Abstract
Aim: The aim of this study was to rehabilitate a 12-year-old
patient with hidrotic ectodermal #dysplasia with removable #partialdenture.
Background: Ectodermal dysplasia (ED) is a hereditary
disorder with abnormal #ectodermaltissues. Most common oral findings
include
#hypodontia and #anodontia. Treatment options include removable partial
denture (RPD), complete denture (CD), overdenture (OD) and implant
supported #prosthesis. Choosing a treatment plan is dependent on the age,
growth pattern, and functional, biomechanical and esthetic demands
of the patient with regard to save anatomy of the patient especially
because the affected individuals are young.
Case Description: A 12-year-old boy with hidrotic ED that was
formerly treated with RPD was referred to Shahed #dental school to
receive
a new prosthesis. He had only 8 existing teeth. After making the primary
and final impressions, the centric relation was registered, the teeth
were arranged and the denture was processed and delivered.
Conclusion: The removable partial denture is still one of the treatment approach for treatment of patients with hidrotic ED.
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Full Mouth Rehabilitation of a 12-year-old Patient with #HidroticEctodermalDysplasia with Removable Partial Denture: a CASE Report by Seyed Mohammad Reza Hakimaneh in BJSTR
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