Biomedical subjects

Yavuz Aslan

Publications and source records attributed to Yavuz Aslan.

3 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed2006

Prosthetic rehabilitation of a mandibular gunshot defect with an implant-supported fixed partial denture: a clinical report.

This report describes the clinical evaluation of a patient with a mandibular gunshot defect and the prosthodontic treatment with an implant-supported screw-retained fixed partial denture. Treatment included cemented crowns for 2 maxillary implants and an implant-supported screw-retained fixed partial denture supported by 8 mandibular implants. Despite the implant malposition limitations, the esthetic and functional demands of the patient were fullfilled.

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PubMed2005

The fabrication of cast metal guidance flange prostheses for a patient with segmental mandibulectomy: a clinical report.

Deviation of the mandible toward the resected side is dependent upon the amount of soft and hard tissue resected, the method of surgical site closure, the degree of impaired tongue function, the presence and condition of teeth, the loss of proprioceptive sense of occlusion, and the timing of prosthodontic therapy. Prosthodontic therapy combined with physical therapy may be beneficial for reducing and minimizing mandibular deviation. This clinical report describes the fabrication of cast metal guidance flange prostheses. The supporting flanges assist in controlling mandibular deviation and coordinate masticatory movements for a patient following a segmental mandibulectomy.

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PubMed2003

Alternative impression technique for a speech-aid prosthesis.

OBJECTIVE: Prosthetic treatment for speech disorders attributable to surgically acquired soft palate defects are introduced. CASE: A patient who underwent soft palate resection for cancer is presented. The resected portion of the soft palate was confined to the posterior segments. A prosthesis with a speech bulb was adapted to the patient. CONCLUSION: Excellent restoration of speech and improvement of velopharyngeal function was achieved following placement of the special prosthesis.

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