Replacing Maxillary Posterior Teeth by Cast Partial Denture and Mandibular Arch by Tooth Supported Overdenture: A Case Report

Abstract

In situations where a fixed prosthesis is not recommended, a conventional removable partial denture is a therapy alternative. In contrast to conventional removable partial denture , cast partial denture has several designs with RPI and Clasp assembly. On the other part, the overdenture is advisable to those older individuals who have few teeth left and want to retain teeth due to it’s firmness. The dentures are more stable when roots are maintained beneath the denture base. Moreover, denture retention is improved by using metal copings on the remaining teeth. This clinical report details the technique that fabricates cast partial denture holding the posterior molars of maxillary arch with a tooth supported overdenture with post preparation with 33 and 43.