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In children, congenital partial dysfunction and trauma. Related tooth loss is frequently observed. There are many cases of this tooth loss in children. Skeletal and dental growth and development occurs without completion. Moving partial protheses are the most preferred treatment option in these cases, but these protheses increase the formation of dirt, periodontal complications, and alveoler. It can cause bone loss. Some difficulties in the use of moving partial protheses. Because of this, families and children patients want to start using fixed prothesis immediately with implant applications. The growth of the patient is an important factor in deciding on implant applications in children and adolescents. It is determined in which period of development it is. The location of the implant to be applied in implant applications are important factors, the patient’s age, gender, the stage of the patient’s skeletal growth and development. Some ecodermic displays. (ED) It is recommended that growth and development should be completed for implant application except for patients. The growth and development of the cranes of patients who apply with dental deficiency complaints as children’s dentists. We need to have a level of knowledge that can determine which areas, in coordination with the surgical branches, and how implants can be applied to the patient to be able to apply functional,esthetic treatment. Children’s patients may not always predict how the conformity of the implant with the bone and periodontal tissue will continue after implant applications, as the growth continues. Therefore, by regular calling of children’s patients to control, the monitoring of the adaptation of the proteins to the growth and development of the spine and whether the implants are carried out adequately is an important factor in the success of implant applications. Abstract Congenital partial toothlessness. and traumatic tooth loss are frequently observed in pediatric patients. In many cases, these tooth losses occur before the skeletal and dental growth and development of children are completed. Removable partial dentures are the most preferred treatment option in such cases, but these. can cause increased caries formation, periodontal complications and alveolar bone loss. Due to some difficulties in the use of removable partial dentures, families and pediatric patients. want to start using fixed implants as soon as possible with implant applications. The most important factor to decide implant applications in children and adolescents is to. determine the period of growth of the patient. In addition, in implant applications, the location of the implant to be applied, the age and gender of the patient must be evaluated. It is suggested. that growth and development should be completed for implant application, except for some patients with ectodermal dysplasia (ED). As pediatric dentists, we need to have the level of knowledge to determine which regions and how to apply implants in coordination with surgical branches in order to correctly analyze the jaw growth and development of patients presenting with dental deficiency and to apply the most functional and aesthetic treatment to patients. As growth in the pediatric patients continues, how the implant's compliance with the jaw bones and periodontal tissue will continue is not always predicted after implant applications. For this reason, it is an important. Factor in the success of the implant applications by calling the pediatric patients regularly to check the compliance of the prostheses to the growth and development of the jaw and whether the implants are adequatelyined.

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