Technical Complications of Removable Partial Dentures in the Moderately Reduced Dentition: A Systematic Review
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Materials and Methods
- The language was neither German nor English
- There were three or fewer residual teeth
- The number of cases or participants was smaller than 15
- The observation duration of the entire cohort was less than two years
- The drop-out rate was higher than 25%
- Studies were on complete dentures, cover dentures (complete telescopic dentures/resilient telescopic dentures), simple acrylic dentures (interim dentures) and implant-supported dentures
- Case reports
- Pilot studies
- Abstract publications
- Studies without an adequate definition of inclusion or failure criteria (narrative presentation).
Author, Year | Study Type | Observation Time | Kind of RPD | Patients Examined and Included in Evaluation | Control Group | Follow-Up Examinations (Planned) | Further Information |
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Al-Imam, 2016 [5] | Retrospective | 1–5 years | Clasp-retained | 65 patients with 83 RDPs | n.a. | 1–2 months after treatment and 1–5 years after treatment | Prosthesis design not described; 49 patients with RDPs over 2 years in situ |
Au, 2000 [6] | RCT | 2 years | Clasp-retained | 14 patients with 19 titanium RPDs | 16 patients with 28 cobalt-chromium RPDs | 1, 6, 12, and 24 months | n.a. |
Behr, 2000 [7] | Retrospective | Average observation time for parallel-sided: 4.6 ± 1.6 years (1.2–6.8 years); conical: 5.2 ± 1.3 years (1.8–6.8 years) | Double-crown-retained: parallel-sided and conical | 117 patients: 74 patients with parallel-sided crown-retained dentures (251 abutment teeth) and 43 patients with conical crown-retained dentures (160 abutment teeth) | n.a. | Regular follow-up investigations | Only decementations per prosthesis mentioned |
Behr, 2009 [8] | Retrospective | 1984–2007 | Double-crown-retained: conical, parallel-sided with clearance fit and parallel-sided with friction fit | 577 patients with 577 RPDs: 62 conical crown-retained RPDs, 315 parallel-sided telescopic crowns with clearance fit and 200 parallel-sided telescopic crowns with friction fit | n.a. | n.a. | Only decementations per prosthesis mentioned |
Behr, 2012 [9] | Retrospective | Median follow-up time: 3 years | Clasp-retained | 174 patients with 179 RDPs: 169 cobalt-chromium, 3 noble alloy and 2 titanium RDPs | n.a. | Once a year | n.a. |
Bergman, 1971 [10] | Retrospective | 2 years | Clasp-retained | 29 patients with RDPs (no specific number of RDPs) | 10 patients without treatment | 1–2 weeks after end of treatment, and after 12 and 24 months | n.a. |
Bergman, 1977 [11] | Retrospective | 6 years | Clasp-retained | 28 patients with RDPs (no specific number of RDPs) | 10 patients without treatment | 1–2 weeks after end of treatment, and after 1, 2, 4, and 6 years (also control examination without recording after 3 and 5 years) | Same patient collective as Bergman, 1971 |
Bergman, 1982 [12] | Retrospective | 10 years | Clasp-retained | 27 patients with RDPs (no specific number of RDPs) | 10 patients until 6 years after treatment | 1–2 weeks after end of treatment, and after 1, 2, 4, 6, and 10 years (also control examination without recording after 3, 5, 7, 8, and 9 years) | Same patient collective as Bergman, 1971 |
Bergmann, 1996 [13] | Retrospective | 73–92 months | Double-crown-retained: conical | 18 patients with 18 RDPs (78 abutment teeth) | n.a. | Re-examination I: 9–28 months after treatment; re-examination II: 24–43 months; re-examination III: 48–67 months; re-examination IV: 73–92 months | Same patient collective as Ericson, 1990 |
Budtz-Jørgensen, 1987 [14] | RCT | 2 years | Clasp-retained | 26 patients with RDPs | 27 patients with distal cantilever bridges | 1–2 months after treatment, and 6, 12, 18, and 24 months after treatment | n.a. |
Budtz-Jørgensen, 1990 [15] | RCT | 5 years | Clasp-retained | 26 patients with RDPs | 27 patients with distal cantilever bridges | 1–2 months after treatment and once a year after treatment | Same patient collective as Budtz-Jørgensen, 1987 |
