<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Implant treatment is a proven method in dentistry for partial and complete missing teeth reconstruction. In some clinical situations it is advisable to limit the number of implants, which can be obtained by making a bridge connecting the patient’s own tooth with the implant. So far, the possibility of using safe and permanent connections of natural teeth with implants has been examined to a small extent due to the dangers resulting from the different mobility of dental implants and teeth.An attempt was made to use vibro-acoustic techniques to evaluate various combinations of teeth and implants. Pilot studies were carried out on cadavers-pig mandibles with implants. There were recorded sounds in the immediate vicinity of the mandible formed in response to impulse excitations carried out with a point hit against a tooth or implant before and after their joining with a bridge. The comparison of spectra allows to see features indicating a high probability of being able to distinguish between the examined configurations.The results of the research should contribute to a better understanding of the mutual relations between the dental implant and the tooth, which are included in bridge. In the perspective, it will enable to assess the level of safety and to identify clinical situations that allow to obtain dental bridges based on teeth and implants.</abstract>

Implant treatment is a proven method in dentistry for partial and complete missing teeth reconstruction. In some clinical situations it is advisable to limit the number of implants, which can be obtained by making a bridge connecting the patient’s own tooth with the implant. So far, the possibility of using safe and permanent connections of natural teeth with implants has been examined to a small extent due to the dangers resulting from the different mobility of dental implants and teeth.An attempt was made to use vibro-acoustic techniques to evaluate various combinations of teeth and implants. Pilot studies were carried out on cadavers-pig mandibles with implants. There were recorded sounds in the immediate vicinity of the mandible formed in response to impulse excitations carried out with a point hit against a tooth or implant before and after their joining with a bridge. The comparison of spectra allows to see features indicating a high probability of being able to distinguish between the examined configurations.The results of the research should contribute to a better understanding of the mutual relations between the dental implant and the tooth, which are included in bridge. In the perspective, it will enable to assess the level of safety and to identify clinical situations that allow to obtain dental bridges based on teeth and implants.

Application of Vibroacoustic Diagnosis in Assessing Bridges Connecting Teeth and Implants to Treat Tooth Absence in Sea Vessel Crews

Faculty of Automotive and Construction Machinery Engineering

Polish Maritime Research

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Implant treatment is a proven method in dentistry for partial and complete missing teeth reconstruction. In some clinical situations it is advisable to limit...

Application of Vibroacoustic Diagnosis in Assessing Bridges Connecting Teeth and Implants to Treat Tooth Absence in Sea Vessel Crews

Publié en ligne: 30 avr. 2020

Pages: 188 - 194

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/pomr-2020-0020

Mots clés
implant and tooth connection, dental implant, bridges, vibroacoustic diagnosis, FPD

© 2020 Artur Rasinski et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.

Application of Vibroacoustic Diagnosis in Assessing Bridges Connecting Teeth and Implants to Treat Tooth Absence in Sea Vessel Crews

Publié en ligne: 30 avr. 2020

Pages: 188 - 194

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/pomr-2020-0020

Mots clésimplant and tooth connection, dental implant, bridges, vibroacoustic diagnosis, FPD

© 2020 Artur Rasinski et al., published by Sciendo

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.

Mots clés
implant and tooth connection, dental implant, bridges, vibroacoustic diagnosis, FPD