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" Comparisons of patient satisfaction levels with complete dentures of different occlusions: a randomized clinical trial "
/محمد جواد شیرانی
; Ramin Mosharraf
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Isfahan University of Medical Sciences
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Latin Dissertation
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English
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| Record Number
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103095
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T13961
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WU,530,S558c,2013
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Shirani, Mohammadjavad
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Comparisons of patient satisfaction levels with complete dentures of different occlusions: a randomized clinical trial/محمد جواد شیرانی
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Schools, Dentistry
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, 2013
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Dentistry, DDS
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22 p.: tab
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This thesis is also a research project with project ID 190052
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The type of posterior occlusal scheme can affect complete denture stability, retention, and patient satisfaction. There is a lack of evidence to recommend a particular type of posterior occlusal form for conventional complete dentures. The objective of this study is to compare patient satisfaction to three types of complete denture occlusion. Methods and materials: In this randomized, cross-over controlled trial, three sets of complete dentures were made for each of the 15 patients (mean age = 58.87+ - 15.02 years) referred to school of dentistry at Isfahan University of Medical Sciences in the first semester of 1390-91. They received (1) fully bilateral balanced occlusion, (2) lingualized occlusion, and (3) buccalized occlusion sets in random order. After wearing each set for 6 weeks, patient satisfaction was assessed using a 19-item version of the Oral Health Impact Profile for Edentulous Patients (OHIP-EDENT). Each question was scored on a 1?5 scale for patients' problems with dentures (for these ordinal variables, 1 = "never" and 5 = "very often"). These items were first analyzed by Friedman tests and then by Wilcoxon rank tests for 80 percent test power at the 0.05-alpha level (d=0.7). Results: Buccalized occlusion resulted in lower avoiding particular foods (p value=0.006) and physical disability (p value=0.009) scores than fully bilateral balanced occlusion. Conclusions: With the caution of small sample size, the results of this study provide evidence that use of buccalized occlusion can improve avoiding foods and physical disability aspects of patient satisfaction of complete dentures. This trial was registered in ClinicalTrials.gov and IRCT as "NCT01493232" and "IRCT201110097749N1," respectively.
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1. Denture, Complete.- Descriptors: Denture, Complete
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Patient Satisfaction
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Dental Occlusion, Balanced
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Mosharraf, Ramin, Supervisor
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مقایسه سطح رضایت مندی بیماران از پروتزهای کامل با اکلوژن های مختلف: کارآزمایی بالینی تصادفی شده
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