Dental rehabilitation of patients with an oncological history and terminal defect with a decrease in interalveolar height: a clinical case

Abstract

The patient’s quality of life is directly related to the aesthetic appearance of the face, the ability to lead a social life, as well as with such basic functions as eating. To make a decision when developing an individual dental rehabilitation plan, not only the etiology of the disease, but also the anamnesis is of great importance. The aim of this work was to execution of the dental rehabilitation of a patient with an oncological anamnesis, with the end defect and a reduced interalveolar height. This article presents a clinical case of restoration of chewing activity and aesthetics of a patient with an oncological history and non-standard clinical and anatomical data for rehabilitation. The description of clinical and laboratory stages, justification of their application is presented. The plan of orthopedic dental treatment of a patient with a reduced interalveolar height is represented by a complex complex of close interaction between the department and the dental laboratory. The analysis of orthopantomogram, odontoparodontogram, electromyography, etc. was developed and carried out. Dynamic monitoring of the patient’s clinical and dental health and quality of life was taken into account within 18 months from the date of completion of rehabilitation. The data obtained proved the correctness of the design choice and calculation of the chewing load.