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[Innovative system for overlay denture therapy].

open access: closedZWR, 1990
The short blade-implant ist adapted to the more reduced alveolarappendage in profile too. Generally this implant means more safety for the operating dentist. A lately developed intramobile element connected with this implant provides a greater relief of the implanted.
L Kanth, B Gieloff
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Overlay dentures. Philosophy and practice. I*

Australian Dental Journal, 1976
Abstract— A description of overlay dentures with precision attachments using endodontically decoronated roots is given. Problems encountered and the need for careful assessment are discussed and three types of attachment demonstrated.
R L, Taylor, N A, Duckmanton, G, Boyks
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Adverse effects of resilient denture liners in overlay dentures

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1974
Abstract A resilient silicone denture liner has been used in overlay dentures for retentive purposes to avoid placing crowns on remaining teeth. The resilient denture liner may have created an optimal environment for bacterial growth with resultant destruction of the teeth and supporting soft tissues.
J E, Immekus, M, Aramany
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An attachment for overlay dentures

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1974
lh’ is article presents an approach which utilizes the last few teeth remaining in a ravaged dentition. We are attempting to transfer some of the occlusal forces from an overlay denture through the periodontal ligament to the bone and, at the same time, provide a reasonable amount of retention for the overlay denture.
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The Stud Attachment Overlay Denture and Proprioception

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1971
A procedure for fabricating stud attachments for use on mandibular teeth has been developed. The retention of two or more isolated mandibular roots for use with an overlay denture will preserve tooth proprioception, which is one of the major determinants of masticatory function.
R J, Crum, R J, Loiselle, C K, Hayes
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Experimental overlay and pin partial denture

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1967
Abstract A series of tests was made to compare the retention of a removable partial denture by overlay pins with a similar removable partial denture that was retained by clasps. The results indicate that greater retention was attained with overlay pins than with clasps.
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Overlay removable denture for treatment of worn teeth

Special Care in Dentistry, 2014
ABSTRACTRehabilitation of partially edentulous patients with excessively worn dentitions can be challenging. Factors including medical history as well as the cost of the treatment and patient wishes for simpler approaches must be considered. This manuscript describes the use of an overlay partial denture to treat patients with excessive wear of the ...
Nurit, Beyth   +2 more
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Overlay dentures for the cleft-palate patient

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1977
Lh e overlay denture used as a prosthesis for cleft-palate patienb is also known as a tooth-supported denture, telescopic denture, hybrid prosthesis, overdenture,l superimposed prosthesis,** 3 and plumper. 4y 5 It can be described as a complete or removable partial denture consisting of an acrylic resin base with or without a cast metal framework.6 The
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Süperpozisyon apareyleri (*) (Overlay Dentures)

2013
SUMMARYRemovable partial or complete prothèses which are used to alleviate maxillary constriction and discrepancies in vertical -dimension are called « overlay dentures». The patients maxillary teeth or ridge is overiayed by acriylic and the artificial teeth are positioned in accordance with the mandibular teeth to establish a better occlusion as well
MUĞAN, Nuri, CANSEVERGİL, Esengün
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