An ingenious modification in conventional swing lock cast partial denture for rehabilitating a hemi mandibulectomy defect

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Abstract

Mandibular resections compromise the balance and symmetry of mandibular functions. Since centuries there has been advent of various prosthetic treatment modalities to improve the masticatory efficiency. Swing lock dentures, a treatment facet with high degree of clinical effectiveness, yet gradually fading into oblivion due to its design complexities, has been resurrected by retaining its indigenous concept of reciprocation, and consolidating aesthetics with introduction of newer breed of aesthetic material (Thermoplastic Acetal resin).

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Shah, R. J., Lagdive, S. B., Saini, S. L., Verma, V. B., & Shah, S. R. (2017). An ingenious modification in conventional swing lock cast partial denture for rehabilitating a hemi mandibulectomy defect. Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 11(1), ZD01–ZD03. https://doi.org/10.7860/JCDR/2017/22773.9134

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