ライフサイエンスコーパス: edentulous

1 Five percent were edentulous.

2 Conversely, 10.5% of the population was edentulous.

3 er, 9% had periodontal disease, and 17% were edentulous.

4 and antagonism in regions destined to remain edentulous.

5 Twenty-nine participants were edentulous (23.8% of those on dialysis versus 21.2% of t

6 iodontitis induced concurrently in partially edentulous adult monkeys.

7 Data on 9415 dentate and 1491 edentulous adults included demographics, cardiovascular

8 statistically significant relationships for edentulous adults or children in either year.

9 mprehensive-care patients (dentulous adults, edentulous adults, and children).

10 ile nearly all schools reported doing so for edentulous adults.

11 A total of 145 (36.4%) women were edentulous and 163 (80.7%) of the dentate women (N = 253

12 s of serum biomarkers did not differ between edentulous and dentate individuals, and only serum album

13 nd self-identity; and compare intake between edentulous and dentate individuals.

14 Edentulous and dentate regions also were recorded.

15 and behavioral factors, among those who were edentulous and wore complete dentures than for those who

16 A total of 933 partially edentulous and/or edentulous patients scheduled for impl

17 ,563 of the 5,123 subjects in the study were edentulous, and periodontal disease is a major cause of

18 Canal length was shortened in edentulous anterior maxilla compared to dentate maxilla.

19 intervals: the mesio-distal midpoint of the edentulous area and 3 mm mesial and distal to the midpoi

20 d height averaged 14.7% in the center of the edentulous area but ranged from 60.5% to 76.3% 3 mm mesi

21 ced pain and swelling in the maxillary right edentulous area mimicking an abscess, and reported for e

22 gically produced in maxillary and mandibular edentulous areas in four baboons.

23 id-etched test implants were placed into the edentulous areas of mandibular ridges of five American f

24 Ninety dental implants were inserted in edentulous areas of nine foxhound dogs and standardized

25 Placement of endosseous dental implants in edentulous areas of the anterior maxilla poses a unique

26 us spans were further classified as complete edentulous atrophic maxilla (CEM) and partial edentulous

27 dentulous atrophic maxilla (CEM) and partial edentulous atrophic maxilla (PEM).

28 orne prosthetic rehabilitation of 10 totally edentulous atrophic maxillae after bone reconstruction w

29 ition, RH, presence of teeth adjacent to the edentulous atrophic ridge, and age were shown to influen

30 teeth, whereas derived ornithomimids had an edentulous beak, which has prompted speculation about th

31 Edentulous denture-wearers eat fewer fruits and vegetabl

32 second bicuspid teeth, and 14 out of 20 were edentulous distal to the cuspids.

33 All cadavers were edentulous distal to the second bicuspid teeth, and 14 o

34 ent for age and tobacco use only, completely edentulous elderly adults (PHS Class 5) and partially ed

35 esults in two different and diverse samples--edentulous elders (N = 133) and a clinical sample of xer

36 ing cough attacks; feeling tired or wornout; edentulous, fair, or poor condition of teeth; little or

37 ease, and lack of phenotypic information for edentulous family members.

38 ra differs between individuals who are fully edentulous (FES) and those who are partially edentulous

39 ility (98%) for an older, non-Hispanic white edentulous former smoker, with diabetes > or =10 years,

40 lbumin reached a frequency peak in the fully edentulous group without dentures (group 4, 19.2%).

41 not show any difference between dentate and edentulous groups.

42 enrolled, including 200 individuals who were edentulous, in this study.

43 Twelve totally edentulous individuals (mean age, 66.14 +/- 2.11 years)

44 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.1 to 2.0) and edentulous individuals (OR 1.8, CI 1.4 to 2.4) had eleva

45 with 27.1% of non-periodontitis and 53.1% of edentulous individuals (p = 0.001 for all comparisons).

46 tate individuals and the denture teeth of 62 edentulous individuals before and after professional cle

47 Edentulous individuals have reduced chewing ability and

48 ilm samples were collected from 81 partially edentulous individuals with periodontal and peri-implant

49 for our understanding of bone quality in the edentulous mandible and are of interest as a tissue-leve

50 one-piece DLMF implants were inserted in the edentulous mandible of 24 patients.