Ericson, 1990 [16] | Retrospective | 24–43 months | Double-crown-retained: conical | 23 patients with 24 RDPs (96 abutment teeth) | n.a. | Re-examination I: 9–28 months after treatment; re-examination II: 24–43 months | n.a. |
Hahnel, 2012 [17] | Retrospective | Mean observation time for conical: 8.9 ± 5.2 years; clearance fit: 2.8 ± 2.8 years; friction fit: 3.9 ± 3.8 years | Double-crown-retained: conical, parallel-sided with a clearance fit and parallel-sided with friction fit | 575 patients with 575 RPDs (1807 abutment teeth): 61 conical crown-retained RPDs, 315 parallel-sided telescopic crowns with clearance fit and 199 parallel-sided telescopic crowns with friction fit | n.a. | n.a. | Same patient collective as Behr, 2009 |
Heydecke, 2003 [18] | Retrospective | 5 years | Attachment-retained: individual attachment with prefabricated spring lock retention element (FR-Chip) | Mean after 27 months: 47 patients with 55 RDPs; 59 ± 11 months: 34 patients with 40 RDPs | n.a. | 6, 12, and 24 months, and 5 years after treatment | All results related to the number of patients after 27 months (lack of differentiation) |
Ishida, 2017 [19] | Retrospective | Mean observation period: 38.0 ± 20.3 months | Clasp-retained; double-crown retained: conical, resilient and electroplated | 201 patients with 52 double-crown-retained RDPs (144 D-teeth: 92 cast conical crowns, 10 resilient telescopic crowns and 42 electroplated double crowns) and 199 clasp-retained RDPs (399 abutment teeth) | n.a. | Twice a year | Different types of double crowns: all types summarized for the evaluation (lack of differentiation) |
Kapur, 1989, Part II [20] | RCT | 5 years | Clasp-retained | 118 patients with 118 RDPs | 114 patients treated with fixed partial dentures with implants | Every 6 months with study examinations after 6, 18, 36, and 60 months after treatment | Only male patients and only mandibular RDPs |
Kapur, 1994, Part I [21] | RCT | 5 years | Clasp-retained: circumferential design and bar design | 59 patients with 59 RDPs with circumferential design | 59 patients with 59 RDPs with bar design | 16 weeks, and 6, 18, 36, and 60 months after treatment | Only male patients and only mandibular RDPs |
Kurosaki, 2021 [22] | Retrospective | Mean observation period: 6.1 ± 1.2 years (5.0–8.2 years) | Clasp-retained | 20 patients with RDPs | 58 patients with implant-fixed partial dentures and 27 patients with fixed partial dentures | 6 years after treatment | Multiple reasons for a complication summarized |
Mock, 2005 [23] | Prospective | Mean observation period: 7.4 years; up to 10 years | Double-crown-retained: parallel-sided with friction fit | 92 patients with 105 RDPs (299 abutment teeth) | n.a. | First 8 follow-up examinations: every 6 months; from follow-up treatment number 9: once a year | n.a. |
Nickenig, 1995 [24] | Retrospective | 1980–1992 | Double-crown-retained: mostly cylindric double-crown-retained | 85 patients with 105 RDPs (402 abutment teeth) | n.a. | n.a. | n.a. |
Nisser, 2022 [25] | Retrospective | Mean observation period: 44.9 ± 30.8 months (6.2–120.5 months) | Clasp-retained and attachment-retained | 142 patients with 172 RDPs (541 abutment teeth): 142 RDPs with clasps and 30 RDPs with intra- and/or extra-coronal attachments | n.a. | n.a. | Different types of RDPs summarized for the evaluation (lack of differentiation) |
Pihlaja, 2015 [26] | Retrospective | Mean observation period: 4.2 years (2.9–5.4 years) | Clasp-retained | 17 patients with 17 RDPs (37 abutment teeth) | n.a. | n.a. | Clasp-bearing crowns were made of zirconium dioxide |
Rehmann, 2006 [27] | Retrospective | Mean observation period: 5.3 ± 2.9 years | Double-crown-retained: cylindric and cylindric with clasps | 554 RDPs (1758 abutment teeth): 524 RDPs with cylindric double crowns and 30 RDPs with cylindric double crowns that are also retained with cast clasps on the molars | n.a. | n.a. | Same patient collective as Wöstmann, 2007; number of patients not specified; different types of RDPs summarized (lack of differentiation) |
