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This study presents a modified technique for fabricating interim partial dentures by decoronating teeth before extraction. This cost-effective method aids in visualizing soft tissues for improved patient function in a single appointment.

Keywords:

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Prosthodontics
Dental Materials

Background:

Interim partial dentures temporarily restore dentition, improving phonetics, aesthetics, and occlusion.
Aging provisional restorations require timely management to maintain oral health.
Patients with tooth loss seek functional and esthetic solutions without prolonged edentulism.

Observation:

A case study involving an aging, self-maintained provisional restoration is presented.
A modified interim prosthesis fabrication technique was employed.
This technique involves decoronation of teeth prior to extraction.

Findings:

Decoronation allows for visualization of anatomical soft tissues.
The modified technique is cost-effective and expeditious.
Restoration of function was achieved in a single appointment.

Implications:

This technique offers a practical solution for patients needing temporary tooth replacement.
It provides a method for managing aging provisional restorations efficiently.
Visualizing soft tissues aids in creating a more accurate interim prosthesis.