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Position Statement: Maintenance of Full-Arch Implant Restorations

Maintenance of Full-Arch Implant Restorations Position Statement of the American College of Prosthodontists PDF link Replacement of the terminal dentition with a full-arch, fixed dental implant restoration is well accepted as a successful treatment alternative. The number of implants placed, axial or tilted ...

Position Statement: Digital Dentistry: Use of Advanced Digital Technologies

... intervention, and full mouth restorations.  The use of these technologies in dentistry is inevitable, but it is our responsibility to ensure that they are focused with the care, restoration, and maintenance of our patients at their core. References 1. Duret F, Preston JD. CAD/CAM imaging in dentistry. Curr Opin ...

Position Statement: Eating Disorders and Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease

... including full-mouth rehabilitations, which subsequently require lifetime maintenance. Prevention of tooth wear and dental caries should be a priority for patients with eating disorders and/or GERD. Patients should be encouraged to consult their dental health professional to assist with diet counseling ...

Position Statement: What Patients Should Know About Dental Materials

... in the mouth, include their being nontoxic, biocompatible, water resistant, and durable. In addition, many also need to be esthetic and wearresistant. Materials delivered directly into the mouth (e.g., fillings, sealants, cements) need to set or harden within a reasonable period of time at mouth temperatures. ...

Position Statement: Use of Implants in the Pterygoid Region for Prosthodontic Treatment

... prosthetic rehabilitation when four implants do not adequately provide distribution of forces and prosthetic support. They are contraindicated in patients with trismus or reduced mouth opening and are not feasible when the maxillary tuberosity is absent or when the presence of an impacted maxillary third ...

Position Statement: Mouthguard Use in Sports

... in the mouth to be adapted to the teeth by biting down. This type of appliance is relatively inexpensive and can be replaced frequently in athletes with a mixed dentition or by individuals who are experiencing rapid growth. However, it is often bulky and does not retain its shape over time. Custom-made ...

Position Statement: Posterior Single Tooth Replacement

... eventual full-mouth reconstruction or denture/over-denture. Formal training, continuing education, evidence-based literature, and experience help prepare dental practitioners to diagnose and treatment plan with patient input to provide predictable outcomes using current knowledge and armamentarium. Several ...

Position Statement: HPV Screening in Young Adults

... their mouths while 3.6% of females have HPV in their mouths. Fortunately, most sub-types of HPV are benign and self-limiting; many patients’ immune systems will clear these viruses, often without the patient even being aware they are infected. As such, HPV is often unknowingly transmitted from one person ...

Position Statement: Stimulants of Abuse and Oral Health

... “meth mouth.” 5 This moniker began to seep into public awareness because of extensive, and sometimes sensational, media coverage. The initial articles shared a common theme: methamphetamine use leads to devastating effects on health, particularly oral health. “Meth mouth” is now commonly used to describe ...

Position Statement: Zygomatic Implants

... total rehabilitation of atrophic maxillae employing four zygomatic fixtures in an immediate loading system. The literature presents a 30-month clinical and radiographic follow-up. 7,8 A new approach to rehabilitate the severely atrophic maxilla using extra-maxillary anchored implants in immediate function ...

Position Statement: Oral Cancer Screening

... in the mouth that does not heal (most common symptom) 2. an area of leukoplakia (white in color) or erythoplakia (red in color) on the gingiva, tongue, tonsil, or oral mucosa that persists 3. a lump or thickening in the cheek 4. a sore throat or globus sensation (feeling that something is caught in the ...

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... Word of Mouth Other Web Site From Product Current Customer E-mail a Friend Catalog Other Trade Shows Referral Code Concerning Website Other -->   Message     ACP members and dental professionals may contact (312) 573-1260 for assistance. If you are seeking dental treatment, please visit GoToAPro.org to ...

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