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Neutral zone approach for the rehabilitation of a severely atrophic mandibular ridge: Case report.

Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences, New Delhi, India.
General dentistry 05/2012; 60(3):e166-9. pp.e166-9
Source: PubMed

ABSTRACT Providing a complete denture for a patient with an atrophic mandibular ridge presents a unique challenge for dentists. Retention, stability, and support must be considered when fabricating and fitting a complete denture. This article highlights the use of the neutral zone technique for successful complete denture therapy in a patient with an atrophic mandibular ridge, with special emphasis on the role of coverage of genial tubercles for maximum prosthesis support and stability.

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Keywords

atrophic mandibular ridge
 
atrophic mandibular ridge presents
 
complete denture
 
maximum prosthesis support
 
neutral zone technique
 
Retention
 
special emphasis
 
successful complete denture therapy
 
unique challenge