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PubMed1979

Obturator-overdentures retained by nonrigid attachments.

A technique is described to attempt to predictably retain a few remaining teeth for added stability and retention of a complete maxillary denture combined with a nasopharyngeal obturator. A male nonrigid attachment is added to copings on the retained roots, and the female attachments are incorporated in the denture base.

Dental Cavity Preparation↗
PubMed1990

[The application of an overdenture with a modified Dolder bar joint].

In this article, a modified Dolder bar attachment application is presented in two cases. The egg-shaped bars are casted in chromium-cobalt metal alloy and the retention loops are made of clasp wire in "omega" shape. The bar attachment has some advantages like being easy to fabricate and having lower cost. The laboratory made modified Dolder bar attachment we used with overdentures provided additional retention for the dentures, minimized the horizontal and vertical movements of the dentures and also strengthened the abutment teeth by splinting. As a conclusion we have tried to show that this attachment can be an alternative to use with overdentures.

Denture Precision Attachment↗
PubMed1984

Indications and use of the Pin Desmarets attachment.

The Pin Desmarets attachment is a sophisticated means to connect segments of fixed restorations. The attachment possesses the rigidity of a solder joint and is also convertible into a removable partial denture attachment without disturbing the matrix portion of the restoration.

Denture Design↗
PubMed1976

A retentive attachment for overdentures.

A technique is described that incorporates an extracoronal attachment within an overdenture to provide increased retention. This type of retentive attachment is easily fabricated. It's durability, simplicity, adjustability, and adaptability to a wide variety of situations make it most useful. The retentive attachment may be used with either removable partial dentures or complete dentures.

Dental Abutments↗