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2. Patient-centered and clinical outcomes of mandibular overdentures retained with the locator system: A prospective observational study
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Fernandez-Estevan, Lucia, Montero, Javier, Selva Otaolaurruchi, Eduardo J., and Sola Ruiz, Fernanda
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- 2017
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3. Graphene-Doped Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA) as a New Restorative Material in Implant-Prosthetics: In Vitro Analysis of Resistance to Mechanical Fatigue
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Selva-Otaolaurruchi, Eduardo J., primary, Fernández-Estevan, Lucía, additional, Solá-Ruiz, María Fernanda, additional, García-Sala-Bonmati, Fernando, additional, Selva-Ribera, Inmaculada, additional, and Agustín-Panadero, Rubén, additional
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- 2023
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4. Interventions to Maintain Locator-Retained Mandibular Overdentures on Both External Hex and Internal Connection Implants: A Retrospective Study.
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Fernandez-Estevan, Lucia, Montero, Javier, Selva Otaolaurruchi, Eduardo J., and Sola Ruiz, Maria Fernanda
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MANDIBLE surgery ,COMPARATIVE studies ,DENTAL abutments ,DENTURES ,GINGIVAL hyperplasia ,DENTAL implants ,INFLAMMATION ,JAW diseases ,MEDICAL protocols ,PATIENT satisfaction ,PROSTHETICS ,COMPLICATIONS of prosthesis ,VISUAL analog scale ,RETROSPECTIVE studies - Abstract
Purpose: To quantify the rate of maintenance interventions of mandibular prostheses: complete dentures and overdentures retained by two implants, with either internal hex or external hex connections. Materials and Methods: This study analyzed patients with edentulous mandibles treated with distinct treatment protocols: a control group received complete dentures; a second group received Locator-retained overdentures supported by two external hex connection implants; and a third group received overdentures supported by internal hex connection implants. All of the maintenance interventions associated with the prosthetic treatment after delivery were recorded (starting from 2000 until the final assessment in 2012). Moreover, patient satisfaction was assessed using a 0 to 10 visual analog scale. Results: The final sample was composed of 136 patients: 56 in the control group, 31 in the hex implant overdenture group, and 49 in the internal connection overdenture group followed over a period of 60 months (ranging from 3 to 144 months). Prosthetic adjustment was the most frequent intervention carried out, particularly within the control group (a mean rate of 1.1 ± 1.9 times/subject/year) in comparison with the internal connection (0.6 ± 0.8 times/subject/year) and hex implant overdenture groups (0.3 ± 0.2 times/subject/year). Relining was also frequently required, occurring on average every 4 years in the control group and every 7 years in the overdenture groups. Abutment loosening was more frequent in the hex implant overdenture group than in the internal connection overdenture group (8/31 versus 8/49), as well as abutment wear (5/31 versus 5/49). Gingival inflammation was significantly more common in the hex implant overdenture group (19/31 patients), as compared with the controls (16/56 subjects), and satisfaction was higher in patients in the two overdenture groups (mean Oral Satisfaction Scale [OSS] score of 8.1 ± 1.9 for external and 8.4 ± 1.6 for internal connections) than in the control group (5.3 ± 3.3). Conclusion: Locator-retained overdentures needed less than half the number of maintenance interventions when compared with the control group, and maintenance was required every 2 to 4 years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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5. Bone resorption processes in patients wearing overdentures : a 6-years retrospective study
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López Roldán, Andrés, Santolaya Abad, Diego, Gregori Bertomeu, Isabel, Gómez Castillo, Emma, and Selva Otaolaurruchi, Eduardo J.
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UNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICAS ,Odontología ,CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO] ,Ciencias de la salud - Abstract
Objectives: 1. – To measure the alveolar resorption processes that occur in patients wearing mandibular overdentures on 2 implants and fully-removable maxillary dentures, and to evaluate the same process on patients wearing fully- removable dentures on both arches. 2.- To verify whether Kelly’s Combination Syndrome occurs in the group of patients wearing overdentures. Method and Material: Forty patients were evaluated, of which a “cases” group was formed by 25 patients wearing mandibular overdentures on 2 lower jaw implants and fully-removable dentures on the opposite arch. The other 15 patients formed a control group that wore fully-removable dentures on both arches. Each one of the patients underwent orthopantograms from the moment the dentures were inserted until an average of 6 years later, which were assessed based on the Xie et al. method to estimate vertical bone loss. Once the data was collected, it was subjected to statistical analysis. Results: In terms of the maxillary midline, we observed a greater loss in patients wearing overdentures, which was statistically significant, as it registered 0.32 mm/year. Mandibular bone loss was 2.5 times less in patients in the cases group. The rest of the clinical criteria for Kelly’s Combination Syndrome were not observed. Conclusions: Kelly’s Combination Syndrome did not occur in the patients in the cases group. In spite of the greater bone loss on a premaxillary level in this group, the placing of the overdenture on the implants significantly reduced mandibular bone resorption.
