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Rigid Attatchements

Allows virtually no movement b/w prosthesis and abutment tooth

Classification of higher Classes

The higher the classification number the greater the degree of resiliency (Movability) and suggests less torque transfer to the tooth or implant

What are some Advantages of a Rotational Path RPD?

Minimizes the number of conventional clasps


Conductive to Oral Hygiene


Enhances esthetics in anterior rotational path cases

How are Direct Retainer Requirements satisfied with Rotational Path RPD?

Through incorporation of a Rigid Retentive Component




Special Rest: The Long Occlusal Rest

Where does the Partial rotate into?

an Undercut in the posterior molar positions




Must be In CERVICAL 1/3 or at worst Middle 1/3




NOT OCCLUSAL 1/3

Path usually used in the Maxillary Arch?

AnteroPosterior Path for esthetic reasons, eliminates clasps on the anterior abutments

Path usually used in the Mandibular Arch?

PosterioAnterior

Utilization of Undercuts for a sound Direct Retainer is usually established how?

By Minor Connectors or Proximal Plate in conjunction with clasps

Rotation to be used when anterior teeth are missing unilaterally?

Lateral Rotation

Rotation to be used when Posterior teeth are missing unilaterally?

Lateral Rotation


Engage MB and DB undercuts or ML and DL of the abutment teeth on edentulous side

How to the rest preps compare to the typical ones once used before?

They must be deeper to allow a rest thickness




1.5-1.75mm for Chromium


1.75-2.0mm for Gold

How should the rest seats be created?

Long Rest on abutment tooth with clasp arm helps stabilize movement




Should be extended to more than 1/2 the Mesiodistal Dimension of the Clinical Crown

Disadvantages of Rotational Path

-No adjustment of rigid retentive component is possible


-Little tolerance for error, technique sensitive


-Well prepared occlusal or cingulum rest seats

Advantages of Swing Lock Design

Relatively inexpensive method for using all or most of the remaining teeth

Disadvatages of Swing Lock Design

Relatively Poor esthetic outcome


Significant force on the remaining teeth

Path of insertion for Swing Lock Design

From lingual with the hinge open