Creating an adaptable anterior margin for an implant-retained auricular prosthesis
Achieving complete adaptation of the anterior margin of an auricular prosthesis often presents a challenge. Conventional solutions to this problem address soft tissue movements at static positions and do not necessarily reflect how the margin will adapt throughout a complete range of motion of the m...
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| description | Achieving complete adaptation of the anterior margin of an auricular prosthesis often presents a challenge. Conventional solutions to this problem address soft tissue movements at static positions and do not necessarily reflect how the margin will adapt throughout a complete range of motion of the mandible and head. A technique is presented for creating an adaptable margin for an auricular prosthesis throughout a complete range of motion. This technique can be applied once adaptation of the diagnostic wax margin to the master cast is successful. (J Prosthet Dent 2001;86:233-40.) |
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