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August 16, 2025Power System TechnologyOpen Access

Evaluating the Efficacy of Digitally Fabricated Prostheses in Enhancing Oral Function and Aesthetics among Elderly Patients: A Clinical and Colorimetric Analysis

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SDSibel Akküç DuranUniversitat de Barcelona

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Implication

Clinical analysis shows enhanced oral function and aesthetic outcomes in elderly patients with digitally fabricated prostheses, indicating significant benefits.

Key Points

  • Digitally fabricated prostheses demonstrated superior chewing efficiency and patient satisfaction compared to traditional methods.
  • The color matching of digitally made dentures was more accurate, ensuring better aesthetic outcomes for elderly patients.
  • An observational design assessed functional and decorative performance using masticatory efficiency tests and patient-reported outcomes.
  • This innovation in geriatric dentistry implies a shift towards improved rehabilitation outcomes with prosthodontics.

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Sibel Akküç Duran (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af570dad7bf08b1eadde00https://doi.org/10.52783/pst.2262
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