The need for a denture base that is hygienic in terms of plaque bond and build-up should be the focus of our research. The ability of the general dentist to encourage and educate the patient for oral hygiene will affect the success of partial dentures. It is the responsibility of the dentist and his ability to cooperate with the technician to properly design the partial dentures to reduce the unwelcome forces on the abutment. More research is needed to assess the effect of removable partial dentures and direct retainers on abutment teeth with and without periodontal inflammation.
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