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Zastosowanie różnych technik wyciskowych w implantoprotetyce – przegląd piśmiennictwa
Use of different impression techniques in implant dentistry – review
Andrzej Lemański, Małgorzata Kozak, Ewa Sobolewska
Streszczenie
Kluczowym czynnikiem powodzenia i trwałości uzupełnienia implantoprotetycznego jest dążenie do eliminacji naprężeń pomiędzy suprastrukturą a wszczepami, czyli tzw. pasywne dopasowanie pracy. Dlatego też wycisk protetyczny powinien uwzględnić bardzo dokładną indeksację położenia implantów w trójwymiarowej orientacji względem pola protetycznego. O precyzji tej procedury decydują: dobór odpowiedniej łyżki, techniki, materiału wyciskowego, liczba oraz spozycjonowanie wszczepów, a także umiejętności operatora. Błędnie pobrany wycisk może skutkować brakiem dopasowania uzupełnienia protetycznego, a tym samym stać się przyczyną licznych komplikacji. W zależności od kryteriów wyciski w implantoprotetyce można podzielić na konwencjonalne i cyfrowe, z poziomu implantu lub łącznika, na łyżce otwartej i zamkniętej. Różne procedury wyciskowe mają swoje zalety i wady, dlatego też każdy przypadek kliniczny wymaga indywidualnego podejścia i doboru odpowiedniej techniki wyciskowej.
Abstract
A key factor in the success and durability of an implant – prosthetic restoration is the elimination of stresses between the suprastructure and implants, i.e. passive fit. Therefore, the prosthetic impression should take into account a very precise indexing of the position of the implants in three-dimensional orientation in relation to the prosthetic area. The precision of this procedure is determined by the selection of the appropriate tray and technique, impression material, the number and positioning of implants, as well as the operator’s skills. An incorrectly taken impression may result in the lack of adjustment of the prosthetic restoration, and thus cause numerous complications. Depending on the criteria, impressions in implant prosthetics can be divided into conventional and digital impressions, from the level of an implant or abutment, on an open and closed tray. Different impression procedures have their advantages and disadvantages, therefore each clinical case requires an individual approach and selection of an appropriate impression technique.
Hasła indeksowe: implanty dentystyczne, implantoprotetyka, wyciski, transfery wyciskowe
Key words: dental implants, implant prosthodontics, impressions, impression copings
Use of different impression techniques in implant dentistry – review
Andrzej Lemański, Małgorzata Kozak, Ewa Sobolewska
Streszczenie
Kluczowym czynnikiem powodzenia i trwałości uzupełnienia implantoprotetycznego jest dążenie do eliminacji naprężeń pomiędzy suprastrukturą a wszczepami, czyli tzw. pasywne dopasowanie pracy. Dlatego też wycisk protetyczny powinien uwzględnić bardzo dokładną indeksację położenia implantów w trójwymiarowej orientacji względem pola protetycznego. O precyzji tej procedury decydują: dobór odpowiedniej łyżki, techniki, materiału wyciskowego, liczba oraz spozycjonowanie wszczepów, a także umiejętności operatora. Błędnie pobrany wycisk może skutkować brakiem dopasowania uzupełnienia protetycznego, a tym samym stać się przyczyną licznych komplikacji. W zależności od kryteriów wyciski w implantoprotetyce można podzielić na konwencjonalne i cyfrowe, z poziomu implantu lub łącznika, na łyżce otwartej i zamkniętej. Różne procedury wyciskowe mają swoje zalety i wady, dlatego też każdy przypadek kliniczny wymaga indywidualnego podejścia i doboru odpowiedniej techniki wyciskowej.
Abstract
A key factor in the success and durability of an implant – prosthetic restoration is the elimination of stresses between the suprastructure and implants, i.e. passive fit. Therefore, the prosthetic impression should take into account a very precise indexing of the position of the implants in three-dimensional orientation in relation to the prosthetic area. The precision of this procedure is determined by the selection of the appropriate tray and technique, impression material, the number and positioning of implants, as well as the operator’s skills. An incorrectly taken impression may result in the lack of adjustment of the prosthetic restoration, and thus cause numerous complications. Depending on the criteria, impressions in implant prosthetics can be divided into conventional and digital impressions, from the level of an implant or abutment, on an open and closed tray. Different impression procedures have their advantages and disadvantages, therefore each clinical case requires an individual approach and selection of an appropriate impression technique.
Hasła indeksowe: implanty dentystyczne, implantoprotetyka, wyciski, transfery wyciskowe
Key words: dental implants, implant prosthodontics, impressions, impression copings
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