Reabilitação oral através de prótese parcial removível: relato de caso

Abstract

Edentulism is a strong indicator of health in adults and the elderly, and consists of partial or total absence of natural dental elements, with no physical and physiological qualities and consequences such as face matter, which causes damage to aesthetics; Phonation compromise; Unsatisfactory swallowing and chewing. The case report demonstrates success in oral rehabilitation through conventional upper and lower PPR. Patient F.C.R.L 57 years old, attended the Dental Polyclinic of the University of the State of Amazonas, wishing prosthetic rehabilitation treatment. It was divided into a higher class of upper class and lower class I in addition to various types of incisal splits. It was first chosen to diagnose waxing of the worn elements and instead the direct restorations in composite resin. Subsequently, the study molds were designed for the design and planning of the final removable partial denture. The design of the metal frame for execution is not a model for the best understanding of the laboratory, and the instructions have the specifications of this type of prosthesis. The success of the removable partial dentures was a good planning, following all the protocols described in the pertinent literature, as well as adequate selection of teeth, improving both aesthetics and masticatory function. As one of the treatment modalities for a rehabilitation of partially edentulous arches, we obtained the desired result, with low cost, reduced clinical time when compared to other treatment modalities.