European Journal of Prosthodontics and Restorative Dentistry

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Cover Date:
September 2007
Print ISSN:
0965-7452
Vol:
15
Issue:
3

The Bilateral Distal Extension Removable Partial Denture: Mechanical Problems and Solutions

Abstract - The bilateral distal extension removable partial denture has inherent problems of retention and stability, affecting not only the integrity of denture bearing tissues and associated structures, but also patient acceptance and compliance. This paper examines factors that contribute to and exacerbate the functional movement of free-end saddle prostheses, discusses techniques used to overcome these problems and lists alternative strategies for the management of the Kennedy class I patient.

KEY WORDS: Kennedy class I, Bilateral, RPD, Retention, Stability, Management

Article Price
£15.00
Institution Article Price
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Page Start
115
Page End
121
Authors
Kate Patricia Preston

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  1. Prospective Evaluation of the Referral Pattern to Restorative Dentistry Consultation Clinics in Ireland
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  1. The Acrylic Tooth-denture Base Bond: Effect of Mechanical Preparation and Surface Treatment
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  1. An Investigation of the Accuracy of Refixing Broken Teeth to Stone Casts
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  1. The Microhardness of Bleached Dentine and its Bond Strength to a Dentine Bonding Agent
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