TISSUE CONDITIONING UTILIZING DYNAMIC ADAPTIVE STRESS
TISSUE CONDITIONING UTILIZING DYNAMIC ADAPTIVE STRESS
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DOI:
10.1016/0022-3913(61)90134-2
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发表时间:
1961-01-01
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
CHASE, WW
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作者:
CHASE, WW
The CONCEPT of oral mucosa conditioning is gaining momentum as dentists become aware that conditioned tissue will support a denture more comfortably and that alveolar bone is thereby probably preserved.’The concept is not new. For years, dentists have advised patients with sore mouths to leave their dentures out until the tissues have recovered to a normal, comfortable condition. Schultz2 relines the denture with wax and allows the patient to wear it a few hours before rebasing. Skinner? reduces hypertrophic tissue by having patients chew an inflated plastic bag with the edentulous ridges.Lytle It3 demonstrated that alveolar bone is resorbed beneath restricted areas of excessive denture pressure and that new bone forms in these same areas when a new denture is made to fit conditioned mucosa. He focused attention upon deformed and irritated mucosa beneath dentures which causes discomfort and suggested conditioning procedures utilizing fast-setting impression materials. This article is a report of a clinical study of (1) conditioning of the mucosa by the continuous stress of force and motion transmitted to the basal seat tissues through occluding dentures by a resilient, flowing treatment material and (2) use of the completed treatment impression as a final dynamic impression. This action is called dynamic adaptive stress.