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[The use of mathematical modelling in improving the orthodontic treatment of end defects of the dental arches].

Mathematical modelling allowed to use specially designed software package for calculation of the necessary number of variants of dimensions of denture carcass while planning the orthodontic treatment. This could be done for each patient individually, thus ensuring the correct choice of orthodontic technique to replace the end defects of the dentition.

Computer Simulation↗
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An overview of removable partial overdentures.

As an alternative to complete dentures, overdentures are well established as a sound therapeutic modality for patients with terminal dentition. By utilizing natural tooth roots and their periodontal structures to aid in support, overdentures maintain proprioceptive mediation and a mechanism for masticatory force vectors that favor bone retention over bond resorption. The degree of stability enhancement and denture retention from retained roots varies with the design and environment of the prosthesis. This article reviews various aspects of removable partial over-denture use.

Dental Abutments↗
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[Articular-telescopic bridge prosthesis on loose teeth].

A clinical case is described for removable articulartelescopic bridge prosthesis of a defect, restricted distally by loose teeth (II degree of pathological looseness) and 3/4 atrophy of the alveolar bone. Compromised prosthesis has been realized by restriction and equalizing the mobility of the bridge-carriers by an articular and telescopic connection. Bulagarian articular elements have been used (TCE) for a soft contact and stabilization and sinking conical telescopes.

Denture Design↗