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A denture replication technique following partial maxillectomy: a case report.

Abstract

A variety of problems faces the prosthodontist attempting reconstruction of maxillary defects. There are various treatment options for patients requiring a partial maxillectomy and an obturator prosthesis. Reduced adaptability makes it difficult for the patient to learn to use a new appliance, unless existing skills can be employed. It is therefore helpful to reproduce familiar features of a patient's existing obturator, especially if this has been used successfully over a transition period.

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K G Haider, G R Lewis. 1994. A denture replication technique following partial maxillectomy: a case report.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8190877/

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