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SINGLE AND ROTATIONAL PATH OF INSERTION

SINGLE PATH OF INSERTION
  •  Equalizes retention on all abutment teeth retentive arms  oppose each other on opposite sides of the arch
q  Provides bracing and cross arch stabilization of teeth
q  Directs forces along the long axes of the tooth
q  Allows partial denture to be placed and removed without encountering interferences
q  Minimizes torquing forces of the partial denture
q  Provides frictional retention from contact of the parallel surfaces of the teeth 

ROTATIONAL PATH OF INSERTION
q  Permits one portion of the framework to be seated first , followed by the remainder of the framework
q  Suitable for tooth bounded edentulous spaces especially for anterior edentulous spaces

Advantages
q  Requires minimal number of clasps
q  reduces tooth coverage
q  decreases plaque accumulation
q  Esthetics improved
q  Clasps are eliminated
q  Closer adaptation around the defects by acrylic
q  Abutment tooth preparation is minimal

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