High Palatoglossal Arch: A New Indication for Pre-prosthetic Surgery

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Abstract

Pre-prosthetic surgery helps to overcome the challenge of prosthetic rehabilitation of the patient including restoration of the best masticatory function possible, combined with restoration or improvement of dental and facial esthetics. Maxillary denture prosthesis fabrication should include thorough examination of the soft palate and palatoglossal arch anatomy. This case report emphasizes on high palatoglossal arch as a rare and new cause of loss of posterior palatal seal and thereby retention of maxillary denture with rational, treated by pre-prosthetic surgery, ever reported in literature.

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Raikwar, K. R., Ghodke, M., Garde, J. B., & Suryavanshi, R. (2016). High Palatoglossal Arch: A New Indication for Pre-prosthetic Surgery. Journal of Maxillofacial and Oral Surgery, 15, 325–327. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12663-015-0863-5

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