51 termine material property variability in the edentulous mandible, and to compare it with data from a

52 Four implants were placed in each edentulous mandible.

53 mm (M), 1.78 mm (PM), and 1.36 mm (A) in the edentulous mandible; 2.23 mm (M), 1.62 mm (PM), and 1.59

54 mm (M), 1.88 mm (PM), and 1.66 mm (A) in the edentulous mandible; 2.35 mm (M), 2.0 mm (PM), and 1.95

55 Mandibular cortical bone in the edentulous mandibles differed from that of dentate mandi

56 Twenty patients with edentulous mandibles or with 2 to 3 remaining mandibular

57 to evaluate placement of 4 to 6 implants in edentulous mandibles.

58 commercially pure titanium implants in fully edentulous mandibles.

59 les were removed from each of 10 adult fresh edentulous mandibles.

60 hed (SLA) endosseous surfaces were placed in edentulous mandibular areas of 5 American fox hounds.

61 59 titanium implants were randomly placed in edentulous mandibular areas of 5 foxhounds, forming 6 di

62 60 titanium implants were randomly placed in edentulous mandibular areas of 5 hounds forming 6 differ

63 he incidence of lingual plate perforation in edentulous mandibular first molar region and the risk of

64 plit-mouth design, 6 implants were placed in edentulous mandibular ridges of 10 mongrel dogs after pr

65 plit-mouth design, 6 implants were placed in edentulous mandibular ridges of 10 mongrel dogs after pr

66 Thirty-two TPS implants were placed in edentulous mandibular ridges of the 4 dogs.

67 ccal plates ranged from 1.0 to 2.1 mm in the edentulous maxilla and mandible, with the thinnest area

68 eated via a crestal incision in the anterior edentulous maxilla of Sprague-Dawley rats.

69 Implant number and distribution along the edentulous maxilla seemed to influence the prosthodontic

70 nd implant number and distribution along the edentulous maxilla.

71 ates of fixed implant rehabilitations in the edentulous maxilla.

72 mm (M), 1.43 mm (PM), and 1.04 mm (A) in the edentulous maxilla; 2.06 mm (M), 1.78 mm (PM), and 1.36

73 mm (M), 1.60 mm (PM), and 1.36 mm (A) in the edentulous maxilla; 2.39 mm (M), 1.88 mm (PM), and 1.66

74 0 implants placed on six extremely atrophied edentulous maxillae reconstructed with Le Fort I osteoto

75 protocol to rehabilitate extremely atrophied edentulous maxillae, considerably reducing the treatment

76 Patients who are partially or fully edentulous may predictably be restored with fixed implan

77 Among men > or = 60 years of age, edentulous men tended to have a higher risk of CHD than

78 ing of 26 dentate jaws and eight jaws in the edentulous molar region were used in this study.

79 dontitis occurring concurrently in partially edentulous mouths are similar.

80 vide new clues to the molecular mechanism of edentulous mucosa formation.

81 Although the edentulous mucosa serves as the critical interfacial tis

82 pression of a unique set of genes in healing edentulous mucosa.

83 in dentistry and results in the formation of edentulous mucosa.

84 neral density (BMD) in a cohort of 1347 (137 edentulous) older men followed for an average of 2.7 yea

85 ble for a full periodontal examination, were edentulous, or were deceased, were diagnosed by means of

86 Compared with the edentulous participants, participants with >/=20 teeth h

87 (men: -35 d; women: -55 d) compared with the edentulous participants.

88 However, in the partially edentulous patient group, titanium implants with a rough

89 Edentulous patients had a lower risk of IE from dental f

90 mm long in the posterior regions of partial edentulous patients have a higher failure rate in many c

91 Records of 50 consecutive partially edentulous patients restored with dental implants were r

92 A total of 933 partially edentulous and/or edentulous patients scheduled for implant insertion in f

93 , implant success, and survival in partially edentulous patients treated for generalized aggressive p

94 ation of 273 consecutive posterior partially edentulous patients treated with 745 implants.

95 s of short implants in partially and totally edentulous patients with mandibular bone atrophy.

96 or long-term implant outcomes from partially edentulous patients with periodontitis who were treated

97 to demonstrate whether in partial and fully edentulous patients, titanium screw implants may be inst

98 cond molars in the mandibular dentures of 50 edentulous patients.

99 should be carefully considered in partially edentulous patients.

100 nd teeth compared with implants in partially edentulous patients.