Schmitt, 2011 [28] | Prospective | 5 years | Attachment-retained: extra-coronal attachment with interchangeable plastic inserts that are adjustable with activation screw and spring bolt attachments | Kennedy-class I: 20 RDPs with extra-coronal attachment with interchangeable plastic inserts that are adjustable with activation screw (43 attachments); Kennedy-class II: 8 RDPs with spring bolt attachments (8 attachments) | n.a. | 2 weeks, and 1, 2, 3, and 5 years after treatment | n.a. |
Scholz, 2010 [29] | Retrospective | 61 months (54–72 months) | Double-crown-retained: conical | 48 patients with 73 RDPs (248 facings) | n.a. | Once a year | n.a. |
Schulte, 1980 [30] | Retrospective | Mean service time: 2.5 years | Others (swing lock-retained) | 57 patients with 53 swing lock RDPs | n.a. | n.a. | n.a. |
Schwindling, 2014 [31] | Retrospective | Mean observation period: 6.26 ± 2.2 years (1.9–8.9 years) | Double-crown-retained: telescopic, conical and resilient | 86 patients with 117 RDPs: 32 telescopic crown-retained RDPs, 51 conical crown-retained RDPs and 34 resilient telescopic crown-retained overdentures | n.a. | One examination after mean observation period 6.26 ± 2.2 years (1.9–8.9 years) | Different types of double crowns: all types summarized for the evaluation (lack of differentiation) |
Schwindling, 2017 [32] | RCT | 3 years | Double-crown-retained: electroplated | 27 patients with 30 electroplated double-crown RDPs with zirconia primary crowns | 29 patients with 30 electroplated double-crown RDPs with cast cobalt-chromium primary crowns | 17.2 ± 3.3 months in the study group/17.2 ± 2.9 months in the control group; 6, 12, 24, and 36 months after treatment | n.a. |
Stegelmann, 2012 [33] | Retrospective | Median observation time: 28 months for clasp-retained RDPs; 49 months for attachment-retained RDPs (4–141 months) | Clasp-retained and attachment-retained | 203 patients with 329 RDPS: 135 attachment-retained RDPs and 68 clasp-retained RDPs | n.a. | n.a. | n.a. |
Stober, 2012 [34] | RCT | 3 years | Double-crown-retained: conical and electroplated | 54 patients with 60 RDPs (217 abutment teeth): 30 conical double-crown-retained RDPs | 30 electroplated double-crown-retained RDPs | 6, 12, 24, and 36 months after treatment | Number of patients per group is missing |
Stober, 2015 [35] | RCT | 72 months ± 4 weeks | Double-crown-retained: conical and electroplated | 54 patients with 60 RDPs (217 abutment teeth): 30 conical double-crown-retained RDPs | 30 electroplated double-crown-retained RDPs | 6, 12, 24, 36, 48, 60, and 72 months after treatment | Same patient collective as Stober, 2012; number of patients per group is missing |
Stober, 2020 [36] | Prospective | 2 years | Double-crown-retained | 30 patients (157 denture teeth; number of prostheses not specified) | 32 patients with 47 complete dentures | 4 weeks and 24 months after treatment | No precise description of the kind of double crown |
Thomason, 2007 [37] | RCT | 5 years | Clasp-retained | 30 patients with RDPs | 30 patients with cantilever resin-bonded fixed partial dentures | 3 months, 1 year and then once a year after treatment | Multiple reasons for a complication summarized |
Vanzeveren, Part I, 2003 [38] | Retrospective | RDPs were made in 1983–1994 and re-examined in 1998–2000 | Clasp-retained and attachment-retained | 254 patients with 292 RDPs (some of them with attachments) | n.a. | Re-examination 1998–2000 | Different types of RDPs summarized for the evaluation (lack of differentiation) |
Vanzeveren, Part II, 2003 [39] | Retrospective | RDPs were made in 1983–1994 and re-examined in 1998–2000 | Clasp-retained and attachment-retained | 254 patients with 292 RDPs (some of them with attachments) (804 abutment teeth) | n.a. | Re-examination 1998–2000 | Same patient collective as Vanzeveren, part I; different types of RDPs summarized for the evaluation (lack of differentiation) |
Vermeulen, 1996 [40] | Retrospective | 10 years | Clasps and others (Dolder bar and ball or Dalbo attachments) | 748 patients with 703 clasp-retained RDPs and 183 attachment-retained RDPs | n.a. | Every 6 months | n.a. |
