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Relation of Tooth Loss to the Edentulous Ridge<br />

Gross soft tissue defects<br />

Knife-edge ridge<br />

Loss of interdental papillae<br />

• Traumatic injury<br />

• Ablative surgery<br />

Indications for a Fixed Partial Denture<br />

Contraindications for Fixed Partial Dentures<br />

• Replace function of missing teeth<br />

• Stabilize occlusion<br />

– drifting, prematurities<br />

• Provide esthetics and phonetics<br />

• Comfort<br />

• Properly distributed abutments<br />

• Both ends of edentulous space<br />

• Reasonable span length<br />

• Biomechanically solid abutments<br />

• Restorable<br />

• Periodontally stable<br />

• No apical pathosis (vital or RCT)<br />

• Long edentulous spans / no distal abutment / non-restorable abutment<br />

• Poor 1 o abutments: tipped teeth / divergent alignment / periodontally<br />

weakened / short clinical crowns / insufficient # abutments<br />

• Unresolved periodontal disease / high caries index and risk<br />

• Severe loss of tissue in edentulous ridge<br />

• Minimally restored teeth where an implant retained restoration is<br />

preferable.<br />

Selection of the Type of Prosthesis for<br />

the Partially Edentulous Patient<br />

• Removable Partial Denture<br />

• Tooth-Supported Fixed Partial Denture (FPD)<br />

– Resin-Bonded Fixed Partial Denture<br />

– Cantilever Fixed Partial Denture<br />

• Implant-Supported Fixed Partial Denture<br />

• Factors to consider<br />

– Biomechanical, periodontal, esthetic, financial<br />

– Treatment simplification<br />

Treatment Options for Tooth Loss<br />

Removable Partial Denture (RPD)<br />

• Long edentulous spans / no distal abutment / multiple<br />

edentulous spaces<br />

• Tipped / widely divergent abutments / few abutments<br />

• Periodontally weakened 1 o abutments<br />

• Severe loss of tissue in residual ridge<br />

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