论文信息 - Effect of rest design on transmission of forces to abutment teeth.

Effect of rest design on transmission of forces to abutment teeth.

Abstract A laboratory study was undertaken to determine the effects of several types of partial denture rests on abutment tooth movement. It was found that, as related to force transmission to abutment teeth, the depth of rest (in a gingival direction) is a more significant factor than the type of rest .

B T Cecconi | B. T. Cecconi

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