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- 2009
6. Análisis de modelos experimentales en prótesis parcial removible con fotoelasticidad
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Selva Otaolaurruchi, Eduardo J., Bagán Sebastián, José Vicente, Fons Font, Antonio, Gascón Mayordomo, Francisco J., and Universitat de València. Facultat de Medicina i Odontologia
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UNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICAS ,CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO] ,Engineering, Biomedical - Published
- 1992
7. Oral health-related quality of life of implant-supported overdentures versus conventional complete prostheses: Retrospective study of a cohort of edentulous patients.
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Fernandez-Estevan, Lucia, Selva-Otaolaurruchi, Eduardo J., Montero, Javier, and Sola-Ruiz, Fernanda
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DENTAL implants ,ORAL surgery ,DENTAL care ,DENTURES ,OVERLAY dentures - Abstract
Background: This work aims to confirm if implant-supported overdentures are a good treatment option for edentulous patients and offer an improvement in quality of life compared with traditional complete prostheses (dentures). Material and Methods: This retrospective clinical descriptive study included three evaluation groups: validation group (n=57); control group of patients with complete removeable prostheses (n=56); study group of patients with implant-supported overdentures retained with the Locator® system (n=80). The study also validated the Oral Health Impact Profile-20 questionnaire. Individual protocols were created that included socio-demographic data, the Oral Health Impact Profile-20 (OHIP-20) questionnaire and Oral Satisfaction Scale (OSS). Descriptive and bivariate statistical analysis was carried out applying χ
2 , Pearson, Kruskal-Wallis, and Student t tests, transferring data into SPSS-Windows® software from a Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet. Results: The OHIP-20 proved to be a valid instrument and provided reliable assessment of health-related quality of life among both the Spanish general population and edentulous patients. The control and study groups proved comparable, showing socio-demographic homogeneity. For patients with overdentures retained by means of the Locator® system, these restorations had significantly lower impact on quality of life (19 vs 33), both generally and for each individual questionnaire item, and much higher satisfaction with the state of their oral cavities (8.3 vs 5.3) than patients wearing dentures; both sets of data showed a direct linear relationship, so that as the level of impact on quality of life increased, perceived oral satisfaction worsened. Conclusions: Patients rehabilitated with implant supported overdentures retained by the Locator® system, presented significantly lower levels of impact on their quality of life and significantly higher oral satisfaction than patients with conventional complete prostheses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2015
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8. Estudio clínico del sistema Locator® en pacientes portadores de sobredentaduras sobre implantes
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Fernández de Estevan, Lucía, Selva Otaolaurruchi, Eduardo J., Solá Ruiz, María Fernanda, and Departament d'Estomatologia
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odontología ,UNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICAS ,calidad de vida ,atache ,sobredentadura ,implante dental ,CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO] - Abstract
1. Introducción. Los pacientes edéntulos son un grupo poblacional considerable y con necesidades terapéuticas. Las sobredentaduras retenidas sobre implantes son una adecuada alternativa, sobre todo a nivel mandibular, mejorando el comportamiento de las tradicionales prótesis completas removibles. Además las sobredentaduras suponen una mejora en la calidad de vida oral de los pacientes desdentados. 2. Objetivos. Los objetivos planteados en el presente trabajo fueron los siguientes: 1. Analizar el comportamiento del sistema Locator® en pacientes portadores de sobredentaduras mandibulares retenidas mediante dos implantes, para lo cual estudiaremos los siguientes parámetros: a) Éxito de implantes. b) Manejo y complicaciones de los pilares Locator®. c) Manejo y complicaciones de las hembras Locator® y de las camisas de retención. d) Tipo de prótesis, manejo clínico y comportamiento (rebases, fracturas, etc.). e) Estado del tejido blando periimplantario. 2. Conocer el nivel de impacto en la calidad de vida que produce en los pacientes este tipo de tratamiento, mediante el cuestionario Oral Health Impact Profile-20 (OHIP-20) en su versión española, previamente validada (OHIP-20Esp). 3. Conocer el grado de satisfacción oral de los pacientes tratados, mediante la Escala de Satisfacción Oral (ESO). 4. Relacionar el nivel de impacto en la calidad de vida con el grado de satisfacción oral percibida por los pacientes. 5. Establecer una comparativa con un grupo control formado por pacientes edéntulos portadores de prótesis totales removibles convencionales. 