The study investigates mortality rates and timelines among patients who underwent full mouth extractions (FMEs) due to oral health issues, analyzing risk factors related to these deaths.
Conducted at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, the research included 1,829 patients, focusing on various demographics, medical histories, and insurance statuses.
Of the patients studied, 9.3% died by the end of 2019, with significant mortality risk linked to factors such as age, high ASA scores, nursing home residency, and existing liver and oncological diseases.
Preprosthetic surgery is essential in dentoalveolar surgery, especially for prepping the mouth for dentures.
Advances like osseointegrating dental implants and dermal matrix substitutes have transformed traditional practices while still adhering to core principles.
The text outlines basic techniques in preprosthetic surgery in relation to these recent innovations in technology and tissue engineering.