Complete Denture Prosthodontics: An Insight into Past, Present and Future
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The loss of teeth can be an extremely traumatic and an upsetting experience. The art & science of denture therapy has beenespoused and debated for almost a century. This paradigm has been repeatedly passed from "tutor-to-pupil", with modifications & amalgamations of various philosophies. The "pupil-in-time-becomes-the-tutor" & the process continues as such. One cannot deny that various procedures involved in making of complete dentures have advanced through keen observation, experience, empiricism, anecdote, artistry & science. The dental profession has come far in terms of better materials, tools & techniques. Newer materials & technologies are driving newer, more efficient & successful clinical treatment & yet there is so much left to do.
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