Sentence examples for prosthetic problems from inspiring English sources

This survey succeeded in identifying prosthetic problems by examining implant prosthetic complications from the dental technician's perspective.

It is usually used as a preemptive treatment to improve the prosthetic problems that appear after tooth extraction is accompanied.

A further reason for using an alternative approach is that the CS-OIDP battery does not contain some causal entities with high "impact value", such as Temporomandibular Pain Dysfunction Syndrome, third-molar or prosthetic problems.

Extensive occlusal adjustments and misfit of the prosthesis to prosthetic components are frequent problems related to fixed interim prosthesis fabrication with immediate dental implant loading.

Valve-sparing aortic root replacement for treatment of aortic sinus disease avoids the problems of prosthetic valves, but some patients suffer late valve incompetence as a result of leaflet distortion or annular dilatation.

Patients with prosthetic noses reported more problems with the prosthesis, such as going out in hot and cold weather, playing sports and allergies [ 42] that affected their psychological and social well-being.

Initial results suggest Compress® technology may well serve to avoid the problems of prosthetic breakage, stress shielding, and particle-induced osteolytic loosening that are associated with conventional tibial stems.> A third problematic aspect of tibial reconstruction involves soft tissue coverage and the consequent risk of prosthetic infection.

The advantages of an arthrodesis are that it restores skeletal continuity, provides excellent stability and avoids problems related to prosthetic implantation.

The design features of this implant address the aforementioned problems associated with previous prosthetic designs.

Furthermore, it may predispose to prosthetic migration, periprosthetic fractures, and to problems in revision arthroplasty (Willert et al. 1990).

Pistorius's problem is that his prosthetic devices are far beyond the contour and function of so-called normal legs.