Shalu Majreti

Shalu Majreti

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Authors: Himanshu Aeran, Shalu Majreti*, Avantika Tuli, Nitin Khanduri

DOI: 10.18231/j.ijohd.2022.065  

Volume8

Issue4

Pages340-342

Abstract

The preservation of deciduous teeth is essential until normal exfoliation. It plays an important role in preventive and interventional dentistry. Early loss of a deciduous tooth or teeth can have various consequences. Space maintainer of the intra-alveolar kind is advised when the deciduous second molar is lost before the eruption of the first permanent molar. This report discusses a modified Willet appliance in cases where loss of primary deciduous first and second molar occur prior to eruption of permanent mandibular first molar.   Keywords: Willet appliance, Molar

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Authors: Himanshu Aeran*, Varun Kumar, Jyotsna Seth, Goutami Deshpande

DOI: 10.18231/j.ijohd.2022.061  

Volume8

Issue4

Pages322-328

Abstract

Flabby ridges displaceable tissues are a common finding in long term denture wearers. Careful management is mandatory, failing which flabby ridges adversely affect the retention, stability and support of complete dentures. Management of flabby ridges can be driven either surgically or prosthodontically. A list of techniques has been noted in the literature for prosthetically managing flabby tissues such as Zafarullah Khan Technique, modified Zafarullah Khan Technique, Shum & Pow Technique, Hobkirk’s Technique, Palatal splinting using two part tray technique, etc. The decision to consider which material & or technique is appropriate depends on the particular clinical situation. Moreover, the advent of newer dental materials has added to this confusion. The proper diagnosis and planning is required for selecting the material and technique according to the displaceability of the tissues. This article describes a series of clinical scenarios, incorporating these impression techniques and materials for managing the condition.   Keywords: Flabby tissues, Tissues.

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