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[Single tooth replacement with a removable partial denture].

Abstract

The indication of removable partial dentures in cases of single tooth replacement is limited. This is due to a number of disadvantages closely connected to the use of removable partial denture. An often applied use is that of a mucosa-borne transitional acrylic denture to improve patients aesthetics until the definitive denture can be made. Acrylic dentures may be indicated as a definitive denture when limited financial resources are available. A metal frame removable partial denture can be applied to lengthen a shortened dental arch or in specific cases in which fixed partial dentures are not the preferable treatment option. The success of the treatment with a removable partial denture is highly dependent on the follow-up service and the oral hygiene awareness.

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H M Keltjens. 1999. [Single tooth replacement with a removable partial denture].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11930362/

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