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Laboratory Techniques: Advanced Prosthetics

Traditional techniques, as in the provision of prosthetic appliances, can be enhanced by the use of advanced measuring devices, which can more accurately record and develop functional aspects of prosthetic work. An example of this is the Ivoclar Vivadent BPS system.

 

Where traditional prosthetic techniques may restrict the outcome of a treatment plan, through lack of support, retention or function, advanced techniques can be used to overcome these problems.

This can be achieved by reducing the size and form (or shape) of a prosthesis, or by the use of bespoke retaining elements to overcome retention issues (e.g. Clip retention and Magnetic retention). In some cases it is feasible to create a hybrid between a bridge and a denture.

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A BPS Gnathometer.

Ivoclar Vivadent BPS System

Ivoclar Vivadent BPS (Brand Prosthetics) System.

Underside view of a clip retained prosthetic.

Clip Retention

A method of retaining prosthetic appliances in the mouth using clips.

Cast framework with inset magnets.

Magnetic Retention

A method of retaining prosthetic appliances in the mouth using magnets.

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