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Journal of Dentistry, 1997
Implant borne overdentures are a reliable and simple solution to denture retention and stability problems. Such a treatment option requires careful planning and the basis for this is made from the results of clinical trials. An overdenture symposium on this subject was held at Naantali, Finland on 26th August, 1994.
A D, Walmsley, K, Nilner
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Implant borne overdentures are a reliable and simple solution to denture retention and stability problems. Such a treatment option requires careful planning and the basis for this is made from the results of clinical trials. An overdenture symposium on this subject was held at Naantali, Finland on 26th August, 1994.
A D, Walmsley, K, Nilner
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Magnetic retention for overdentures
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1979The use of implanted and opposing magnets has been reviewed. A technique for the use of implanted magnets in the roots of endodontically treated teeth to aid the retention of overdentures has been described.
B K, Moghadam, F R, Scandrett
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Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 1990
SummaryA simple technique for fabricating stud overdenture retainers in the form of custom attachment castings with teflon retention discs has been described. This system allows for selective placement of the retention sphere on the root surface and control of retention through the size of the retention sphere.
C E, Nemcovsky, S, Fitzig, M, Gross
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SummaryA simple technique for fabricating stud overdenture retainers in the form of custom attachment castings with teflon retention discs has been described. This system allows for selective placement of the retention sphere on the root surface and control of retention through the size of the retention sphere.
C E, Nemcovsky, S, Fitzig, M, Gross
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Overdentures—Theory and Technique
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1973In the short-coping, long-coping, and attachment-coping overdenture techniques, natural teeth remaining in the arches are used as abutments for the denture. In the short-coping method, endodontic treatment and significant reduction of the teeth are required.
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The mandibular complete overdenture
Dental Clinics of North America, 2004Mandibular complete overdenture treatment has been available for decades, but its use was limited when the treatment relied on retained teeth as overdenture abutments. This treatment, however, is currently experiencing more popularity than ever before. In fact, dentistry may be experiencing a philosophical shift, in which mandibular implant overdenture
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A retentive attachment for overdentures
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1976A technique is described that incorporates an extracoronal attachment within an overdenture to provide increased retention. This type of retentive attachment is easily fabricated. It's durability, simplicity, adjustability, and adaptability to a wide variety of situations make it most useful.
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Abutment stress in overdentures
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1978Abstract Using a three-dimensional photoelastic model, the relative merits of five overdenture retainers were compared. The soft liner system produced the highest stress concentrations. The retainer systems with intimate contact between the denture base and the abutment tooth showed similar stress concentrations.
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