Practical Aspects Regarding Magnetic Retained Overdenture

Costea, Radu; Perieanu, Viorel Ștefan; Burcea, Claudia-Camelia; Burlibașa, Mihai; Chirilă, Mihaela; Marcov, Narcis; Tănăse, Gabriela; Măru, Nicoleta; Farcașiu, Alexandru-Titus; Milicescu, Ștefan; Perieanu, Madalina Violeta; David, Mihai; Ionescu, Camelia; Marcov, Elena-Cristina; Moraru, Liliana

doi:10.2478/amtsb-2021-0037

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“…Another advantage of magnetic attachments is that they do not depend on a particular insertion path like other attachments [9]. They can be used for partial or complete overdentures alone or with other retainers.…”

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Total and partial magnetic retained overdenture. A clinical report.

Bogdan-Andreescu

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et al. 2023

Acta Stomatologica Marisiensis Journal

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An overdenture is a denture supported partly by soft tissues and partly by retained teeth or implants. Magnetic tooth-retained overdentures are used to increase support, retention, and stability but also prevent alveolar ridge resorption. Magnetic attachments increase the retention of partial or complete dentures regardless of the path of the insertion and, in addition, can be used for abutment teeth with periodontal disease. This paper discusses two oral rehabilitation cases with total and partial tooth-retained overdenture.

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