| JNDA Vol. 11 No. 2 (July - December 2010) | |
Telescopic crowns used as retainers for Kennedy class II removable partial dentures: A case report |
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| Shrestha P, Shrestha K | |
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| Abstract | |
Prosthetic treatment of the patients with Kennedy class II (unilateral saddle area bounded anteriorly by natural teeth) is a complex process, because of the difficulties in choosing a proper method to maintain good retention, stability and prevention of unwanted movements of dentures. Removable dentures attached by means of telescopic anchors are regarded to be a good clinical solution in these cases. This is a clinical case showing the use of telescopic crown retained removable partial denture (TRPD) to treat a Kennedy class II partial edentulous arch. The technique used in this case is an effective method in overcoming these difficulties faced by the clinician to provide a long term solution to the patient. |
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| Keywords | |
Telescopic crown, Kennedy class II, Removable partial dentures |
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