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Although there is available an abundance of the published literature dealing with the abrasion of artificial teeth, the majority of it is directed to the materials of which these teeth are made [1-5]. So far, there is no research effort to examine the degrees of various abrasions on the occlusal surfaces planted on a complete denture. The present study is the first attempt to its kind to examine the abrasive degrees of artificial teeth as planted on a complete denture, i.e., in the situation approximating to the clinical conditions. Of course it is possible to conduct a survey on a variety of complete denture users on a periodic basis so as to keep track of various degrees of the dental abrasion on their teeth. It is to be admitted, however, there will be seen high individual differences in the resultant data influenced by such variables as the occlusal pressure

A Pilot Manufacture of Biting Abrasion Testing Machine for the Full Denture and its Test Result