Aykut GÖNDER, Serdar POLAT, Elif Didem DEMİRDAĞ

İmplant Üstü Sabit Protezlerde Artık Siman Miktarını Azaltan Klinik Uygulamalar

Siman tutuculu implantüstü sabit restorasyonlarda simantasyon sonrası birtakım olumsuzluklar olduğu bilinmektedir. Bu olumsuzlukların başında artık siman gelmektedir. Artık siman varlığının periodontal doku enflamasyonu açısından bir risk oluşturduğu bilimsel çalışmalarla ortaya konmuştur. Siman tutuculu sistemler dezavantajlarına rağmen, sağladığı çeşitli avantajlar nedeniyle yaygın olarak kullanılmaktadır. Bu nedenle, artık simanın miktarının azaltılması ve kolay temizlenebilirliği daha da önem kazanmıştır. Bu derleme ile artık siman miktarını azaltmaya yönelik uygulamaların bir araya toplanması amaçlanmıştır. It is known that there are some problems with cement-retained fixed implants after cementation. One of these negativities is residual cement. The risk of inflammation in periodontal tissues of residual cement presence has been demonstrated by scientific studies. Cement-retained systems are widely used due to their advantages as well as their disadvantages. Therefore, the reduction in the amount of cement and its easy cleaning have become even more important. With this review, it is aimed to gather the applications aimed at reducing the residual cement amount.

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Artık siman, dental endoskop, ekstraoral replika, vent modifikasyonları

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