Removable Partial Denture and Full Mouth Prosthesis: Design Principles and Applications

Author: Xu Pu (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: The first feature of this book is its well-organized layout, introducing the basics, principles, applications, and in a progressive manner. Secondly, the book consistently emphasizes the systematic nature of denture design and fabrication, proposing the idea that the quality of dentures is determined by the weakest link in the design and fabrication process. Additionally, the book explores the disconnect between oral rehabilitation theory and practice, and for the first time discusses the principles of denture failure (damage) from the perspective of fatigue, providing new approaches to improving denture quality and lifespan. The book also provides detailed introductions to the emerging elastic denture technology, facilitating clinical learning and improvement. Furthermore, the book includes standard and modified design diagrams for various types of missing teeth, allowing readers to select appropriate designs based on specific patient conditions. The content is comprehensive, illustrated with visuals, and balances theory with practicality, making it a highly valuable specialized book on oral rehabilitation. It is believed that the publication of this book will play a crucial role in self-study and improvement for university, college, graduate, clinical, and various advanced training personnel engaged in oral rehabilitation, as well as in advancing the development of the field of oral rehabilitation.