3. Material y método. El estudio está dividido en 3 grupos: - Grupo de validación (n=57 ) formado por pacientes que acuden a revisión a la Clínica Odontológica Universitaria de la Universitat de València. - Grupo de estudio (n=80) formado por pacientes portadores de sobredentaduras sobre 2 implantes mandibulares retenidas mediante el sistema Locator®. - Grupo control (n= 56) formado por pacientes portadores de prótesis completas removibles convencionales en la arcada inferior. La muestra total es de 193 pacientes. El trabajo tiene el respaldo del Comité Ético de Investigación en Humanos de la Comisión de Ética en Investigación Experimental de la Universitat de València y todos los pacientes han firmado un consentimiento informado aceptando la participación en el estudio. Los 3 grupos han respondido a un cuestionario que recoge información de los datos de filiación, sociodemográficos y conductuales, así como una breve historia médica general. Han respondido al cuestionario OHIP-20 Esp, previamente adaptado al castellano, y a la ESO. Posteriormente en el grupo de estudio y en el control se ha cumplimentado un protocolo específico de comportamiento del tipo de prótesis que llevan. 4. Resultados. El grupo de validación ha respondido afirmativamente a la pregunta de compresión del cuestionario OHIP-20Esp. El grupo de estudio presenta una buena calidad de vida oral y un elevado nivel de satisfacción oral. El sistema Locator® tiene buen comportamiento en este tipo de pacientes. El grupo control tiene mayor impacto en su calidad de vida oral y menor grado de satisfacción oral, así como complicaciones derivadas de la prótesis completa inferior. 5. Discusión. Las sobredentaduras mandibulares son el tratamiento de elección de los pacientes edéntulos, mejorando su calidad de vida respecto a las prótesis totales. Sin embargo son necesarios más trabajos con una metodología comparable para poder establecer el mejor diseño y el mejor sistema de retención. El Locator® presenta buenos resultados. 6. Conclusiones. Referente a los objetivos planteados en el presente trabajo podemos concluir que: 1. Al analizar el comportamiento del sistema Locator® en pacientes portadores de sobredentaduras mandibulares retenidas mediante dos implantes, apreciamos que: a) Se obtuvo un éxito inicial del tratamiento de 82,5%, perdiéndose 28 de los 160 implantes estudiados. De estos se repusieron con éxito el 93% (26 de los 28 implantes) hasta la fecha del estudio. b) No observamos ninguna fractura de los pilares Locator®. Es recomendable colocarlos con 20N-cm de torque, como recomienda el fabricante, para minimizar el número de desenroscados. Con el paso del tiempo estos pilares sufren un desgaste en su superficie, con la consecuente pérdida de retención, lo que requiere un cambio de los mismos. c) Las hembras Locator® no presentan problemas en el 71,3% de los casos, independientemente de la técnica de colocación empleada, ya sea en clínica o en el laboratorio. Cuando éstos aparecen, el más común es la suelta de la cazoleta de la sobredentadura. Las camisas de retención más empleadas son las de color rosa, de retención media para pilares paralelos, y con el paso del tiempo requieren cambios por el desgaste o desactivación que sufren, siendo significativamente superior el número de cambios cuando los pilares están situados de forma disparalela. d) La mayoría de las sobredentaduras están realizadas con refuerzo metálico y requieren retoques por producir roces y rebases para reajustarlas a los rebordes alveolares. Se fracturan en un 13,8% de los casos, fundamentalmente por desajuste de las bases, sin obtener relación con el material de su confección. El tiempo transcurrido desde su colocación supone una mayor probabilidad de sufrir fracturas o de requerir rebases o cambios, aunque no de forma estadísticamente significativa. e) En cuanto al estado del tejido blando periimplantario, la mayoría de los pacientes tiene inflamación y un porcentaje elevado presenta recesión a nivel de los implantes. La ausencia de encía queratinizada es un factor predisponente que influye en la aparición de estos problemas de salud gingival. 2. El nivel de impacto en la calidad de vida, medido mediante el cuestionario Oral Health Impact Profile 20 en su versión española (OHIP-20Esp), es bajo (puntuando 18,96 sobre 80), lo que indica una buena calidad de vida oral en los pacientes portadores de sobredentaduras mandibulares retenidas sobre dos implantes mediante el sistema Locator®. 3. El grado de satisfacción oral de los pacientes tratados mediante sobredentaduras, medido mediante la Escala de Satisfacción Oral (ESO), es elevado (8,3 sobre 10), mostrando que este grupo de pacientes está conforme con el tratamiento recibido. 4. El nivel de impacto en la calidad de vida y el grado de satisfacción oral percibida por los pacientes muestran una relación lineal e indirecta, de forma que, cuando aumenta el nivel de impacto en la calidad de vida, empeora la satisfacción oral percibida y a la inversa. 5. Al establecer una comparativa con el grupo control formado por pacientes edéntulos portadores de prótesis totales removibles convencionales, podemos afirmar que entre ambos grupos no existen diferencias sociodemográficas, siendo por tanto comparables. Los pacientes del grupo de estudio presentan de forma estadísticamente significativa un menor nivel de impacto en su calidad de vida y una satisfacción mucho mayor con el estado de su cavidad oral que los del grupo control, siguiendo en ambos grupos una relación lineal e indirecta entre ambas escalas de calidad de vida y de satisfacción oral; es por ello que los pacientes portadores de sobredentaduras están más contentos y menos limitados en su calidad de vida que aquellos que llevan una prótesis completa convencional. No existen diferencias en cuanto a la posibilidad de sufrir fracturas, de requerir rebases o cambios entre ambos tipos de prótesis.
