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Maxillofacial Prostheses
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History
• Artificial facial parts found on Egyptian mummies
• Ancient Chinese known to have made facial restorations
• Grover Cleveland and Sigmund Freud
• 1953 -- American Academy of Maxillofacial Prosthetics founded
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Overview
• Maxillofacial prosthetics:
A branch of prosthodontics.
• General prosthodontics a branch of dentistry.
• Goal is functional and Esthetic / cosmetic rehabilitation.
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Maxillofacial Prosthetics
The art and science of anatomic, functional, or cosmetic reconstruction by means of non-living substitutes of those regions in the maxilla, mandible, and face that are missing or defective because of surgical intervention, trauma, pathology, or developmental or congenital malformations”
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Types of Rehabilitation
• Preventative
• Restorative
• Supportive
• Palliative
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Prosthetic vs. Surgical Rehabilitation
• Individualized decision between patient and doctor
• Removable prosthesis allows for cancer surveillance
• Not mutually exclusive
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Intraoral versus Extraoral
• Intraoral -- mostly functional– Mandible– Maxilla
• Extra-oral -- cosmetic– Ear– Nose– Orbit– Skull
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CASE REPORT
Clinical and laboratory procedures involved in the:
- Rehabilitation of an Edentulous patient with hemi-maxillectomy defect:
- Using a closed bulb hollow obturator.
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Preliminary Impressions recorded in stock trays and Alginate
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Impression recorded in compoAnd wash-corrected in alginate (impression adhesive used for sticking alginate to compo & tray surface.
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Duplicate master cast with a double layer of modeling wax lining adapted in the defect area. Over this wax lining, a silicone putty index is adapted to hollow the obturator bulb
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Two separate denture flasks used for acrylization of the hollow obturator. The waxed up maxillary denture is being flasked in first flask to obtain mold for maxillary denture. The second flask is used to pack the duplicate cast with the putty index for the hollow bulb.
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The hollow bulb and a lid for the bulb have been prepared separately. Both the bulb to the denture base and the lid to the bulb were attached using sel-curing acrylic resin.
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Finished and polished maxillary denture with the closed hollow bulb obturator and the mandibular denture.
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Psychosocial Issues
• Ultimate goal is restoration of quality of life
• Functional deficits may be as isolating as cosmetic ones:- Patient avoids eating in front of others:
- prefers eating eating alone.
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Psychosocial Issues
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Psychosocial Issues
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Preoperative Evaluation
• Discussion of patient’s expectations and desires.
• Consultation with appropriate services.
• Preoperative imaging.
• Status of current teeth.
• History of Radiotherapy.
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Poor Oral Hygiene
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Case Requiring Hemi-maxillectomy.
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Jaw Impression recorded and Cast Poured.
Cast sent to surgeon to outline the planned resection in consultation with prosthodontist for avoiding problems with obturator.
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Radiation and teeth
• Obliterative endarteritis
• Xerostomia -- rampant dental caries
• Meticulous oral hygiene -- fluoride
• Hyperbaric oxygen if surgery needed
• Osteoradionecrosis
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Radiation
Prosthesis assists in consistent positioning of tongue & lips.
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Carious teeth after radiation
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Universal Tooth Numbering
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Universal Tooth Numbering
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Normal function of Oral Cavity
• Speech
• Mastication
• Deglutition
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Speech
• Complex process.
• Oral-nasal partition.
• Palatal augmentation prosthesis can lower palate to provide better function for a structurally deficient / missing tongue.
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Deglutition (Swallowing) Facilitated by:
• Tongue pulsion.
• Nasopharyngeal closure.
• Pharyngeal clearance.
• Airway protection.
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Palate Augmentation Prosthesis
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Palate Augmentation Prosthesis
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Soft Palate
• Serves to intermittently couple and uncouple oral and nasal cavities during:
- Production of consonant phonemes.
- Deglutition.
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Soft Palate
Better to remove all soft palate than partial resection.
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Soft Palate Prosthesis
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Soft Palate Prosthesis
• Extension obturates nasopharynx
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Soft Palate Prosthesis
Small hole in the palate may be plugged.
May close enough with time for flap closure.
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Mastication
• Necessary before swallowing food (Precursor to deglutition).
• Involves: – Reduction of food particle size.– Sorting of food particles.
• Masticatory efficiency = ability to reduce food to a given size in a given time
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Mastication
• Masticatory efficiency related to occlusal surface.
• Superior masticatory efficiency leads to greater reduction of particle size at swallowing threshold.
