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Oral Lesions In Association With
Removable Denture Wearers
Bilhan H.,
Sülün T., Kutay Ö.
“Oral Lesions In Association With
Removable Denture Wearers”
Journal of Dental Research, June 2003, volume 82, B-369
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8)
Immediate Loading: Three cases with up to 38months of clinical follow up.
BILHAN H,
Sonmez E, Mumcu E, Bilgin T.
Journal of
Oral Implantology (2009);
35 (2): 75-81
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THE ROLE OF CANDIDA ALBICANS HYPHAE AND
LACTOBACILLUS IN DENTURE RELATED STOMATITIS
BILHAN H,
Sulun T, Erkose G, Kurt H, Erturan Z, Kutay O,
Bilgin T.
Clinical Oral
Investigations (2009);
13(4): 363-8
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10)
Do
removable denture-related lesions affect oral health related
quality of life?
Koray M, Eren P, Bilhan H,
Sisman N, Mumcu G, Tanyeri H
Oral Diseases (2008); 14 (Suppl.
1), p. 15
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11) The
Galvanic Interaction Between a CoCrMo Alloy, Pure
Titanium and Two Different Dental Amalgams with Special
Attention on the Area Size.
F. Unalan, A. Aykor and H. Bilhan
The Open Corrosion Journal, 2008, 1, 19-27
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12)
A 24-Week Prospective
Study Comparing the Stability of Titanium Dioxide Grit-Blasted
Dental Implants With and Without Fluoride Treatment.
Geçkili O.,
Bilhan H.,
Bilgin T.
Int J Oral Maxillofac Implants
2009;
24: 684-688
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13)
Bilhan H.,
Mumcu E., Arat S.
“The comparison of
marginal bone loss around mandibular overdenture-supporting
implants with two different attachment types in a
loading period of 36 months."
Gerodontology
2009; DOI:10.1111/j.1741-2358.2009.00334.x
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Bilhan H.,
Mumcu E.,
Arat S.
“The
Role of Timing of Loading on Later Marginal Bone Loss
around Dental Implants: a retrospective clinical study.”
J
Oral Implantol 2010;
DOI: 10.1563/AAID-JOI-D-09-00078.1
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15)
Bilhan H.,
Bural C., Geckili O., Sönmez E., Güven E.
"Reconstruction
of maxilla with radial forearm osteocutaneous flap after
tumor resection: a case report"
Journal of
Prosthodontics 2010;
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16)
Bilhan
H., Mumcu E., Erol S.,
Kutay Ö.:
“The Role of Platform-Switching
in Marginal Bone Level Maintanence: a Retrospective
Clinical Study”
Implant
Dentistry 2010; DOI 10.1097/ID.0b013e3181dc9d1a
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17)
Bilhan H.,
Geckili O., Mumcu E., Bozdag E. , Sunbuloglu
E., Kutay O.
“The Influence of Surgical Technique
and Implant Shape and Diameter on the Primary Stability
in Cancellous Bone: An ex-vivo study”.
Journal of Oral Rehabilitation 2010;
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Mumcu E., Geckili O., Bilhan H.
“Management of Severely Worn
Dentition with Different Prosthetic Rehebilitation
Methods: A Case Series”.
General Dentistry 2010;
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Bilhan
H., Atalay B., Geçkili O., Arat S.
“Implant supported treatment of a microstomia case”.
Journal of
Oral Implantology 2010;
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20)
Bilhan H.,
Bural C., Geckili O., Sönmez E., Güven E.
“Prosthetic Rehabilitation of
a Maxilla after Tumor Resection: a case report”.
Journal of Prosthodontics 2010;
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Geckili O., Bilhan H., Mumcu
E.
“Prosthetic Rehabilitation of Partial
Edentulism with Limited Interocclusal Clearence: A Case
Report”.
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Publications in
Turkish Language:
1)
Bilhan H.,
Mumcu E., Arat S., Çekici A.
“The comparison of marginal
bone loss around mandibular overdenture-supporting
implants with two different attachment types in a
loading period of 24 months”.
