PubMed · 2097234
Root canal retained restorations: 3. Root-face attachments.
Abstract
It has been common practice for many years to use retained roots to provide support and stability for partial or full dentures. The retention of such overdentures is greatly enhanced if the remaining roots are modified and restored with posts and root-face attachments. The final article in this series on root canal retained restorations classifies and describes some of the root-face attachments currently available, and also describes a number of prefabricated post systems with integral overdenture attachments. Guidelines for clinical and laboratory procedures are given.
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P M Dummer, D H Edmunds, J R Gidden. 1990. Root canal retained restorations: 3. Root-face attachments.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2097234/
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