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- 2013
9. Estudio de los factores que determinan el color de las restauraciones dentales de porcelana : análisis experimental in vitro con espectrofotometría
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Solá Ruiz, María Fernanda, Artigas Verde, José María, Labaig Rueda, Carlos, Selva Otaolaurruchi, Eduardo J., and Universitat de València. Departament d'Estomatologia
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UNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICAS ,Health Sciences, Dentistry ,CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO] - Published
- 1997
10. In vitro retention capacity of two overdenture attachment systems: Locator® and Equator®.
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Mínguez-Tomás N, Alonso-Pérez-Barquero J, Fernández-Estevan L, Vicente-Escuder Á, and Selva-Otaolaurruchi EJ
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Background: It is necessary to know the in vitro behavior of different attachment systems to be used clinically. The evolution of retention capacity over 10 years (14,600 insertion/de-insertion cycles) was determined in vitro , evaluating two overdenture attachment systems (Locator® and OT Equator®)., Material and Methods: The study used an implant replica compatible with the abutments of both systems. 10 Locator® and 10 OT Equator® attachments were screwed to the abutments. Nylon inserts were attached and tested, subjecting them to 14,600 insertion and de-insertion cycles (representing 10 years functional life) in axial direction. The universal test machine crosshead speed was 50 mm/min with a de-insertion range of 2 mm., Results: The initial retention of Locator® was 17.02 N and of Equator® 16.36 N. After 14,600 cycles, Locator® suffered a mean loss of retention of 50.89%, while Equator® lost 69.28%. Both systems showed retention increases up to the first 1,000 cycles, which decreased thereafter up to 14.600 cycles. Statistically significant differences between the systems were found after 7,500 cycles., Conclusions: Both systems presented acceptable retention capacities after 14,600 cycles. Significant differences in retention force between the systems evolved after 7,500 cycles (5 years in vitro use). These results should be treated with caution and should be verified clinically. Key words: Denture, mandibular prosthesis implantation, attachment, dental implant-abutment connection, denture retention., Competing Interests: Conflict of interest statement: The authors declare that the paper has been submitted without conflict of interest, and without funding.
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- 2018
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11. Effect of retention design of artificial teeth and implant-supported titanium CAD-CAM structures on fracture resistance.
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Ladetzki K, Mateos-Palacios R, Pascual-Moscardó A, and Selva-Otaolaurruchi EJ
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Background: For implant-supported hybrid prostheses, high mastication forces and reduced acrylic resin thickness over a metal substructure often cause failures arising from tooth or resin fractures. To assay fracture resistance of artificial teeth and resin in implant-supported hybrid prostheses in relation to the titanium structure and retention design supporting teeth., Material and Methods: 40 specimens bearing incisors were divided into four groups according to the titanium structure supporting the teeth and the type of load force applied: Group I (Control; n=10): Application of static loading to ten incisors set over a metal structure with internal retention. Group II (Control; n=10): Application of static loading to ten incisors set over a metal structure with external retention. The remaining study specimens (n=20) were subjected to 120,000 masticatory and thermal cycles in a chewing simulator. Afterwards, static loading was applied until the point of fracture using an Instron machine. Group III (Study; n=10): Application of dynamic and static loading to ten incisors set over a metal structure with internal retention. Group IV (Study; n=10): Application of dynamic and static loading to ten incisors set over a metal structure with external retention. Data obtained for the four groups was analyzed and compared, determining the type of fracture (cohesive or adhesive) using a reflected light microscope., Results: Statistical analysis confirmed that there were significant differences in fracture resistance between the four groups. External retention was found to have more fracture resistance than the internal retention., Conclusions: Hybrid prostheses with titanium substructures and external retention obtained significantly better results than samples with internal retention., Key Words: Chewing simulator, thermocycler, fatigue, implant-supported hybrid prosthesis, acrylic teeth, fracture, metal structure design.
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- 2016
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