PATIENT: A 69-years-old edentulous male patient visited with a chief complaint of repeated fracture of a lower complete denture. A new denture was fabricated to improve the denture base rigidity and to modify the shape of the polished surface and position of the artificial teeth arrangement. DISCUSSION: It seemed that the lower complete denture was broken repeatedly because the thickness in the central part was insubstantial there was not a reinforcement metal structure, and possibly the occlusal force was strong. By Piezography method, we attempted to assemble the components requisite to improve strength including reinforcement of the metal structure. CONCLUSION: In this case, a lower complete denture was successfully produced with high rigidity that might not obstruct the denture stability, by applying Piezography.
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Araki, M. (2008). Case of complete denture using piezography. Nihon Hotetsu Shika Gakkai Zasshi, 52(2), 220–223. https://doi.org/10.2186/jjps.52.220