Wagner, 2000 [41] | Retrospective | 10 years | (1) Double-crown-retained: conical and conical with clasps on molars; (2) clasp-retained | 65: 43 conical crown-retained RDPs, 6 clasp-retained RPDs, and 16 conical crowns on anterior teeth and clasps on molars combined in a single denture | n.a. | After 10 years | 65 + 7 = 72 RDPs if 7 RDPs modified to complete dentures were also considered (only sometimes); different types of RDPs summarized for the evaluation (lack of differentiation) |
Wenz, 2001 [42] | Retrospective | 4.1 ± 3.6 years (0.5–14.4 years) | Double-crown-retained: Marburger double crowns with TC-SNAP system | 125 patients with 125 RDPs (460 abutment teeth): 55 patients with 55 RDPs with rigid support (4 or more abutment teeth with a definite terminal stop between inner and outer crown) and 70 patients with 70 RDPs with resilient support (3 or fewer abutment teeth with mucosal support) | n.a. | n.a. | n.a. |
Widbom, 2004 [43] | Retrospective | 3.8 years (9 months-9.3 years) | Double-crown-retained with various replaceable snap attachments (Ipso-clips) | 72 patients with 75 RDPs | n.a. | One examination after mean observation period of 3.8 years (9 months-9.3 years) | n.a. |
Wolfart, 2012 [44] | RCT | 5 years | Attachment-retained: precision attachments with removable plastic inserts | 81 patients with RDPs with precision attachments | 71 patients with fixed partial dentures with shortened dental arch | 6 weeks, 6 months and then annually for 5 years after treatment | n.a. |
Wöstmann, 2007 [45] | Retrospective | 5.3 ± 2.9 years | Double-crown-retained: cylindric | 463 patients with 554 parallel-sided cylindric double-crown-retained RDPs (1758 abutment teeth) | n.a. | Once a year | Same patient collective as Rehmann, 2006; different types of RDPs summarized (lack of differentiation) |
Yoshino, 2020 [46] | Retrospective | 12.7 ± 6.6 years | Double-crown-retained | 174 patients with 213 RDPs | n.a. | Regular | No precise description of the kind of double crown |
Zierden, 2018 [47] | Retrospective | 3.87 ± 3.15 years (nonprecious alloy: 2.99 ± 2.52 years; precious alloy: 5.36 ± 3.53 years) | Double-crown-retained | 462 patients with 572 RDPs | n.a. | Once a year | Different types of double crowns: all types summarized for the evaluation (lack of differentiation) |
3. Results
3.1. Study Selection
3.2. Study Characteristics
3.2.1. Study Design
3.2.2. Participants
3.2.3. Prosthetic Therapy
3.2.4. Analyzed Parameters
- Retention of the prosthesis
- Retention loss of the anchor crowns (decementations)
- Fracture of the framework (including the anchoring elements and their repair)
- Fracture/repair of the denture teeth or veneering
- Fracture/repair of the acrylic denture base and/or saddles
- The necessity of relining/rebasing
- Other technical failures/complications: occlusal grinding and a need for the addition of more prosthetic elements, among others.
3.3. Results of Analyzed Parameters
3.3.1. Framework Material
3.3.2. Retention of the Prosthesis
3.3.3. Retention Loss of the Anchor Crowns (Decementation)
3.3.4. Fracture of the Framework (Including the Anchorage Elements and Their Repair)
3.3.5. Fracture/Repair of Denture Teeth or Veneering
3.3.6. Fracture/Repair of the Acrylic Denture Base and/or Saddles
3.3.7. Relining/Rebasing
3.3.8. Other Failures/Complications
4. Discussion
- Clear definition of complication and failure. Everything that is repairable and does not lead to a new prosthesis is a complication. Everything that cannot be repaired and leads to a new prosthesis is a failure.
- Mandatory specification of absolute and relative frequencies.
- Avoiding too much differentiation, e.g., the use of the Kennedy subgroup classification or the subdivision of veneering fractures by tooth type. Although these differentiations are helpful for classifying different subgroups, they run up against a hard case limit in terms of study design. Due to the required number of cases per group, such studies would only be feasible in a multicenter setting.
- Avoiding mixing subgroups of considerably different group sizes. On the one hand, very small case numbers mixed into another group (e.g., different anchoring elements or framework materials) may be confounding factors; on the other hand, biometrical problems arise from very small case numbers regarding comparability.
