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Use of the Rotational Path Removable Partial Denture Concept in a Kennedy Class II Patient
Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, 10/06/08

Donovan T - Implants were contraindicated for this patient because of a chronic sinus infection. Various removable prosthodontic options were considered, and the patient was ultimately treated very conservatively with a rotational path removable partial denture (RPD). This approach required no tooth preparation other than bonding a resin composite cingulum rest on the maxillary left canine. The use of the rotational path RPD eliminated any unsightly clasp assembly display and provided a satisfactory esthetic result.

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