Türk Dişhekimliği Dergisi (Turkish
Dental Journal) 2010;
75 (16): 91-99
Bilhan H., Çilingir
A.A., Mumcu E., Selçuk Y.E., Horasan S.
“Radyolojik Olarak İmplant
Çevresi Marjinal Kemik Kaybını Belirleme ve Takip Etme
Yöntemleri”.
“Radiographic Methods in
Evaluating Marginal Bone Levels Around Dental Implants”
Abstract:
Türk Dişhekimliği Dergisi (Turkish
Dental Journal); 2009, 74(16): 4-8.
Kurt H., Bilhan H.,
Tuncer N.
“Bruksizmin Dental İmplantlar
Üzerine Etkisi ve Alınabilecek Önlemler”.
“EFFECTS OF BRUXISM ON DENTAL
IMPLANTS AND PREVENTIVE MEASURES”
Abstract:
Generally, bruxism is seen as an
etiological factor of TMD, tooth atrision, periodontal
tissue loss and damage on dental restorations. In spite
of lacking proof, it is often accepted as a
contraindication for the dental implant treatment due to
the overload transmitted to the implant bodies and
surrounding bone. Studies investigating the role of
bruxism on load transfer to the implant surrounding
bone, point out to the fact that a proper planning and
preventive measures can be of great importance in
avoiding the destructive forces caused by bruxism and
lead to long-term success similar to routine implant
treatment.
Key Words: Bruxism, dental
implants
Türk Dişhekimliği Dergisi (Turkish
Dental Journal); 2009, 74(16): 44-47.
Can S., Bilhan H., Ateş M.
“Üst çene tam dişsizlikte
immediat yüklemedeki son gelişmeler”.
“Immediate Loading in maxillary
edentulism”.
Abstract:
Dental implants have been
successfully used to restore completely and partially
edentulous patients. In recent years, an increasing
number of publications on immediate loading of dental
implants have appeared in the literature and high
survival rates were generally reported. But, edentulous
upper jaw used less than lower jaw in publications.
Therefore, recent develops in immediate implant loading
of edentulous upper jaw evaluated in this collection.
Türk Dişhekimliği Dergisi (Turkish
Dental Journal); January 2008, 71: 31-34
Bilhan H., Mumcu E.
"Tam
Protez hastalarında kullanılan implant üstü hareketli
protezlerde bar tutucular".
“Bar Attachments in Implant
Overdentures”.
Abstract:
One of the possible attachment
systems for overdentures are bars. The choice of the
attachment system is one the most difficult tasks for
the clinician. The decision depends on multiple
variables such as oral hygiene, anatomic factors,
biomechanical criteria, the expectations of the patient,
as well as the economic situation of the patient. This
article is a guide to fabrication steps of bar
attachments, as well as an aid for decision making in
the choice of attachment system.
As a conclusion, there is no proof
that bar retainers are more advantageous, although it is
well known that bar retained dentures are more stable,
good for sharing the load between the supporting teeth
or implants, thus allowing mandibular 4 implants to be
immediately loaded. The disadvantages seem to be the
high costs and the complexity of fabrication steps and
the difficulty to solve a problem occuring with bar type
of retainers.
Klinik (Journal of the Istanbul
Dental Association), January 2007, 21; 14-22.
Bilhan H., Mumcu E.,
Bilgin T.
“Diş Çekimi Sonrası Hemen
İmplantasyon ve Hemen Yükleme Protokolü: Derleme ve 2
Vaka Bildirisi ”.
“Immediate Implantation and
Immediate Loading: A Review and Presentation of 2
Cases”.
Abstract:
Since the first report of the
placement of a dental implant into a fresh extraction
socket, there has been increasing interest in this
technique for implant treatment. The advantages of
immediyate implant placement have been reported to
include reductions in the number of surgical
interventions and in the treatment time required.
Correct indication, surgical
technique and prosthetic protocol results in success for
immediyate loading as well as immediyate implantation.
If even one of the factors related to the patient, such
as systemic condition, smoking habit, poor oral hygiene,
biotype and an infection in the extraction region is
negative, this treatment option should not be
considered. The patient satisfaction is very high and
difficulties related to the implantation site in late
implantations is eliminated.
