Dental haemorrhage: its prevention and control.
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Despite the increasing proportion of the population retaining their natural teeth, there will remain significant numbers of edentulous patients for some time to come. This four-part series aims to help practitioners improve their management of such patients. Part 1 reviews treatment planning and preparation of the mouth, Parts 2-4 will give guidance on impressions and cast preparation; jaw relationships and tooth selection; and insertion, review and denture hygiene.
Approximately 70% of the elderly population in the United Kingdom are edentulous, and their prosthetic status has been recognised as poor. Treatment standards need to be improved, but this is often difficult with the elderly person, who may present with a combination of unfavourable features. It is essential to develop an understanding of the limitations of such patients. Particular attention must be given to specific treatment planning, including modifications to standard design principles, together with the establishment of effective communication.