Resolution of a case of removable partial denture through the transfer of guiding planes
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0367.1997v18n1p78Keywords:
Mouth adjustment, Tooth support, Removable partial denture, guiding planes.Abstract
A removable partial denture must enter and leave its position without transmitting pressure forces to the teeth, especially to the ones placed immediately after prosthetics spaces; for that we may use guiding planes. The objective of this study is to apply a practical and safe technique, using a device that allows the transfer of direction of insertion prepared on the study model, through the delineator, to the patient s mouth. The authors built a Kennedy's class inferior removable partial denture, through the making of guiding planes. We came to the conclusion that this technique allows a good control and visualization of the future guide plane by the professional.
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