• Afferent sensory input improves efficiency– Experiment: unilateral anesthesia.
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Prosthetic Teeth and Masticatory Efficiency
• Fixed partial, rigid support.
• Removable partial supported by:– teeth only.– teeth and edentulous ridge.– edentulous ridge only.
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Oral Anatomy
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Oral Anatomy
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Considerations in Designing Surgical Excision of Maxillary Tumours:
Maintain Premaxilla:– can clasp teeth further apart.– force distributed among more teeth.
Cut through tooth socket.
Use palatal mucosa if possible / skin graft.
May need to take turbinates.
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Premaxilla Preserved
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Premaxilla Preserved
• Cut through tooth socket.
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Palatal Mucosa Preserved
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Mucosa Not Preserved
• Rough edge uncomfortable for patient
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Obturator
• Restores oro-nasal partition.
• At times can be added to an existing denture.
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Skin Grafting of Defect
• Less pain while healing.
• Less contracture of scar band which obscures cancer surveillance.
• Accommodates the obturator better.
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Maxillary Prosthesis
• Articulates with scar band.
• Hollowed to be lightweight.
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Maxillary Prosthesis
• Can be made with a reservoir to hold artificial saliva
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Timing
Immediate (Intra-operative):
- holds in place the surgical packs.
- provides early function
Interim:
Definitive- to 6 months after surgery.
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Prosthetic Materials
• Acrylic resins (Hard and Soft).
• Polyurethanes.
• Silicone Elastomers.– Room-temperature vulcanizing (Self-curing)– High-temperature vulcanizing (Heat-curing)
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Mandible
Mandibular reconstruction revolutionized by micro-vascular and plating techniques.
Prosthetic rehabilitation mainly restores occlusion and occlusal surface.
Implants able to restore high degree of function.
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Mandible
Skin graft preserves alveolar ridge for denture support.
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Postoperative Malocclusion
• Deviates to surgical side
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Maxillary Ramp
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Guide Plane Prosthesis
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Physiotherapy
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Prostheses for Glossectomy Patients:Missing Tongue: Congenitally or Acquired.
Aim:
To reduce volume of the oral cavity.
To facilitate speech and swallowing.
Artificial Tongue.
A Palatal appliance fitted to be retained by maxillary teeth.
A Maxillary CD with lowered palate.
A Mandibular CD with extended lingual flange.
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Adjunctive Preprosthetic Measures
• Vestibuloplasty.
• Lowering of Floor of Mouth.
• Implants.
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Vestibuloplasty
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Lowering the Floor of Mouth
Goal is to reposition mylohyoid muscle
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Lowering the Floor of Mouth
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Edentulous Mandible
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Mental Foramen
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Implants
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Implants
• Branemark in the 50’s studying bone temperature during drilling.
• Found temperature measuring probe couldn’t be removed from bone without fracturing.
• Led to study of osseointegration.
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Implants
• Made of titanium.
• Have to be drilled at low speed.
• Oxide on metallic surface is dipole.
• Plasma proteins adhere.
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Implants
• Implant placed first -- closed primarily
• Abutment placed 4-6 months later
• Appliance attached may be: – Fixed.– Removable.
Samarium-cobalt magnets or other Precision Retainers ehance prosthesis retention.
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Implants
• Factors that influence success of Implant Supported MFPs:– Material.– Macrostructure.– Microstructure.– implant bed.– surgical technique.– loading conditions.
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Implants
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Implants
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Implants
• Implants can be placed in grafted fibula
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Implants
• Want to avoid large step-off if possible
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Extraoral Prostheses
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Extraoral Prostheses: General Principles:Goal is cosmetic.Retained with:
- adhesives.- implants.
Skin grafting may help.Smooth edges better.
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Extraoral Prostheses:Ear:Retain tragus if possible (Will hide attachment..Will camouflage anterior border.
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Extraoral Prostheses -- Orbit
• Skin graft provides base for prosthesis
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Extraoral Prostheses -- Orbit
• Glasses help hide margin.
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Extraoral Prostheses -- Nose
Skin graft provides base for prosthesis.
Alar tag undesirable.
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Extraoral Prostheses:Large Naso-orbital Defects difficult to retain.
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Extraoral Prostheses Large Naso-orbital defects:Better Retained by Use of Implants.
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Conclusion
• Restore function and cosmesis.
• Use techniques during surgery to aid prosthetic management.
• Surgeons must consult maxillofacial prosthodontist for optimal rehabilitation.
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Case Presentation