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Claspless denture design using milled abutment surfaces as precision attachment
European Journal of Prosthodontics, 2014 This case report describes the combined use of fixed partial denture prosthesis (FPD) and removable partial denture (RPD) prosthesis for a patient with partially edentulous arches and few remaining teeth. The RPD was designed such that it would take advantage of benefits from milled palatal surfaces of the FPD to enhance stability and retention of the ...
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Custom precision attachment housings for removable partial dentures
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 2002Limited space for extracoronal attachments is a serious complication in the design and fabrication of a precision attachment removable partial denture. A custom metal-ceramic housing joined to the partial framework with laser welding offers strength and improved esthetics while requiring minimal space.
Yoshihiro, Goto, James S, Brudvik
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The relining of partial dentures involving precision attachments
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1972Abstract Techniques have been described for the rebasing and remaking of dentures that incorporate specific precision attachments. The techniques selected for discussion are: (1) a complete denture incorporating a Dolder bar; (2) a complete denture incorporating the resilient Rothermann eccentric 747 attachments and a removable partial denture using ...
J, Scott, J F, Bates
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[Dentures anchored by precision attachment. I. Root-attached complete denture].
Zahntechnik (Zurich, Switzerland), 1976 R Timo +3 more
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A simple precision attachment partial denture.
The Dental practitioner and dental record, 1967 Bowman Aj
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1952
Abstract The construction of precision attachment dentures does not require an unusual degree of skill and is within the scope of the practitioner who can prepare teeth to receive full crowns and construct fixed bridges. An adherence to the principle of broad distribution of stresses and the incorporation of a sufficient safety factor by the use of ...
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Abstract The construction of precision attachment dentures does not require an unusual degree of skill and is within the scope of the practitioner who can prepare teeth to receive full crowns and construct fixed bridges. An adherence to the principle of broad distribution of stresses and the incorporation of a sufficient safety factor by the use of ...
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Improvements in precision-attached removable partial dentures
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1967E xtracoronal attachments (clasps) for removable partial dentures can be adjusted only empirically. The dentist must decide how he can adjust them without causing undesirable stresses on the whole supporting system on the basis of his experience. Retention can be adjusted by an exact, controlled procedure which does not disturb the relationship of the ...
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Removable partial denture design with a splint bar and precision attachments.
Compendium (Newtown, Pa.), 1993 Givan Da, Harold Kolodney
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The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 2003
Precision attachments such as the Dalbo attachment (Cendres & Metaux SA, Biel-Bienne, Switzerland) soldered to a post and core, significantly enhance the retention of removable partial dentures. Their use eliminates the need for visible retentive and support components, especially in esthetic areas.
Christopher D, Lynch, Francis M, Burke
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Precision attachments such as the Dalbo attachment (Cendres & Metaux SA, Biel-Bienne, Switzerland) soldered to a post and core, significantly enhance the retention of removable partial dentures. Their use eliminates the need for visible retentive and support components, especially in esthetic areas.
Christopher D, Lynch, Francis M, Burke
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