combination syndrome
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Combination syndromeBy: Dr. Khalid A. El Banna
B.D.S., M.Sc.
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What is combination syndrome?
Combination syndrome was first described by Kelly 1972.
also called “Anterior hyperfunction syndrome”
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Definition
“characteristic features that occur when an edentulous maxilla is opposed by natural mandibular anterior teeth, including:
1. loss of bone from the anterior portion of maxillary ridge;
2. overgrowth of tuberosities;3. papillary hyperplasia of the hard palate mucosa; 4. extrusion of mandibular anterior teeth5. and loss of alveolar bone and ridge height
beneath the mandibular removable partial denture base”.
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Saunders et al observed six additional changes in 1979:
1. Loss of vertical dimension of occlussion
2. Occlusal plane discrepancy3. Anterior spatial repositioning of the
mandible4. Development of epulis fissuratum5. Poor adaptation of the prosthesis6. Periodontal changes
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Etiology Different theories:
1. anterior resorption first:› Proposed by Kelly 1972
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2. posterior resorption first:› Proposed by McGivney and Castleberry
1995
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Some researchers conveyed that mandibular implant-supported overdenture could generate increased forces on the maxillary ridge encouraging its resorption anteriorly resulting in one or all the symptoms of the combination syndromeLechner and Mamman 1995,Thiel et al 1996, Suzuki et al and Narhi et al 2000
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Problems
Remaining teeth
Great force
Bone resorption
Unorganized occlusal plane
No balanced occlusion
Steep incisal guidance
Denture Fracture
Impaired Esthetics
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“A single denture that occludes against natural teeth must often be the loser”
Kaddah et al 1998
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These changes do not occur in all patients with upper single CD
› Three main factors:
1. Magnitude of force acting on the CD2. Instability of the denture foundation3. Lack of occlusal balance
Other factors: age,sex and max-mand relationship
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Palmqvist et al 2003 concluded that it does not meet the criteria to be accepted as a medical syndrome as single features occurred, but to what extent or in which combination, was never clarified.
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How to manage?
Avoid the situation
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Retain maxillary roots for overdenture
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Well constructed RPD
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Tooth supported overdenture
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Maximize area covered by denture base
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Occlusal adjustment› Swenson’s technique
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› Yurkstas technique
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Soft lining of both dentures Type of food Decreasing occlusal table width Tooth material Extent of replacement of teeth
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Balancing occlusion with no anterior contact in centric and minimal in eccentric
Protrusive contact
Working & balancing side contacts
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Proper selection of cusp height and occlusal anatomy
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Implant prosthodontics
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Thank you
Thank you