Metal Reinforced Acrylic Frameworks
Last Updated: Jan 23, 2006
For fixed full-arch dental implant supported partial dentures in the mandible,
one approach has been to use metal reinforced acrylic frameworks.
The advantage to this design is that the metal reinforcement provides
strength and the acrylic – pink and white – is easy to repair. Are many
of you using this approach? What kinds of problems have you
encountered? How is patient acceptance?
5 Comments on Metal Reinforced Acrylic Frameworks
Fabrizio
01/26/2006
Dr. Lawrence Lizzack
01/28/2006
Anon
01/31/2006
Mark P. Miller, DDS
02/04/2006
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