101 in the restoration of partial and completely edentulous patients.

102 odontal examinations and an additional 1,817 edentulous people aged 18+ years were included in the an

103 ion) will be 30% lower than the 12.2 million edentulous people in 2010.

104 tion aging such that the predicted number of edentulous people in 2050 (8.6 million; 95% prediction l

105 ata after adjustment for those factors Among edentulous people, there was no statistically significan

106 However, CRP levels were similarly raised in edentulous people.

107 15.6% of dentate non-examinees, and 22.5% of edentulous persons.

108 ommendations are predictive of intake in non-edentulous persons.

109 edentulous (FES) and those who are partially edentulous (PES).

110 e mandibles was 2.76 +/- 0.13 mm, whereas in edentulous posterior mandibles it was 2.52 +/- 0.32 mm.

111 ts to support prosthetic restorations in the edentulous posterior maxilla.

112 plants (NDIs) (<3.3 mm) to restore partially edentulous posterior maxillary and mandibular areas is l

113 mandibles comprise a long, fused, and nearly edentulous prognathous symphysis, extending farther beyo

114 1 are upregulated in diastema mesenchyme, an edentulous region between the sites of molar and incisor

115 val graft, which had been transplanted to an edentulous ridge 9 years earlier.

116 PTFE) augmentation membranes, recovered from edentulous ridge augmentation procedures, have been esta

117 ePTFE augmentation membranes, recovered from edentulous ridge augmentation procedures; and periodonta

118 Thirty-two patients with an edentulous ridge defect were sequentially entered into t

119 rends were noted in this pilot study: buccal edentulous ridge thickness was 29% greater with simvasta

120 toapical to the CEJ of the maxillary canine (edentulous ridge).

121 Regarding the edentulous ridge, the width of new bone was significantl

122 nd was successfully grafted into an atrophic edentulous ridge.

123 ral sliding flap mobilized from the adjacent edentulous ridge.

124 Gingival biopsies were collected from edentulous ridges before implant installation and from p

125 a similar procedure used to augment bone of edentulous ridges.

126 y expanded pelves, small, leaf-shaped teeth, edentulous rostra and mandibular symphyses that probably

127 ranscriptome of healthy gingival tissue from edentulous sites from GAgP when compared with that of H

128 ranscriptome of healthy gingival tissue from edentulous sites in patients with a history of generaliz

129 Healthy gingival tissue from edentulous sites was taken from GAgP (n =12), CP (n=12)

130 Edentulous sites with <10 mm between the floor of the ma

131 ation were compared among premolar and molar edentulous sites.

132 merican male was referred for restoration of edentulous space #8.

133 The edentulous space distal to the mandibular canine was lef

134 ock graft used to prepare a mandibular molar edentulous space for implant placement.

135 rtical bone were adequate, and the augmented edentulous space was subsequently restored with a functi

136 Bounded edentulous spaces (BES)-a missing posterior tooth with i

137 rotation, facial flaring, and drifting into edentulous spaces.

138 nd interactions among type of edentulism and edentulous span (P <0.001) and edentulous span by RH (P

139 RH has been shown to correlate with edentulous span (P <0.001) and type of edentulism (P = 0

140 he mixed model yielded significant effect of edentulous span (P = 0.048) and interactions among type

141 dentulism and edentulous span (P <0.001) and edentulous span by RH (P <0.01).

142 with limited clinical roots and significant edentulous span requiring splinting was treated successf

143 test the effects of sex, type of edentulism, edentulous span, and RH on the measurement of the LWT of

144 The longer the edentulous span, the thinner the LWT.

145 Edentulous spans were further classified as complete ede

146 implants has been proposed to restore small edentulous spans, thus avoiding extensive bone augmentat

147 puted tomography in 269 dental examinees and edentulous subjects from the Minnesota and North Carolin

148 ilm samples were collected from 80 partially edentulous subjects with peri-implant health, peri-impla

149 This study sampled 43 partially edentulous subjects with successfully osseointegrated ti

150 s elderly adults (PHS Class 5) and partially edentulous (teeth in one arch) elderly adults with appre

151 AE2(-/-) mice were emaciated, edentulous (toothless), and exhibited severe growth reta

152 y on patients who were healthy and partially edentulous was conducted.

153 ge change in BMD were similar in dentate and edentulous women.