PARTIAL AND

TOTAL EDUCATION

INTEGRANTES:
-Báez Díaz Helmi
-Sánchez García
Valeria
-Cordova Palacios
Brixa
 PARTIAL EDUCATION

Loss of at least
one tooth of the
permanent
dentition with the
exception of the
3rd molars
MORFOFUNCTIONAL ALTERATIONS OF
PARTIAL EDENTULISM

-Tooth movements
-Higher incidence of
dental caries
-Greater presence of
periodontal alterations
-Migration of the muco-
gingival line
-Increase in biological
bone resorption
 CAUSES OF DENTAL LOSS

• CAUSES OF DENTAL LOSS

• As we have commented previously,
eledentulismo refers to that situation in which
the great majority or totality of teeth are
separated, mainly due to pathologies such as
dental caries.

• However, it should also be noted that

periodontal diseases, such as periodontitis,
which occurs with the loss of dental bone
support, is probably another of the main
causes of tooth loss.
 TOTAL EDENTULO

A patient is considered to
be edentulous or edentate
when he has lost all his
teeth.
Total toothless requires
total myofunctional
complete total prostheses.
Stability achieved with a
well-sealed prosthetic
base that allows retention.
Artificial teeth that return a
correct vertical dimension.