- Reporting information on which complication occurred first and then whether or which complications followed.
- Objectively measuring the retention of prostheses (e.g., with a spring balance) is highly recommended.
- Indicating the number of decementations per prosthesis, but also in relation to the abutment teeth. Furthermore, it should be indicated which exact restoration parts have been decemented (e.g., only the restoration or also a post and core build-up).
- Specifying, in the case of fractures, exactly what has been fractured.
- Describing in detail the necessary repair measures or a necessary new fabrication in relation to all complications/failures.
5. Conclusions
Supplementary Materials
Author Contributions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Conflicts of Interest
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P (population) | Patients with moderately reduced dentition. |
I (intervention) | Therapy with some type of removable denture. |
C (comparison) | Therapy with another type of removable prosthesis, fixed prosthesis or leaving the situation as is. |
O (outcome) | Information on time-related technical failure/complication rates. |
Author, Year | Risk of Bias/Limitations | Inconsistency | Indirectness | Imprecisions | Publication Bias | Quality |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Al-Imam, 2016 [5] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Au, 2000 [6] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + + + |
Behr, 2000 [7] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Behr, 2009 [8] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Behr, 2012 [9] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + |
Bergman, 1971 [10] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Bergman, 1977 [11] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Bergman, 1982 [12] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Bergmann, 1996 [13] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Budtz-Jørgensen, 1987 [14] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + + + |
Budtz-Jørgensen, 1990 [15] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + + + |
Ericson, 1990 [16] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + |
Hahnel, 2012 [17] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Heydecke, 2003 [18] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + |
Ishida, 2017 [19] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + |
Kapur, 1989, Part II [20] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + + + |
Kapur, 1994, Part I [21] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + + + |
Kurosaki, 2021 [22] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Mock, 2005 [23] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + |
Nickenig, 1995 [24] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Nisser, 2022 [25] | Moderate | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Pihlaja, 2015 [26] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Rehmann, 2006 [27] | Moderate | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Schmitt, 2011 [28] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + |
Scholz, 2010 [29] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + |
Schulte, 1980 [30] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Schwindling, 2014 [31] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + |
Schwindling, 2017 [32] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + + + |
Stegelmann, 2012 [33] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Stober, 2012 [34] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + + + |
Stober, 2015 [35] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + + + |
Stober, 2020 [36] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Thomason, 2007 [37] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + + + |
Vanzeveren, Part I, 2003 [38] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + |
Vanzeveren, Part II, 2003 [39] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + |
Vermeulen, 1996 [40] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + |
Wagner, 2000 [41] | Moderate | Yes | No | No | No | + |
Wenz, 2001 [42] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Widbom, 2004 [43] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + |
Wolfart, 2012 [44] | Low | No | No | No | No | + + + + |
Wöstmann, 2007 [45] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + |
Yoshino, 2020 [46] | Low | No | No | Data missing | No | + |
Zierden, 2018 [47] | Moderate | No | No | No | No | + |
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Dawid, M.-T.; Moldovan, O.; Rudolph, H.; Kuhn, K.; Luthardt, R.G. Technical Complications of Removable Partial Dentures in the Moderately Reduced Dentition: A Systematic Review. Dent. J. 2023, 11, 55. https://doi.org/10.3390/dj11020055
Dawid M-T, Moldovan O, Rudolph H, Kuhn K, Luthardt RG. Technical Complications of Removable Partial Dentures in the Moderately Reduced Dentition: A Systematic Review. Dentistry Journal. 2023; 11(2):55. https://doi.org/10.3390/dj11020055
Chicago/Turabian StyleDawid, Marie-Theres, Ovidiu Moldovan, Heike Rudolph, Katharina Kuhn, and Ralph G. Luthardt. 2023. "Technical Complications of Removable Partial Dentures in the Moderately Reduced Dentition: A Systematic Review" Dentistry Journal 11, no. 2: 55. https://doi.org/10.3390/dj11020055
APA StyleDawid, M. -T., Moldovan, O., Rudolph, H., Kuhn, K., & Luthardt, R. G. (2023). Technical Complications of Removable Partial Dentures in the Moderately Reduced Dentition: A Systematic Review. Dentistry Journal, 11(2), 55. https://doi.org/10.3390/dj11020055