Post-Prosthetic Surgery: Using Complete Denture Prosthesis for Propriotous Outcome During Vestibuloplasty By IJISRT

Abstract

Prosthodontic rehabilitation of edentulous patient is quite challenging. The success of complete dentures depends on many factors among which the anatomical factors play a major role. For functioning of complete denture in harmony there should exist proper stability, support and retention. Any compromising factors among them which might probably result in failure of prosthesis. As soft tissue anatomy in which the denture borders are placed are movable. It’s imperative that the prosthesis will not hamper the tissue mobility to maintain retention. Sometimes alteration of the soft tissue anatomy may greatly increase the retention of the fabricated prosthesis. In this article we are presenting a clinical tip to improvise the final outcome and prognosis of prosthetic surgery after delivering the final prosthesis.