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PREVIOUS DENTAL TREATMENT Treatment Planning 2003 Cause-related periodontal treatment. Implant-supported full bridge in upper jaw. Cross-arch bridge on lower teeth.
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Referral to the Brånemark Clinic 2004 PREVIOUS DENTAL TREATMENT
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1-year Post-treatment Radiographs
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Initial Examination 13.03.2008
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Feb 2008 Initial Radiographs
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Front 13-23 43-33 Front picture Front Xray
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Right Right picture Right Xray
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Left Left picture
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Diagnosis: Oral lichen planus
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Treatment The first 14 days; Clobetasol gel; In the morning and the evening during the first 14 days. 5 ml after tooth-brushing. Risk for Candida; Medication should be combined together with Mycostatin mixture, 5ml, 2 times a day. The following 15 days: Clobetasol gel; once a day every morning, 5 ml after tooth-brushing. And the final 14 days: Clobetasol gel; once every second day, 5 ml after tooth-brushing.
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Occlusal Here put occlusal Here occlusal lower
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Surgery Upper Jaw
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Reshaping of prosthesis at the laboratory
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1 month post-surgery
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Reexamination 5 months post-surgery
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Initial Examination 13.03.2008 Reexamination 02.02.2009
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Fracture 21 09.07.2009 Removal of the prosthesis and repair at the laboratory
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Final Examination 19 months after initial examination
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Initial Examination 13.03.2008 Reexamination 02.02.2009 Final Examination 05.10.2009
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Final Examination 19 months after initial examination
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The patient will remain in our clinic for supportive periodontal therapy and regular controls for the time being (every 2 nd month).
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Implant therapy in the upper jaw and cross-arch bridge in the lower jaw was performed at the Brånemark clinic in 2004. The patient was referred to us in 2008 because of peri-implantitis.
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The patient is undergoing treatment of oral lichen planus at the department of oral medicine.
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Implant therapy in the upper jaw and cross-arch bridge in the lower jaw was performed at the Brånemark clinic in 2004. The patient was referred to us in 2008 because of peri-implantitis. The patient is undergoing treatment of oral lichen planus at the department of oral medicine. At the reexamination, it was noted that 12 was fractured. The patient did not mention any subjective concerns until 21 also fractured.
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Implant therapy in the upper jaw and cross-arch bridge in the lower jaw was performed at the Brånemark clinic in 2004. The patient was referred to us in 2008 because of peri-implantitis. The patient is undergoing treatment of oral lichen planus at the department of oral medicine. At the reexamination, it was noted that 12 was fractured. The patient did not mention any subjective concerns until 21 also fractured. The patient will be kept in our clinic for supportive periodontal therapy, aiming at keeping the plaque control at as high a level as possible and thus maintaining the result of the treatment. We chose short intervalls of 2 months between recall appointments for the first year.
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Implant therapy in the upper jaw and cross-arch bridge in the lower jaw was performed at the Brånemark clinic in 2004. The patient was referred to us in 2008 because of peri-implantitis. The patient is undergoing treatment of oral lichen planus at the department of oral medicine. At the reexamination, it was noted that 12 was fractured. The patient did not mention any subjective concerns until 21 also fractured. The patient will be kept in our clinic for supportive periodontal therapy, aiming at keeping the plaque control at as high a level as possible and thus maintaining the result of the treatment. We chose short intervalls of 2 months between recall appointments for the first year. The general prognosis might be viewed as good, but it is very much related to the patient’s future compliance. Tooth 35 is still considered questionable.
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Front Photo
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Front Rx
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Right Photo
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Right Rx
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Left Photo
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Left Rx
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Front Photo
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2004 2008 2009
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