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PubMed1976

[The NEO-coupling].

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Denture Precision Attachment↗
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[Retention of a complete denture by the enclave method. Convergent enclaves].

The authors propose a technical variant of the method of enclaves for the retention of the full denture, this in the inferior maxilla because it is there that the problem of retention is posed with the greatest acuity and frequency. But whereas in the processes described the enclaves, 2 in number, corresponding with the zone of implantation of the canines, are perpendicular to the mandible in the frontal and sagittal planes, in the technique explained here each of the enclaves makes with the mandible, in the frontal plane, an angle of 10 degrees with respect to the median axis, thus leading to a convergence and hence an increased retention of the prosthesis with which they are connected.

Denture Precision Attachment↗
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Esthetic and functional reconstruction of the geriatric patient.

Esthetics is not only for the young. People at every age want to look their best and have a confident and beautiful smile. Generally speaking, restored senior citizens become very appreciative of the care they receive, refer others like themselves, and, most importantly, have a renewed self-worth and can continue to interact socially for many years.

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PubMed1997

[A three-dimensional finite element stress analysis of implant-supported prosthesis and its supporting tissue in the edentulous mandible. Part 6. The influence of superstructure in mandibular complete implant overdenture and its supporting tissue].

The effect of superstructure, including telescope, conventional-bar and modified-bar, on the stress distribution of mandibular complete implant overdenture and its supporting tissue was investigated in this study. The results demonstrated that bar could lower the extreme principle stress of the implant, but the stress distribution of implant-bone interface was better when the implants were not linked with each other. Modified-bar is not preferred because it increases the stress of implant and its interface.

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