2. That part of the removable partial denture which rests
on oral mucosa and to which teeth are attached.
Plastic Resin
Acrylic
Polystyrene
Metal
Gold
Chrome Cobalt
3. FUNCTIONS OF DENTURE BASE
Retains artificial teeth
Transfer occlusal forces to supporting oral structures
Helps in mastication
Esthetics
Stimulate underlying tissues
Provide retention
Stabilisation against horizontal forces
Support prosthesis
5. REQUISITES FOR IDEAL DENTURE BASE
• Accuracy of Adaptation To Tissues With Low Volume
Change
• Dense non irritating surface capable of receiving &
maintaining a good finish
• Thermal conductivity
• Low specific gravity – Lightness in mouth
• Esthetics
• Biologically Compactable with tissues
13. METAL BASE - ADVATAGES
Accuracy & performance of form
Comparative tissue response
Thermal conductivity
Weight & Bulk
14. METAL BASE -DIS ADVATAGES
Esthetics - Anterior
Enhancement of retention not possible – lack of weight
of metal base
Relining difficult
Restoration of normal facial contour can not be
achieved
15. METAL BASE - INDICATIONS
Tooth supported partial dentures
Inadequate interarch space
Structural details
Designed with optimun extension
Thinner base than plastic resin
Avoid sharp margins
17. PLASTIC RESIN BASE -INDICATIONS
Extension base partial denture
Long span edentulous ridges
Relining
Contour restoration
18. PLASTIC RESIN BASE – STRUCTURAL
DETAILS
Adequate bulk & strength - junction of base & minor
connector
Tissue stops at extension base frame work
Placement of Base –
Placement over crest ridge- Resin breakage
Buccal/lingual of crest ridge
26. METHODS OF ATTACHING ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Porcelain/ Resin Artificial Teeth with Resin
Porcelain/ Resin Tube Teeth & Facings Cemented
Directly to Metal Bases
Resin Teeth Processed Directly To Metal Bases
Metal Teeth Cast With Frame Work
Chemical Bond