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Revista Habanera de Ciencias Médicas 2013; 12 (1)

The harelip and the palate fissured rehabilitated intervening an innovative technique with implantations Nano. Case presentation

Fajardo PJ

Language: Spanish
References: 16
Page: 107-113
PDF size: 40.02 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: the fissures lip palatine are between the most common anomalies of the congenital malformations as a result of an absence of normal union and inadequate development of the textiles in the stage embriofetal that it affects to the soft textiles and bony components of the top lip, alveolar flange and the palates lasted and I brandish.
Objective of case presentation: evaluate the functionality of dental implants in the rehabilitation Nano lip and palate.
Case presentation: there appears the case of a 34-year-old patient of age attended in the multidisciplinary consultation of Implantología of the Clinic "Ann Betancourt" with alteration of the esthetics and masticatory function because it had been produced in 5 occasions of the palate and lip fisurados. Partial prosthesis was carrying of one acrylic defective with presence of Stomatitis subprosthesis to repetition. It had 11, 21 and 22 absent with transposition of 23 to the place of 21. After a multidisciplinary evaluation and the assent of the patient, Friend one proceeds to the laying of two implants in areas of 11 and 22 and conventional preparation of 13 and 23, now in position of 21 for the esthetic characteristics. Implantodentosoportado of 4 units was rehabilitated by a fixed bridge in the same work meeting with very satisfactory esthetic and functional results, being achieved it completes it osteointegración of the implants and the improvement of the quality of life of the patient.
Conclusions: the patient recovered lost function and esthetics on the same day after Nano implants placed with immediate prosthetic rehabilitation. The patient's psychological acceptance was very favorable.


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