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Oral Health Determinants of Frailty in Older Adults: An Umbrella Review of Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses. [PDF]
Int Dent JLokman N, Nayan NAM, Choong EKM.
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Quack Dental Prosthesis: A Report of Two Cases with a Review of Literature.
J Pharm Bioallied SciElsisi HA, Ibrahim TO, Ali FM.
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Fixed partial dentures opposing complete dentures
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1989When fixed partial dentures are indicated in an arch opposing a complete denture, it is best to develop the occlusal surfaces of the fixed restorations at the same time that the opposing denture teeth are arranged in wax to permit greater flexibility and reduce the compromise in developing bilateral balanced occlusion.
K C, White, L A, Mueninghoff, D L, Ramus
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1963
In most instances, the clasp partial den ture is the restoration of choice in oc clusal reconstruction. The slight denture movement allowed by passive clasps avoids overworking of abutment teeth and tends to stimulate and preserve ridges. The controlled, permitted move ment of a removable partial denture dur ing the chewing cycle distributes the ...
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In most instances, the clasp partial den ture is the restoration of choice in oc clusal reconstruction. The slight denture movement allowed by passive clasps avoids overworking of abutment teeth and tends to stimulate and preserve ridges. The controlled, permitted move ment of a removable partial denture dur ing the chewing cycle distributes the ...
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Dental Update, 2003
Acrylic removable partial dentures are routinely used in everyday clinical practice. However, there is concern that if they are not correctly designed that damage may result to the soft and hard tissues leading to tooth loss. This article reviews the potential damage that may occur from the use of acrylic dentures.
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Acrylic removable partial dentures are routinely used in everyday clinical practice. However, there is concern that if they are not correctly designed that damage may result to the soft and hard tissues leading to tooth loss. This article reviews the potential damage that may occur from the use of acrylic dentures.
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Immediate removable partial dentures
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1972Abstract This technique for immediate delivery of removable partial dentures bases its success upon correct diagnosis, careful treatment planning, and close cooperation among patient, laboratory technician, and dentist.
R W, Bruce, P, Kobes
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Designing swinglock partial dentures
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1981Abstract The basic design principles of swinglock removable partial dentures including (1) even stress distribution, (2) control of rotational forces, (3) absence of D-E hinges, (4) rests, and (5) placement of the labial retentive fingers have been discussed. Special instructions to swinglock removable partial denture patients and recommendations for
C M, Becker, C L, Bolender
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Fixed-removable partial denture
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1982Abstract The technique and rationale have been presented for the fixed-removable partial denture. This type of denture has qualities of both the fixed partial denture and the removable partial denture and is indicated where the abutments would support a fixed partial denture but a severe defect is present in the edentulous space.
K A, Mueninghoff, M H, Johnson
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Unilateral removable partial dentures
British Dental Journal, 2017Removable partial dentures (RPDs) are widely used to replace missing teeth in order to restore both function and aesthetics for the partially dentate patient. Conventional RPD design is frequently bilateral and consists of a major connector that bridges both sides of the arch. Some patients cannot and will not tolerate such an extensive appliance.
W A, Goodall, A C, Greer, N, Martin
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