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Precision and Semi-Precision
AttachmentsWhere? When? Why?
George E. Bambara, MS, DMD FACD, FICD
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Objectives of the Program• Understanding how attachments
preserve hard and soft tissue
• Selection of the appropriate attachments
• Understand the uses of attachments
• Familarization with different attachments
• Maintenance and hygiene
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Properly Designed Clasps Work
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•Uneven distribution of forces
•Possible orthodontic movement
•Periodontal compression
•Clasps can be plaque traps
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Removable Partial DenturesPeriodontal Status
RPD’s WERE ASSOCIATED WITH
• Increased periodontal pathology
• Increased plaque and tarter accumulation
• Increased gingival inflammation
• Increased probing depths
• Increased recession
• Increased abutment tooth mobility
Zlataric’ et.al., The Effect of Removable Partial Dentures on Periodontal Health of Abutment and Non-Abutment Teeth. JPeriodontology, 2002, 73: 137-144
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Clasps vs. Attachments
CLASPS:• Less expensive.• 5 to 6 year life.• 30% loss of retention.• Poor chewing
efficiency.• 93% caries rate.• 50% compliance.
ATTACHMENTS:• 15 year + life.• More expensive.• 99% retention.• Excellent chewing
efficiency.• 8% caries rate.• 100% compliance.
Rantanen, Wetherall and Smales, Feinberg et.al.
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CLASS I LEVER
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Class II Lever
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CLASS III LEVER
Class III Lever
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Indications for Attachments
• Aesthetics• Redistribution of forces• Minimize trauma to soft tissue• Control of loading and rotational
forces• Non parallel abutments- Segmenting• Future salvage efforts- Segmenting• Retention• Stabilization
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Functional Classifications
• Class 1A- Solid, rigid, non-resilient• Class 1B- Solid, rigid- lockable• Class 2- Vertical resilient• Class 3- Hinge resilient• Class 4- Vertical and hinge resilient• Class 5- Rotational and vertical
resilient • Class 6- Universal, omni-planer
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Patient Dexterity and Attachment Wear
• Insertion and removal cause wear
• Poor dexterity
• Avoid multiple attachments with complex a complex path of insertion
• Use lingual “guiding arms”
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What is a Precision Attachment?
• An attachment that is fabricated from milled alloys
• Tolerances are within .01mm
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Precision AttachmentsThey are Generally
• Intracoronal
• Rigid = NonResilient
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Benefits of Precision Attachments
• Consistent quality
• Controlled wear
• Less wear
• Easier repair• Standard parts are interchangeable
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What is a Semi-Precision Attachment?
• An attachment that is fabricated by the direct casting of plastic, wax, metal, or refractory patterns
• Their method of fabrication subjects them to inconsistencies
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Benefits of Semi-Precision Attachments
• Less costly
• Easy fabrication
• May be cast in alloy
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Semi-Precision AttachmentsThey Are Generally
• Extracoronal
• Non-rigid = Resilient
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Resilient Attachments
• 0.1mm – 0.4 mm difference in the displacement of the tissue and the denture base, as opposed to the axial intrusion of the abutment teeth
• Directs forces to the supporting tissues and the abutment teeth
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Selection of Attachments
• Location
• Opposing arch
• Function
• Retention
• Available space ( 3-5mm )
• Cost
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Criteria Selection for Resilient and Non Resilient
Attachments• Do not oppose two resilient attachments
unless teeth are very weak
• Opposing distal extensions with strong abutments: upper - non resilient, lower - resilient
• Lower distal extension vs.
– Natural dentition - resilient
– Full denture - non resilient
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Coronal Attachments
INTRACORONAL:
• Placed within the contours of the crown form
• Needs more tooth reduction
• Rigid connectors
EXTRACORONAL
• Placed outside the contours of the crown form
• Needs less tooth reduction
• Stress redirectors and are considered resilient
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Stud Attachments
A ball and socket type of attachment in which one component is attached to an abutment or implant, and the other element is retained in the prosthesis
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Advantages Stud Attachments
• Low profile
• Easy hygiene maintenance
• Enhanced crown/root ratio
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Dalla BonaThe Ball Attachment
A spherical, resilient, adjustable stud attachment with vertical and rotational
movement for retaining partial and complete overdentures
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Advantages
• Low Profile - limited space• Easy path of insertion• Adjustable female• All adjustments done in prostheses• Can be rigid – vertical movement only• Can be resilient – vertical and rotational• Easy fabrication• Hygienically maintainable
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Accessory Attachments
Plunger
Screw Type
Frictional
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Magnetic Attachments
• Processing magnet- in denture
• Intraradicular keeper
All magnetic attachments should be processed chairside in the denture
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Magnetic Indications
• Overdentures
• Implant restorations
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Magnetic Realities
• Provide little lateral stability
• Used in limited applications
• Heat curing will weaken magnets
• Corrosion