Screw-Cemented Implant Prostheses: Best Practices for In-Mouth Cementation to Achieve Maximum Passive Fit In implant dentistry, screw-cemented (or screw-retained cementable) prostheses offer a hybrid approach combining the retrievability of screw-retained restorations with the esthetics and passive fit potential of cement-retained ones. This method is particularly valuable for fixed partial dentures
Introduction of mandibular denture discomfortEdentulous patients often return for post-insertion adjustments after receiving complete mandibular dentures or overdentures. While most concerns are related to stability, retention, or occlusion, a significant number report lingual discomfort ranging from mild irritation to ulcerations—due to contact between the tongue and the denture.These symptoms can
Ante’s Law in Fixed Dental Prosthodontics: A Comprehensive Guide for Dentists What Is Ante’s Law? Named after Dr William Ante, this principle states that the total root-surface area of the abutment teeth must be equal to, or greater than, the root-surface area of the teeth being replaced (pontics). By meeting
