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[Analysis of the most common causes of failure in complete dentures]
Abstract:
The most frequent failures in complete denture construction are examined. All possible failures have been taken into con- been divided into 3 groups: failures in denture retention, in interocclusal relations and factors which are reducing denture stabilization. Failures in the lower complete denture retention with poor extension have been most frequently found (90% cases). Less frequent was poor extension of the upper complete denture. Disbalance such as excentric occlusion and articulation blocking have been frequently found. A sizable vertical occlusal dimension was also significant.
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