTACHMENTS (BALL ATTACHMENTS) • O RINGS ARE DOUGH NUT SHAPED, SYNTHETIC POLYMER OBJECTS THAT POSSESS THE ABILITY TO BEND WITH RESISTANCE AND THEN RETURN TO THEIR APPROXIMATE ORIGINAL SHAPE • O RING IS COMPRESSED RADIALLY BETWEEN TWO MATING SURFACES COMPRISING A POST AND A METAL ENCAPSULATOR INTO WHICH THE O RING IS INSTALLED www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 13. O RING ATTACHMENTS (CONTD..) • THE DYNAMIC MOVEMENT OF O RING IS ONE OF THE MOST RESILIENT OR MOBILE TYPE OF ATTACHMENTS • O RINGS MAY HAVE A RANGE OF MOTION OF SIX DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 14. METAL ENCAPSULATOR • A METAL ENCAPSULATOR PERMITS THE EASY REPLACEMENT OF THE O RING AFTER WEARING OR DAMAGE • THE ENCAPSULATOR HAS AN UNDERCUT REGION THAT HOUSES THE O RING CALLED THE INTERNAL CAVITY www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 15. HADER BAR AND CLIP • HADER BAR AND RIDER SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED TO HADER EDS SYSTEM • EDS BAR SYSTEM IS ONLY 3mm HIGH,CLIPS HAVE THREE DIFFERENT RETENTION STRENGTHS AND A 20 DEGREE CLIP ROTATION(WHICH INCREASES THE FLEXIBILTY OF THE SYSTEM • HADER BAR AND CLIP IS A TYPE 2 ATTACHMENT AND MAY BE USED FOR PM-0 OR PM-2 TREATMENT PLANS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 16. MANDIBULAR OVERDENTURE TREATMENT OPTIONS IMPLANTS IN THE B AND D POSITION, INDEPENDENT OF EACH OTHER IDEAL ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM IDEAL DENTURE COST IS A MAJOR FACTOR RETENTION ONLY OPTION 1 www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 17. OPTION 1 • INDICATED PRIMARILY WHEN COST IS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT FACTOR • OTHER INDICATIONS ARE WHEN THE SPAN BETWEEN THE IMPLANTS IS TOO LONG AND INSUFICIENT SPACE EXISTS TO ACCOMDATE ATTACHMENTS ON A BAR AND IN ARCHES TEAR SHAPED ANTERIORLY • POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM SHOLD BE INVERTED U SHAPE WITH HIGH PARALLEL WALLS FOR GOOD TO EXCELLENT ANATOMIC CONDITIONS FOR DENTURE RETENTION,SUPPORT AND STABILITY.www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 18. OPTION 1 (CONTD…) • MOST COMMON ATTACHMENT USED HERE IS THE O RING DESIGN AND PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT MUST BE AS PRACTICAL(PM-6) • TWO IMPLANTS ARE INSERTED IN B AND D POSITION AND THEY ARE INDEPENDENT AND NOT CONNECTED WITH A SUPERSTRUCTURE • IT IS BETTER TO HAVE IMPLANTS IN THE B AND D POSITION RATHER THAN IN THE A AND E REGIONS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 19. OPTION 1 (CONTD….) • INDEPENDENT IMPLANTS IN THE AND E POSITIONS PERMIT MORE ROCKING OF THE RESTORATION COMPARED WITH B AND D REGIONS • PLACED IN B AND D POSITIONS- ANTERIOR MOVEMENT OF THE PROSTHESIS IS REDUCED AND PROSTHESIS ALSO ACTS AS A SPLINT TO THE TEETH,DECREASING SOME OF THE STRESS TO EACH IMPLANT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 20. OPTION 2 IMPLANTS IN THE B AND D POSITION JOINED RIGIDLY BY A BAR IDEAL POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM IDEAL DENTURE COST IS A MAJOR FACTOR RETENTION AND MINOR STABILITY www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 21. OPTION 2 • SELECTED ONLY ON RARE OCCASIONS • IMPLANTS USUALLY PLACED IN B AND D POSITIONS SPLINTED TOGETHER WITH A SUPERSTRUCTURE WITHOUT ANY DISTAL CANTILEVER • RETENTIVE ELEMENT MAY BE O – RING OR CLIP DESIGN BASED ON THE INTERARCH DISTANCE AVAILABLE • BAR , SIMILAR TO THOSE DESIGNED BY DOLDER OR HADER www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 22. IMPLANTS IN ‘B’ AND ‘D’ POSITIONS • IMPLANTS PLACED IN ‘B’ AND ‘D’ POSITION SATISFIES IDEAL DISTANCE BETWEEN IMPLANTS ( 20 TO 22MM RANGE) • IMPLANTS SPLINTED IN ‘B’ AND ‘D’ POSITIONS REDUCES IMPLANT REACTION FORCES – PROVIDES LESS STRESS TO IMPLANT AT CREST OF THE BONE www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 23. DISADVANTAGES OF SPLINTED ‘A’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS • IMPLANTS JOINED WITH STRAIGHT BAR ARE LINGUAL TO THE RIDGE B.ANTERIOR TIPPING OF OVERDENTURE C.FIVE TIMES MORE BAR FLEXURE THAN ‘B’ AND ‘D’ POSITIONS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 24. • 2) IMPLANTS JOINED WITH ANTERIOR CURVED BAR A.GREATER BAR FLEXIBILTY (9 TIMES THE B AND D POSITIONS) B.INCREASED SCREW LOOSENING C.INCREASED MOMENT FORCES ON ANTERIOR OF PROSTHESIS D.ATTACHMENT OR CURVED BAR MAY PREVENT PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT DISADVANTAGES OF SPLINTED ‘A’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS (CONTD….) www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 25. DISADVANTAGES OF SPLINTED‘A’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS (CONTD…..) • 3)HIGHER BITE FORCE THAN ‘B’ AND ‘D’ POSITIONS • 4) MORE LATERAL LOAD FROM PROSTHESIS TO IMPLANTS THAN ‘B’ AND ‘D’ POSITION www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 26. OPTION 3(A) IMPLANTS IN THE B,C AND D POSITION JOINED BY A RIGID BAR WHEN THE POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM IS POOR • DIVISION C-h ANTERIOR BONE VOLUME • POOR POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM • RETENTION AND MINOR STABILITY • PM3 TO PM6www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 27. OPTION 3 ( CONTD….) • USUAL TREATMENT FOR A PATIENT WITH MINIMAL COMPLAINTS • CONCERN - PRIMARILY RETENTION AND ANTERIOR STABILITY • POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM DETERMINES THE LINGUAL FLANGE EXTENSION OF THE DENTURE • IF POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM IS GOOD,IMPLANTS ARE PLACED IN ‘A’, ‘C’ AND ‘E’ AREAS AND PM-2 TO PM –6 RANGE OF MOTION IS REASONABLE.www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 28. OPTION 3 ( CONTD…..) • IF ANTERIOR OR POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM IS POOR THE IMPLANTS ARE PLACED IN THE ‘B’, ‘C’ AND ‘D’ REGIONS • THIS INCREASES THE POSTERIOR MOVEMENT OF THE RESTORATION BUT DECREASES THE AMOUNT OF STRESS ON THE IMPLANTS AND THE SCREW RETAINED BAR • PM FOR THREE IMPLANTS IN ‘B’, ‘C’ AND ‘D’ AREAS SHOULD HAVE PM-3 TO PM-6 RANGES OF MOTIONwww.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 29. OPTION 3(B) IMPLANTS IN THE ‘A’, ‘C’ AND ‘E’ POSITION RIGIDLY JOINED BY A BAR IF POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM IS GOOD • IDEAL POSTERIOR RIDGE FORM • IDEAL DENTURE • RETENTION AND MODERATE STABILITY • PM2 TO PM6www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 30. ADVANTAGES OF SPLINTED ‘A’, ‘C’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS • SIX TIMES LESS BAR FLEXURE COMPARED WITH ‘A’ AND ‘E’ POSITIONS • LESS SCREW LOSENING A. LESS FLEXURE B. THREE IMPLANT ABUTMENTS • LESS STRESS TO EACH IMPLANT COMPARED WITH ‘A’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS A. GREATER SURFACE AREA B. MORE IMPLANTS C. GREATER ‘A’ TO ‘D’ DISTANCE www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 31. • ONE HALF MOMENT FORCE COMPARED WITH ‘A’ AND ‘E’ IMPLANTS • LESS PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT • ONE IMPLANT FAILURE STILL PROVIDES ADEQUATE IMPLANT SUPPORT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 32. OPTION 4 IMPLANTS IN THE ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘D’ AND ‘E’ POSITIONS RIGIDLY JOINED BY A BAR CANTILEVERED DISTALLY ABOUT 10mm • PATIENT DESIRES GREATER RETENTION, MAJOR STABILITY AND SUPPORT • PM2 TO PM6www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 33. OPTION 4 (CONTD…) • IN OD-4 FOUR IMPLANTS ARE PLACED IN ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘D’ AND ‘E’ POSITIONS • CANTILEVERED SUPERSTRUCTURE IS A FEATURE OF FOUR OR MORE IMPLANTS FOR 1) INCREASE IN IMPLANT SUPPORT COMPARED WITH OD-1 TO OD-3 2) ADDITIONAL RETENTION OF SUPERSTRUCTURE LIMITS THE RISK OF SCREW LOSSENING AND RELATED COMPLICATIONSwww.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 34. OPTION 4 ( CONTD….) • PATIENTS INDICATION FOR OD-4 INCLUDE POOR POSTERIOR ANATOMY WITH THE POSTERIOR MANDIBLE BEING MORE RESORBED THAN ANTERIOR • A PM-2 RANGE OF MOTION IS MOST COMMON • ATTACHEMENTS ARE OFTEN PLACED IN DISTAL CANTILEVERS AND IN MIDLINE www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 35. OPTION 4 ( CONTD…) • THE PATIENT BENEFITS FROM THE 4 IMPLANTS BECAUSE THERE IS GREAT VERTICAL SUPPORT AND LATERAL STABILITY www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 36. OPTION 5 IMPLANTS IN THE ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ AND ‘E’ POSITIONS RIGIDLY JOINED BY A BAR CANTILEVERED DISTALLY ABOUT 15mm • PATIENT HAS HIGH DEMANDS OR DESIRES RETENTION,STABILITY AND SUPPORT • PM0www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 37. OPTION 5 (CONTD….) • DESIGNED FOR PATIENTS WITH MODERATE TO SEVERE PROBLEMS RELATED TO A TRADITIONAL RESTORATION • FIVE IMPALANTS ARE INSERTED IN THE ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’, ‘D’ AND ‘E’ POSITIONS. • SUPERSTRUCTURE IS CANTILEVERED DISTALLY A MAXIMUM OF 2.5 TIMES THE A-P DISTANCE OR APPROXIMATELY 15mm,WHICH PLACES IT UNDER THE FIRST MOLAR AREA.www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 38. OPTION 5 ( CONTD…) • IF STRESS FACTORS ARE NOT FAVORABLE CANTILEVER SHOULD BE REDUCED • TEETH OF FINAL RESTORATION USUALLY DO NOT EXTEND BEYOND THE FIRST MOLAR AND THIS HELPS PREVENT A HIDDEN CANTILEVER,WHICH MAY EXTEND BEYOND THIS POSITION • RESTORATION OFTEN RP-4, COMPLETELY IMPLANT SUPPORTEDwww.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 39. OPTION 5 ( CONTD…) • FOUR TO SIX RETENTIVE ELEMENTS ARE INCLUDED IN THE BAR DESIGN (TYPICALLY O-RINGS AND HADER CLIPS) AND THEY PROVIDE RETENTION AND OPPOSE PROSTHESIS MOVEMENT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 40. CONCLUSION • FIVE MENTIONED OPTIONS PROVIDE ORGANIZED APPROACH TO SOLVING A PATIENTS COMPLAINTS OR ANATOMIC LIMITATIONS • PROSTHESIS SUPPORT AND RANGE OF MOTION SHOULD BE A PART OF INITIAL DIAGNOSIS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 41. • OD 2 AND OD 3 ARE COMPARED TO A TWO LEGGED CHAIR(PROVIDES SOME VERTICAL SUPPORT,BUT CAN ROCK BACK AND FORTH • OD 4 IS COMPARED TO A THREE LEGGED CHAIR(PROVIDES FURTHER SUPPORT BUT CAN BE ROCKED ONE WAY OR OTHER BY LATERAL FORCES • OD 5 COMPARED TO A FOUR LEGGED CHAIR PROVIDES GREATEST SUPPORT AND IS A STABLE AND RETENTIVE PROSTHESISwww.