A patient with immediyate
implantation and immediyate loading, another with only
immediyate loading, both for the upper incisors with 4
months of follow-up are presented in this article.
Klinik (Journal of the Istanbul
Dental Association), July 2006, 19; 87-97.
Mumcu E., Arat S.,
Bilhan H., Ateş M.
“Bitmiş Bir Protezin Konuşma
Bozukluğuna Neden Olduğu Vaka Ve Sorunun Çözümü İçin
Önerilen Yöntem”.
“An upper full denture causing
phonetic problems and the solution of the problem”.
Abstract:
As it is well known, complete dentures can cause speech
or phonation problems right after insertion. The denture
base is covering the whole palate and especially in
patients wearing dentures for the first time this fact
is considered to be quite normal. However, a
complication or mistake in the fabrication of the
denture can also be the reason of speech problems.
A patient who was treated by an intern student in the
Department of Removable Dentures, complained of
difficulties of pronouncing the consonants K and G,
right after insertion of the complete upper denture.
After inspection of patient and denture, a very thick
denture base in the posterior part of the denture could
be detected. In this case report the clinical and
laboratory procedures to solve the problem were
described and shown by several illustrations.
Klinik (Journal of the Istanbul
Dental Association), October 2005, 19;130-134.
Bilhan H, Arat S, Kutay Ö.
“Sigara Dumanının Diş
İmplantları Üzerine Etkileri: Güncel Yaklaşım Ve
Düşünceler ”.
“Cigarette smoking and
osseointegration”.
Abstract:
Dental clinicians have always had a careful attitude
towards patients with smoking habits. It is a well known
fact that factors causing environmental air pollution
and cigarette smoke can have a negative effect on the
osseointegration mechanism, as in osteoporosis and in
periodontal diseases. Smoking is a contraindication for
implant therapy and patients should be informed that
they are at a higher risk of implant failure if they are
smokers. Aryl hydrocarbon receptors are found in the
cytosol of mammalian cells and are important in the bone
metabolism. Products in cigarette smoke being known as
aryl hydrocarbon receptor ligands, such as
2,3,7,8-tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin, benzo-[a]-pyrene
and dimethyl-benzathracene,
are thought to be bound to the receptor and inhibiting
osteogenesis as well as bone formation. A recently found
antifungal agent, resveratrol, acts as an antagonist and
thus can reduce the negative effects of these ligands.
Resveratrol seems to be, in a short term, useful for
protection of implant patients or patients receiving
artificial joints and having smoking habits or being
subject to heavy smoke.
Klinik (Journal of the Istanbul
Dental Association) April 2005, 18; 58-65.
Bilhan H.,
Mumcu E., Sülün T.
“Uygun İmplant Sistemini Seçmek İçin Hangi Kriterler Göz
Önünde Bulundurulmalı”
“A Guideline Proposal For
Decision Making In Choice Of An Implant System”.
Abstract:
The purpose of the authors in this
review is to offer a guideline for clinicians, who have
difficulties making a decision among numerous systems
with a variety of
materials, body shapes, diameters, lengths, platforms,
surface properties and coatings,
offered by many manufacturers. Implant systems are
becoming more similar with the passing years and
dentists can have difficulties making a choice of an
implant system to establish in their clinics.
Recent papers estimate that nearly 1,300 different
implant configurations are currently available.
The criteria in this text are
basing on objective scientific facts, but some criteria
include subjective opinions of the
authors, too.
A modern
implant system should require six main properties:
conical or cylindrical root form, titanium material,
screw threads, a large palette of diameters, lengths and
prosthetic parts and a sound scientific support. If a
system is lacking at least one of those requirements, it
would be better not to be drawn under consideration.
After
elimination of systems not containing these criteria,
the choice will be decided by subjective factors
such as relations to the company salesmen or by factors
such as costs or technical and inquiry support.
Klinik (Journal of the Istanbul Dental Association),
January 2005, 18; 12-21.
Bilhan H.,
Sülün T.
“İmplantlarda Erken Krestal Kemik Rezorpsiyonu ve
Oklüzyonun Önemi“.
