Oligodontia is a developmental dental anomaly defined by the absence of 6 or more
permanent teeth, excluding the third molars. We performed a review with a systematic …

Oligodontia demands multidisciplinary management due to its repercussions on dentofacial
growth. To place implants to realize implant-borne fixed denture, preimplant surgery may be …

The absence of teeth in children due to congenital agenesis, syndromic or not, could lead to
oral dysfunctions with general repercussions and sociopsychological problems. This case …

The authors' experience with oral rehabilitation of patients suffering from oligodontia (ie six
or more congenitally missing permanent teeth, third molars excluded) is reported. The …

Extensive resorption of the mandible increases the interarch space and rehabilitation with
traditional dentures is often unsatisfactory due to the superficialization of intraoral muscles. A …

PURPOSE: To characterize the multidisciplinary treatment intervention for patients with
nonsyndromic oligodontia, focusing on both the preprosthodontic intervention and the type …

Background The congenital oligodontia in maxilla could result in a significant skeletal jaw
malformation such as atrophic maxilla and severe skeletal class III malocclusion. Since there …

Patients often request fixed dental implant restoration of missing posterior teeth in the
mandible, defined for this chapter as the region posterior to the mental foramen …

Statement of problem Type 3 oligodontia is the most dentoalveolar deficient manifestation of
congenital tooth absence. There is a need to rehabilitate these children functionally and …

Introduction the aim of this study was to report and assess the management and implant
rehabilitation of oligodontia patients since its recognition in 2012 by french authorities in the …