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 42. • ADVANTAGES OF IMPLANT OVERDENTURES RELATE TO • 1)ABILITY TO PLACE RIGID HEALTHY ABUTMENTS IN ANTERIOR POSITIONS OF CHOICE • 2)THE NUMBER,LOCATION, SUPERSTRUCTURE DESIGN AND PROSTHETIC RANGE OF MOTION CAN BE DETERMINED BASED ON PATIENTS EXPRESSED NEEDS AND DESIRES www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 43. • IMPLANTS PLACED IN ‘B’, ‘C’ AND ‘D’ POSITIONS ALLOWS MORE MOVEMENT IN THE PROSTHESIS SO IMPLANTS WILL NOT BE OVERLOADED • PROSTHESES MOVEMENT SHOULD BE PM3 OR GREATER TO REDUCE THE STRESS ON THE B, C AND D IMPLANTS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 44. TREATMENT PLANNING FOR EDENTULOUS POSTERIOR MAXILLA • MAXILLARY POSTERIOR EDENTULOUS REGION PRESENTS WITH MANY UNIQUE AND CHALLENGING CONDITIONS • BONE QUALITY,BONE DENSITY AND INCREASED FORCES IN THIS REGION HAVE TO BE CONSIDERED IN THE TREATMENT PLAN OF THIS REGION OF THE MOUTH www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 45. ANATOMIC CONSIDERATIONS • EVOLUTION OF POSTERIOR MAXILLA WITH LOSS OF TEETH 1.AVAILABLE BONE HEIGHT IS LOST IN THE POSTERIOR MAXILLA 2.DECREASE IN BONE WIDTH AT THE EXPENSE OF LABIAL BONY PLATE 3.WIDTH IN THIS REGION-DECREASES AT A RAPID RATE HERE THAN ANY OTHER REGION IN THE JAW. 4.ABUNDANT DIVISION A BONE RIDGE IS RESORBED INTO A MEDIALLY POSITIONED DIVISION B BONE www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 46. ANATOMIC CONSIDERATIONS (CONTD….) • DENSITY IS DECREASED IN LONG TERM MORE THAN ANY OTHER REGION • ABSENCE OF CORTICAL PLATE ON THE CREST OF THE RIDGE - COMPROMISES INITIAL IMPLANT STABILITY • LABIAL CORTICAL PLATE IS THIN AND RIDGE IS OFTEN WIDE • DIMENSION IN HEIGHT OF POST.MAXILLA IS GREATLY REDUCED - DUE TO DUAL ABSORPTION FROM 1.CREST OF RIDGE AND 2.PNEUMATIZATION OF THE SINUS AFTER TEETH LOSS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 47. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS (CONTD…) • OCCLUSAL FORCES IN THE POSTERIOR REGION ARE GREATER THAN IN THE ANTERIOR REGION • POSTERIOR MAXILLA ALWAYS OPPOSES NATURAL TEETH OR IMPLANT SUPPORTED RESTORATIONS-THIS FUIRTHER INCREASES FORCES COMPARED WITH SOFT TISSUE BORNE RESTRATIONS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 48. EXPANSION OF MAXILLARY SINUS • A EXPANSION PHENOMENON OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS OCCURS AFTER LOSS OF THE POSTERIOR TEETH • ANTRUM EXPANDS IN INFERIOR , LATERAL ASPECT AND MAY EVEN PROCEED TO LATERAL PIRIFORM OF THE NOSE AND INVADES CANINE EMINENCE REGION • HENCE,AMOUNT OF BONE IN POSTERIOR MAXILLA IS GREATLY DECREASES IN HEIGHT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 49. EXPANSION OF MAXILLARY SINUS (CONTD….) • FOLLOWING PERIODONTAL DISEASE TOOTH LOSS AND SINUS EXPANSION,LESS THAN 10MM REMAINS BETWEEN ALVEOLAR RIDGE CREST AND FLOOR OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 50. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE POSTERIOR MAXILLA • INTERARCH DISTANCE SHOULD BE EVALUATED BEFORE IMPLANT PLACEMENT- SHOULD BE > THAN 6mm. IF LESS SPACE IS PRESENT THEN FOLLOWING CAN BE DONE TO RESTORE CORRECT RIDGE ORIENTATION 1. GINGIVECTOMY 2.OSTEOPLASTY AND / OR VERTICAL OSTEOTOMY www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 51. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 1(CONTD….) • STRESSES OCCUR PRIMARILY AT THE CRESTAL REGION • 1.BIOMECHANICAL DESIGNS OF IMPLANTS TO MINIMIZE THEIR NOXIOUS EFFECT ARE IMPLEMENTED • 2.IMPLANT DIAMETER IS AN EFFECTIVE METHOD TO INCREASE SURFACE AREA AT THE CRESTAL REGION • 3.IMPLANT NUMBER – A GOOD METHOD TO DECREASE CRESTAL STRESSES www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 52. RADIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION • TECHNIQUES COMMONLY USED:TECHNIQUES COMMONLY USED: 1.WATERS PROJECTION1.WATERS PROJECTION 2.PANORAMIC XRAY2.PANORAMIC XRAY • OTHER TECHNIQUESOTHER TECHNIQUES 1.COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY1.COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY 2.MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING2.MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 53. WATERS VIEW • TRADITIONALLY EMPLOYED FOR THE STUDY OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS • BETTER VIEW TO ILLUSTRATE CLOUDINESS AND SCLEROTIC CHANGES OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 54. PANORAMIC XRAY (BENEFITS) PROVIDES BETTER ILLUSTRATION OF: • CONTOUR OF SINUS • PRESENCE OF CYST LIKE DENSITIES • FLOOR OF THE ANTRUM AND THE AMOUT OF AVAILABLE BONE BETWEEN CREST OF THE RIDGE AND THE SINUS FLOOR • DISTANCE BETWEEN THE PALATAL LINES AND THE FLOOR OF THE ANTRUM –GOOD INDICATION OF THE FACIAL HEIGHT OF THE BONE BELOW THE ZYGOMA FOR DIRECT SURGICAL ACCESS FOR THE SINUS GRAFT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 55. USES OF COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY PROVIDES CLEAR VIEW OF: 1. IMAGES OF MAX SINUS IN ALL DIRECTIONS 2. ALL WALLS OF MAXILLARY SINUS 3. POTENTIAL ASSOCIATED PATHOLOGIES 4. DETAILED REGIONAL ANATOMY 5. EXTENT OF MUCOPERIOSTEAL THICKENING (MIDDLE MEATUS AND INFUNDIBULAR REGION) 6. HIGHLY DIAGNOSTIC VIEW OF POSTEROLATERAL WALLS TOGETHER WITH THE SOFT TISSUE STRUCTURE OF INFRATEMPORAL & PTERYGOPALATINE FOSSA www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 56. SUBANTRAL OPTION 1 DONE WHEN SUFFICIENT AVAILABLE BONE HEIGHT TO PERMIT THE PLACEMENT OF ENDOSTEAL IMPLANTS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 57. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 1(CONTD…) • IN ABUNDANT BONE VOLUME DIVISION A ROOT FORM IMPLANTS ARE USED • MINIMUM BONE HEIGHT IS RELATED TO IMPLANT DESIGN AND BONE DENSITY D2 BONE-ATLEAST 11mm D3 BONE-ATLEAST 12mm D4 BONE-ATLEAST 13mm (FOR A 4mm DIAMETER SCREW IMPLANT) www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 58. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 1(CONTD….) • SURGICAL APPROACH DECIDED BY BONE DENSITY IF NARROWER BONE VOLUME IS THERE OSTEOPLASTY OR AUGMENTATION TO INCREASE THE WIDTH (WITH BONE SPREADING AND INTRAPOSITIONAL& GRAFTS) • IF LESS THAN 2.5mm WIDTH IS ONLY AVAILABLE THEN ONLAY AUTOGENOUS BONE GRAFTS IS DONE www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 59. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 1(CONTD….) • AFTER HEALING,AREA IS REEVALUATED TO DETERMINE PROPER TREATMENT PLAN • ENDOSTEAL IMPLANTS ARE LEFT TO HEAL IN A NONFUNCTIONAL ENVIRONMENT FOR APPROXIMATELY 4 TO 8 MONTHS BEFORE THE ABUTMENT POSTS ARE ADDED FOR PROSTHODONTIC RECONSTRUCTION • AFTER INITIAL HEALING PHASE ,PROGRESSIVE LOADING PHASE TREATMENT IS CARRIED OUT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 60. SUBANTRAL OPTION 2: SINUS LIFT • 1.SELECTED WHEN 10-12MM VERTICAL BONE PRESENT • 2.IMPLANTS SCREW TYPE DESIGN ROOT FORM IMPLANTSwww.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 61. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 2 (CONTD….) • 3.TO OBTAIN 12-14MM OF VERTICAL BONE NECESSARY FOR IMPROVED IMPLANT SURVIVAL-ANTRAL FLOOR IS ELEVATED FROM BELOW BY SURGERY • FINAL IMPLANT MAY THEN BE INSERTED INTO THE IMPLANT OSTEOTOMY AND 0 TO 2mm OF NEW BONE FORMATION IS ALLOWED TO OCCUR www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 62. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 2 (CONTD….) • 4.NATURAL ELEVATION OF SINUS MEMBRANE WILL OCCUR AROUND TEETH WITH PERIAPICAL DISEASE-THIS ELEVATION RESULTS IN NEW BONE FORMATION • 4.6 TO 8 MONTHS AFTER SURGERY IS USED TO INDICATE THE SUCCES OF 0 TO 2MM OF INCREASED VERTICAL HEIGHT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 63. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 2 (CONTD….) IF SINUS PERFORATION OCCURSIF SINUS PERFORATION OCCURS DURINGDURING SURGERY:SURGERY: • EXTRA 2 MONTHS IS ADDED TO USUAL HEALING TIME FOR INTEGRATION OF BONE WITH IMPLANT AND FOR 1 TO 2 mm • AN ADDITIONAL IMPLANT OR WIDER IMPLANT IS INCLUDED IN CASE IF BONE DOES NOT FORM B’COZ OF PERFORATION www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 64. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 2 (CONTD….) • IF NO BONE FORMATION IS OBTAINED AROUND APICAL PORTION OF IMPLANT: • STILL CORTICAL LINING OF SINUS ENGAGES THE IMPLANT IN APICAL THIRD REGION AND IMPROVES RIGIDITY AND STREE RANSFER • 10-12mm IMPLANT PORTION IN BONE IS MANAGED WITH PROGRESSIVE LOADING www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 65. SUBANTRAL OPTION 3 :SINUS GRAFT AND INITIAL DELAYED ENDOSTEAL IMPLANT PLACEMENT INDICATED WHEN • ATLEAST 5mm OF VERTICAL BONE PRESENT • SUFFICIENT WIDTH PRESENT BETWEEN ANTRAL FLOOR AND CREST OF RESIDUAL RIDGE www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 66. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD…) • TREATMENT PROCEDURE • 1.TATUM LATERAL MAXILLARY WALL APPROACH IS PERFORMED JUST SUPERIOR TO RESIDUAL ALVEOLAR BONE • 2. LATERAL ACCESS WINDOW AND MEMBRANE ARE ROTATED IN AND UPWARD TO A SUPERIOR POSITION • 3.A MIXTURE OF AUTOGENOUS BONE,ALLOPLAST AND ALLOGRAFT MATERIAL IS PLACED IN SPACE PREVIOUSLY OCCUPIED BY THE SINUSwww.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 67. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD….) • AFTER 2 TO 4 MONTHS WHEN THE AREA HEALS THE IMPLANTS ARE INSERTED(THIS SHORT DELAY ENSURES GRAFT IS STABLE AND HEALS WITHOUT COMPROMISE • IT IS PRUDENT TO DELAY IMPLANT PLACEMENT UNTIL THE GRAFT INITIALLY MATURES AND THE RISK OF INFECTION IS ELIMINATED www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 68. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD…..) • DELAYED IMPLANT INSERTION ALSO ALLOWS THE SURGEON TO ASSESS THE BONE AUGMENTATION FORMATION AND DENSITY BEFORE IMPLANT PLACEMENT • IMPLANT (B’COZ OF THE DELAYED PLACEMENT )IS MORE RIGIDLY FIXED SINCE SURROUNDED BY A MATURE BONE GRAFT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 69. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD….) • IMPLANT DESIGN AND SURGICAL APPROACH ARE SIMILAR TO OTHER REGIONS OF MOUTH-VOLUME,DENSITY OF BONE,STRESS FACTORS AND PROSTHETIC OPTION DETERMINE HOW MANY ROOT FORMS ARE INDICATED • OSTEOPLASTY CAN BE DONE IF WIDER ROOT FORM IMPLANTS ARE TO BE PLACED www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 70. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 3 (CONTD….) • IF NO OSTEOPLASTY AND ONLY ONLAY GRAFTING IS DONE,ADDITIONAL 6 MONTH HEALING TIME IS NEEDED • ADDITIONAL 4 TO 8 MONTH HEALING IS INDICATED BEFORE STAGE II UNCOVERY AND PERMUCOSAL ABUTMENT PLCEMENT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 71. SUBANTRAL OPTION 4 • SERVES TO AUGMENT REGION FOR FUTURE IMPLANT PLACEMENT • THIS IS INDICATED WHEN LESS THAN 5 mm IS PRESENT BETWEEN THE RESIDUAL CREST OF BONE AND FLOOR OF THE SINUS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 72. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 4 ( CONTD…..) • THERE IS INSUFFICIENT HOST BONE IN HEIGHT AND QUALITY IN THE REGION TO PERMIT PREDICTABLE IMPLANT PLACEMENT • THESE CONDITIONS ALSO NEED GREATER GRAFT VOLUME • COMPROMISED OSSEOUS BED,EXTENSIVE PNEUMATIZATION AND INSUFFICIENT BONE STRUCTURE FOR PRIMARY IMPLANT STABILIZATION REQUIRE MORE TIME FOR BONE TO REPLACE GRAFT www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 73. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 4 ( CONTD….) • TATUM LATERAL WALL APPROACH IS DONE SAME AS IN SA 3 • MEMBRANE IS ELEVATED TO ALLOW PLACEMENT OF AUTOGENOUS BONE,ALLOPLASTS AND ALLOGRAFTS • USUALLY ADDITIONAL GRAFT SITE FOR AUTOGENOUS BONE IS USED APART FROM TUBEROSITY • AUGMENTED REGION ALLOWED TO HEAL FOR 6 TO 10 MONTHS BEFORE REENTRY FOR ENDOSTEAL IMPLANTS www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 74. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 4 (CONTD….) • IMPLANT DESIGN AS IN OTHER REGIONS DEPENDS ON AVAILABLE BONE AND INTENDED PROSTHESIS • LESS THAN 5mm BONE IS SUFFICIENT FOR ROOT FORM IMPLANTS AFTER SINUS GRAFT HAS MATURED • IMPLANT IS OFTEN PLACED IN THE REGION OF LINGUAL CUSP OF NATURAL TOOTH www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 75. SUB ANTRAL OPTION 4 (CONTD…..) • BONE GRAFT IS EVALUATED AT IMPLANT PLACEMENT TO DETERMINE HEALING TIME FOR ENDOSTEAL IMPLANT • 4 TO 10 ADDITIONAL MONTHS ELAPSE BEFORE PROSTHODONTIC RECONSTRUCTION www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 76. SUMMARY • POSTERIOR MAXILLA IS THE LEAST PREDICTABLE AREA FOR IMPLANT SURVIVAL DUE TO INADEQUATE BONE HEIGHT,POOR BONE DENSITY AND HIGH OCCLUSAL FORCES • INITIALLY PAST IMPLANT MODALITIES ATTEMPTED TO AVOID THIS AREA www.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 77. • LATER TECHNIQUES FOR MAXILLARY SINUS ELEVATION AND SUBANTRAL BONE REGENERATION TO IMPROVE IMPLANT HEIGHT WERE DEVELOPED • OPTIONS WERE THEN MODIFIED TO REFLECT WIDTH OF THE AVAILABLE BONE • AFTER THE NECESSARY PROCEDURES FOR HEIGHT AND WIDTH ,ROOT FORM IMPLANTS WERE INDICATEDwww.indiandentalacademy.com
  • 78. • UNFAVORABLE RIDGE ANATOMY (NARROW WIDTH )NECESSITATES THE USAGE OF AUTOGENOUS BONE GRAFTS OR OSTEOPLASTY TECHNIQUES www.indiandentalacademy.com