With economic development and the ageing of the country, the number of toothless patients suffering from the loss of their entire mouth without satisfaction with the traditional restoration of their teeth has risen dramatically. Many older persons are chronically toothless or even toothless, which not only has a significant impact on their eating function, but also causes a series of systemic diseases。
The cultivation of teeth is currently recognized as an effective, reliable and sustainable means of rehabilitating toothless patients. The introduction of a predictable and cost-effective dental care programme for toothless patients is a test for dental practitioners. With the support of accurate and predictable digital technologies, this problem was solved by the use of a total toothless fixed restoration technology supported by 4-6 plants. The deputy director of the oral cultivation section of the city oral hospital, zhou weng zhou, explained that “it is in the direction of our oral cultivation team that we have been working to minimize the discomfort of the patients by respecting the individualized needs and expectations of the patients throughout the process of dental care, providing them with the experience of micro-intensity, comfort, speed and safety of specialized plant rehabilitation”
Zhou wenjun performed pre-plant screening for patients
It's not natural to be old and to brush your teeth
The ideal goal set by the world health organization is “an 80-year-old person has at least 20 functional good teeth”. Many people think it's normal to lose teeth when they're old, but it's not. Dr. Zhou stressed that normal physical degradation does not result in the relaxation and loss of teeth, which only occurs in pathological states. Thus, older persons who lose their teeth are in fact the result of oral disease, which should not be seen as normal ageing without treatment. As a matter of fact, as long as care is taken for oral hygiene at a young age, oral examinations are carried out regularly, oral diseases are treated in a timely manner and an enviable tooth is available at an old age。
Comfortable, small, pain-free dental experience for elderly patients
For the majority of older patients, the main psychological fear stems from pain, and there is a general increase in the psychological acceptance of the patients if there is assurance that there is no pain in planting. According to dr. Zhou, “our cultivation team is focused on patients and is committed to providing them with “comfort, small, pain-free” dental experience. It's like talking to a doctor, and it's easy to do the whole dental procedure."
Zhou stressed that as long as every part of the planting process was grasped, the patient would not feel pain and would turn the planting of teeth into a comfortable experience. Depending on the individual differences, if pain occurs in the short term after the surgery, the use of painkillers, etc., is recommended to avoid suffering。
Zhou wengqin used digital planting restoration planning software to communicate with patients before surgery
Digital technology for the restoration of "simplified" toothless growth
With the advent of computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing, digitalized information on planting programmes can now be easily converted into a “planting surgical steering board” that can be used directly for clinical purposes, i. E., a “digitized planting surgical steering board”. It is based on visual and mouth-scanning information, such as ct, and is reconstructed through computer simulations, helping doctors to design the implant location, implant angles and depths of growers, processing through numerically controlled machine beds or fast-forming methods, and producing high-precision surgical guidance boards for precision `dynamic navigation' of planting operations. This `guideboard' can provide doctors with a `direction' during the operation to help complete the precise micro-plantation process, with significant advantages, especially in the case of multiple tooth loss, lack of toothbone and restoration of toothless tampons. Increased surgery speed, increased accuracy, improved long-term effects and the ability to bring maximum comfort to patients, reduced swelling and pain, reduced number of re-diagnostics and chair time, and new experiences of rapid achievement of treatment outcomes. This computer's dynamic navigation technology can also assist in the completion of complex cases of planting.” dr. Zhou wenzheng introduced。
Under the leadership of director yoo zhong hao, the dental team of the tsi tai city oral hospital conducted an in-depth study of the techniques for the rehabilitation of the cultivation of digital guidance boards and computer-aided navigation systems. The early use of digital oral cultivation restoration techniques and dynamic real-time navigation techniques in the country to guide plant implantation has yielded good clinical results, effectively re-establishing the oral functions of toothless patients and restoring their chewing, voice, appearance and self-confidence. In response to the suspected complex cases of toothless cultivation, the oral cultivation team of the tahiti city oral hospital is actively engaged in multidisciplinary joint treatment, which is jointly explored by multidisciplinary teams, to provide a standardized, personalized treatment for toothless patients。
It is not desirable to "stand-by-species" and integrated pre-plant preparation is necessary
The deputy director of zhou gave us a detailed analysis of the many publicity advertisements on the market that said that they did not have to wait for the so-called "stuff." she explained that the procedure itself did not limit the patient's physical condition, and that it could be performed as long as blood pressure, blood sugar were stable, the heart function was normal and routine surgery was permitted. However, certain diseases (i. E. Osteoporosis, severe diabetes, etc.; patients who are using osteoporosis-related metabolic drugs such as hormones) can affect osteoporosis and bone combinations, leading to a significant increase in the rate of failure in the planting of teeth, which does not recommend immediate planting operations, requires treatment and control of the disease, and until the condition is stabilized before the planting of teeth. In addition, it is recommended that the operation be carried out another day if there is a cold fever on the day of the operation, or if the female patient is suffering from reduced resistance, such as during her physiology。
In addition to the above-mentioned systemic factors, local factors in the oral cavity (e. G., estuarine tilts, long stretches to teeth, etc.) may also have an impact on the success and rehabilitation of teeth. Because these factors can lead to food embedding, loss of tooth crowns, or even direct inability to repair, light can be addressed by a doctor grinding the teeth, and severers may require orthotic assistive treatment prior to planting。
In addition, the oral condition of persons suffering from diarrhea affects the stability of the plant's bond with the bone, which, if it is active, is not suitable for the immediate planting of teeth and requires treatment for existing diseases, which are stable before being treated for cultivation. Bad habits, such as heavy night grinding of teeth and over-abundance, can also lead to uneven and over-loading of growing teeth, causing damage to growing teeth and even causing a break in the planting body. It is therefore recommended that such bad habits be corrected before planting. In turn, harmful addictions, such as smoking and alcohol abuse, can have an impact on the oral micro-environment, which can heal soft tissues and make it more likely to cause inflammation in the surroundings of the plant, as well as to affect bone unions, and it is recommended that patients with smoking and drinking habits try to stop smoking and drink or to lower the frequency of dental operations。
Finally, dr. Zhou reminds the public that it is more important for the elderly to be careful in choosing qualified and good-faith oral medical institutions and specialized dental growers to perform tooth-planting operations in order to truly benefit from human “third teeth”. Not only does a good tooth improve the quality of life and re-eat good food for the elderly, it is essential to maintain a healthy body and a smile, and every old friend has a healthy tooth and laugh
Expert profiles:
Zhou wenzheng, deputy director medical doctor, associate professor, master's student mentor, deputy head of oral cultivation section, tobacco city oral hospital. Member of the expert group of the international society for oral cultivation (iti fellow), young member of the specialized committee on oral cultivation of the chinese society of oral medicine, member of the national precision medical branch and member of the specialized committee on oral cultivation of shandong province. Visiting scholar, university of connecticut school of dental sciences, university of melbourne, australia。
Specialized in oral cultivation and dental care, treatment of various types of tooth loss, digital farming, aesthetic cultivation, rehabilitation of the whole of the tooth field, management of the soft and hard tissues in the plantation area, management of complications of planting, etc. He has received a scholarship from the international society for oral cultivation and an international “education fund of the bones regenerative foundation” to sponsor 8 projects of the international cooperation project and the provincial and municipal natural sciences fund. Presented more than 30 papers in core journals at the international and national levels and directed and trained more than 10 master's degree students。
