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[Removable partial denture. A variation on the gauge used in design]
J Samso Manzanedo1, J Salsench Cabre, F Gascon Mayordomo
1Universidad de Barcelona, Facultad de Odontologia.
Revista Europea De Odonto-Estomatologia
|May 1, 1991
Summary
This study modified a surveyor gauge to precisely measure retention arm height, ensuring equal reciprocal arm height. This modification prevents undesirable jiggle movements in abutment teeth during dental device insertion and removal.
Area of Science:
- Dental prosthetics
- Biomechanical engineering
- Measurement science
Context:
- Dental restorations require precise fit to ensure stability and function.
- Abutment teeth are susceptible to movement during the insertion and removal of dental prostheses.
- Existing measurement tools may lack the precision needed for critical dimensional control.
Purpose:
- To describe a modification of the surveyor gauge for precise measurement.
- To enable accurate measurement of the retention arm slide area height over abutment teeth.
- To achieve symmetrical height in the reciprocal arm slide area.
Summary:
- A modified surveyor gauge allows for precise measurement of the retention arm slide area height relative to abutment teeth.
- The modification facilitates achieving identical height in the reciprocal arm slide area.
- This precise dimensional control aims to eliminate jiggle movements of abutment teeth.
Impact:
- Improved stability and retention of dental prostheses.
- Reduced stress and potential damage to abutment teeth.
- Enhanced predictability and success rates in prosthetic dental treatments.