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. The aim of this study was to fabricate a complete upper acrylic  denture and a partial lower acrylic denture and provide occlusal  rehabilitation with added benefit of correcting the position of altered  condyle in a dysfunctional stomatognathic system. Case Report. Procedures for  fabrication of acrylic dentures are thoroughly described. Specific scheme of  occlusion was applied in the treatment of this patent. Occlusal contacts were  established as tripod minor contacts on the side where the part of upper  edentulous ridge was intensively reduced (on the right side) with divergent  tracing of the condyle due to dysfunction. Tripod contacts were established  on occlusal surfaces of opposing teeth as well. Contacts on the left side  were formed as circumferential surfaces. Specially distributed occlusal  contacts favorably influenced reduction of occlusal stresses on supporting  tissues in the mouth of the patient. Tooth contacts arranged in such  particular order were established to redistribute loading as well as to  prevent excessive propulsion and latero-protrusive movements of the lower  jaw. Conclusion. Occlusal pattern of tripod and single-point contacts was  used to compensate differences in condylar movements of this patient with  stomatognathic dysfunction, intending to diminish loads on reduced surfaces

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Restorative approach in prosthetic rehabilitation of unilaterally resorbed maxillary edentulous ridge and partly resorbed mandibular edentulous ridges: A case report