Maxillary Prosthodontic Rehabilitation with Fixed-removable Partial Denture Using Extra Coronal Attachment: A Clinical Case Report
Sameh Rzigui, Amel Labidi, Lamia Mansour, Mounir Trabelsi
Asian Journal of Dental Sciences · pp. 57–63 · Published 14 Jan 2020
Abstract
The rehabilitation of partially edentulous patients is a real challenge for prosthodontists. Attachment retained cast partial dentures can be an excellent option when economic or anatomic conditions do not permit the use of dental implants. They give functionally and esthetically good results. This article describes rehabilitation of a partially edentulous patient with attachment retained hybrid prosthesis.
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