„Early Crestal Bone Resorption of Dental Implants and
the Role of the Occlusion“.
Abstract:
The clinical success and longevity of endosseous dental
implants depend in large part on the health of soft
tissues as well as bone tissue surrounding the crestal
region. Crestal bone loss has been reported to be of
greater magnitude and to occur with greater frequency
during the first year, averaging 1,5 mm, and 0,1mm in
average in the subsequent years. For the explanation of
early crestal bone loss, five main hypotheses were
declared. Several studies have shown occlusal factors to
be the most important factor causing early crestal bone
loss. The prosthodontist should determine the number and
size of implants in consideration of dental and medical
anamnesis, bone density and quantity, and also
psychology and expectations of the patient. Although
there is no magic key or formula for the occlusion of
all implant supported dentures, it can be recommended
that generally implants should be protected from
horizontal forces, and contacts should evenly be
distributed between all implants and if possible, also
to natural teeth.
Klinik (Journal of the Istanbul Dental Association),
April 2004, 17; 58-66.
Bilhan H.,
Sülün T., Şakar O.
“Candida Kaynakli Protez Stomatiti Tedavisinde Dört
Farkli Yöntemin Etkinliklerinin Karşılaştırması”.
“The Evaluation of Four Different Methods in the
Treatment of Candida Induced Denture Stomatitis”.
Abstract:
Denture related stomatitis (DRS) was determined as the
most frequently encountered inflammatory lesion
associated with denture wearing and affects
11-67% of denture wearers and is most often seen under
full upper dentures. A change in wearing and cleaning
habits is not sufficient in the treatment of Candida
associated stomatitis and should be supported by
antifungal drugs. In antifungal therapy four different
treatment modalities are generally accepted:
0.5% sodium hypochlorite solution, 0.2% chlorhexidine
gluconate solution, systemic use of azole derivates or
nystatin. 60 removable denture patients with
microbiological positive results were included in the
study group and treated randomly in four different
treatment groups for a period of two weeks. The results
showed that the itraconazole-nystatin treatment group
was microbiologically and clinically more effective than
the other groups, although the clinical effectiveness
could not be supported statistically.
Klinik (Journal of the Istanbul Dental Association),
July 2003, 16, 73-78.
Bilhan H., Arat S.
“The
Achievement of Pink Esthetics in Maxillary Anterior
Implants”.
Dişhekimliği
Dergisi(Journal of Dentistry), September-October 2009,
89; 59-60
Bilhan H.,
Mumcu E.
“The
Increase of Vertical Dimension in order to restore a
worn dentition”.
Dişhekimliği Dergisi (Journal of Dentistry), May-June
2009,87; 54-56
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Katiboğlu A.B.,
Bilhan H., Mumcu E., Hatırnaz H.
“The
treatment of edentulism with implant supported fixed
restorations: a case report”
Dişhekimliği Dergisi (Journal of Dentistry), May-June
2006, 69; 36-40
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MİNİ
İMPLANTLARIN PROTETİK KULLANIM ALANLARI VE AVANTAJLARI
BİLHAN H.,
ARAT S., MUMCU E., KURT H.
İstanbul Üniversitesi
Dişhekimliği Fakültesi Dergisi; 2010
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Multidisipliner yaklaşımla üst ön
bölge estetiğinin ortodontik, implantolojik ve protetik
tedavilerle sağlanması: bir vaka sunumu
BİLHAN H.,
DEMİRKAYA A.A., ARAT S., MUMCU E.
İstanbul Üniversitesi
Dişhekimliği Fakültesi Dergisi; 2010
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Bilhan H., Mumcu E., Arat S., Çekici A.
“The
comparison of marginal bone loss around mandibular
overdenture-supporting implants with two different
attachment types in a loading period of 24 months”.
Türk
Dişhekimliği Dergisi (Turkish Dental Journal) 2010;
75 (16): 91-99
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Cilingir
A., Bilhan H.
“Meso
structures in the prosthetic rehabilitation of extremely
tilted dental implants: a case report”.
Türk
Dişhekimliği Dergisi (Turkish Dental Journal) 2010;
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