CAD/CAM GEÇİCİ RESTORASYONLAR İLE OKLUZAL DİKEY BOYUTUN ARTTIRILMASI: OLGU SUNUMU

Yıl 2019, Cilt: 29 Sayı: 4, 657 - 661, 15.10.2019

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https://doi.org/10.17567/ataunidfd.482754

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ABSTRACT

      Vertical dimension of occlusion is the
measured lower face height with the teeth in centric occlusion. A patient’s
vertical dimension of occlusion has a significant effect on his/her Daily mastication
and phonetic function. Determining the correct vertical dimension also affects
the lower face height, neuromuscular region and facial esthetics.
Reconstruction of a reduced vertical dimension is one of the most difficult and
complicated procedures of oral rehabilitation, so we need to increase the
vertical size by using temporary crowns and bridges for a while.

       Development of high strength ceramic
materials and stronger bonding agents allow the possibility of obtaining
occlusal rehabilitation with esthetic materials. This case report presents the
full-mouth rehabilitation of a 25 year-old patient to increase the vertical
dimension of occlusion. The patient used acrylic temporary bridges for 3 months to get used to the new vertical
dimension. At the end of this period, the patient's upper teeth were restored
with zirconium based dental restorations.

Keywords: Vertical dimension of
occlusion, neuromuscular region, occlusal rehabilitation, zirconium based
ceramic restorations, acrylic temporary bridge

INCREASING VERTICAL DIMENSION OF OCCLUSION WITH CAD/CAM TEMPORARY RESTORATIONS: A CASE REPORT

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Oklüzal dikey boyut, dişler sentrik
ilişkideyken ölçülen alt yüz yüksekliğidir. Bir hastanın okluzal dikey boyutu;
günlük çiğneme, fonetik fonksiyon ve estetik üzerinde belirgin bir etkiye
sahiptir. Doğru dikey boyutun belirlenmesi; alt yüz yüksekliğini, nöromüsküler
bölgeyi ve yüz estetiğini de etkiler. Azaltılmış bir dikey boyutun yeniden
yapılandırılması, oral rehabilitasyonun en zor ve karmaşık işlemlerinden
biridir. Bu nedenle, bir süre için geçici kronlar ve köprüler kullandırılarak
dikey boyutu arttırmamız gerekir.

      Yüksek
dayanıklılığa sahip seramik materyallerin ve daha güçlü yapıştırıcı ajanların
geliştirilmesi, estetik materyaller ile oklüzal rehabilitasyon imkânı sağlar.
Bu olgu sunumu, oklüzyonun dikey boyutunu artırmak için 25 yaşındaki bir
hastanın tam ağız rehabilitasyonunu göstermektedir. Hasta yeni dikey boyuta
alışmak için akrilik geçici köprüleri 3 ay kullandı. Bu sürenin sonunda
hastanın üst dişleri zirkonyum alt yapılı sabit restorasyonlarla restore
edildi.

Anahtar Kelimeler: Oklüzal dikey boyut, nöromüsküler
bölge, oklüzal rehabilitasyon, zirkonyum alt yapılı seramik restorasyonlar,
akrilik geçici köprü

Anahtar Kelimeler

Vertical dimension of occlusion, neuromuscular region, occlusal rehabilitation, zirconium based ceramic restorations

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