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S Eschen

Publications and source records attributed to S Eschen.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1985

Prosthodontic treatment and retreatment of 845 servicemen.

Results of the fixed prosthodontic treatment of 845 servicemen have been shown. Similar to other studies, most crowns were placed in the maxilla. Differences and similarities to other studies were found regarding the fixed prosthodontic treatment per tooth type. The fact that 15% of the crowns placed in the period 1958 to 1977 needed retreatment should be a subject for further analysis.

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PubMed1985

An evaluation of crowns and bridges in a general dental practice.

In this article the results are presented of an evaluation of crowns and bridges in a general practice. The study includes 601 solitary crowns, 213 crowns on bridge abutments and 103 crowns on RPD abutments. In total eighty-four bridges were examined. All these restorations were constructed during a period of 11.5 years. By means of the Kaplan-Meier method a prognosis is given of the life span of the different solitary crown-types over periods between 1 and 11 years. The total amount of failures and follow-up treatments on bridge and RPD abutments was very small. The authors also examined whether the bridges were constructed according Ante's law. A follow-up of this study in other Dutch general practices in combination with experimental clinical trials is under way.

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PubMed1985

Methodological aspects in clinical evaluation of cast restorations with colour slides.

In a methodological investigation colour slides were used for the clinical evaluation of crowns. Four criteria, described in a criteria list or recorded by means of reference slides, were used. In assessing the clinical characteristics of crowns to a certain extent colour slides turned out to be a useful instrument. Shortcomings of the method are discussed and improvements are suggested.

Audiovisual Aids↗
PubMed1985

Twenty years of dental treatment in the Dutch Armed Forces.

A mixed longitudinal descriptive survey has been designed to answer some questions regarding the effectiveness of dental health care. For a period of 20 years the dental records of 845 Dutch servicemen have been analyzed with regard to the amount of dental treatment per tooth and surface. Cross-sectional results of this study are compared with those of other studies. Generally the results of this study concerning restorations and extractions per tooth type accord with the literature. The provision of full dentures is relatively low in the Army.

Aerospace Medicine↗
PubMed1982

Contacts in maximal occlusion.

Occlusion, defined as the presence of contact of antagonistic teeth, has been measured. This has been done by measuring the amount and magnitude of holes in bite registration materials taken from nine persons with complete natural dentitions. In spite of clear differences between the bites found by inspection, small differences have been found by measurement. Bite-, day- and testee-effects were controlled. The implications of the findings are discussed in terms of reliability and also of the epidemiological and clinical applicability of the method.

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