Magnet retained mandibular overdenture: A multidisciplinary approach

Since their introduction in the field of dentistry, magnets have been gaining popularity. In the field of prosthodontics, they can be used to enhance the retention of the denture in a completely edentulous patient as well as in partially edentulous patient in form of magnetically retained overdenture. This article demonstates the rehabilitation of a partially edentulous patient with a magnetic assembly mandibular overdenture and conventional maxillary complete denture.

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Magnet retained mandibular overdenture: A multidisciplinary approach

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