Director and Dentist at Abe Dental Clinic (Tokyo, Japan)
He focuses on periodontal treatment, prosthodontics, and esthetic dentistry.
He is a leading authority on the technique of mandibular full denture retraction and has authored many books.

Jiro Abe

<h4 id="hcf83e1357e"> </h4> ・The Seal at the retromylohyoid fossa: 　-How to perform Compensatory Closure at the retromylohyoid fossa 　-Close Contact closure with the interior side of the denture and the retromolar pad tissue 　-Exterior closure over the denture base by close contact 　 with the tongue side wall and the buccal mucosa on the Retromolar pad. <h4 id="hcf83e1357e"> </h4>◆Part 1: The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture ・What's the Principle of Suction ・Why is it difficult to create the suction denture in mandible <h4 id="hcf83e1357e"> </h4> &nbsp;

Mandibular Suction-Effective Complete Denture Combined with BPS by Dr. Jiro Abe 

<<Content Summary>>
Dr. Jiro Abe is giving his lecture about Mandibular Suction-Effective Complete Denture (SEMCD) combined with BPS Biofunctional Prosthetic System (BPS) by Ivoclar Vivadent Inc.
1st Part: In [Module 1~4], Dr. Jiro Abe explains 「The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture」 covering key points of both Maxillary and Mandibular Complete Denture seals and closures.
2nd Part: In [Module 5~8], Dr. Abe explains about 「Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination」
He discusses why he selected BPS from among many other approaches, and he explains SEMCD intraoral examination sheets, and how to determine suction success rate forecast during examination, and lastly he covers advanced techniques for overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular suction. 
By watching this lecture, you will learn the key concepts of Dr. Abe's SEMCD suction dentures and how to practically use them in your practice starting tomorrow.


Course Curriculum　（カリキュラム）
Part 1.1: The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture
What are the complaints that the patient have for Complete Denture
What is suction denture and success rate of SEMCD
Why are conventional dentures unable to achieve suction?
What is the absolute requirement of a complete denture suction?
What's the Principle of Suction 
Why is it difficult to create the suction denture in mandible 

Part 1.2 Maxillary Complete Denture
The Interior Exterior Doubled Closure
The Close Contact Closure
Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture
The Seal of the Labial and Buccal region
The Seal at the sublingual fold 
The Seal at the retromylohyoid fossa: 
-How to perform Compensatory Closure at the retromylohyoid fossa
The Posterior end seal around retromolar pad
-Close Contact closure with the interior side of the denture and the retromolar pad tissue 
-Exterior closure over the denture base by close contact with the tongue side wall and the buccal mucosa on the Retromolar pad.


Part 2: Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination
Part 2.1 Why did I select BPS from among many ways?
Part 2.2 Intraoral examination for SEMCDs
Part 2.3 Advanced techniques overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular suction
Advanced impression technique for suction
Therapeutic denture
Two-implant-supported overdenture
Rewards 

ここまで
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Module 1
Part 1: The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture
In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:
What are the complaints that the patient have for Complete Denture
What is suction denture and success rate of SEMCD
Why are conventional dentures unable to achieve suction?
What is the absolute requirement of a complete denture suction?
What's the Principle of Suction 
Why is it difficult to create the suction denture in mandible 

Module 2 
Part 1.2 Maxillary Complete Denture, Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture
In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:
Maxillary complete denture: The Interior/Exterior Doubled Closure
Maxillary complete denture: The Close Contact Closure
Mandibular complete denture: The Seal of the Labial & Buccal Region
Mandibular complete denture: The Sealing of the Lingual Area
Seal at the sublingual fold (Sublingual sponge tissue)
Seal at the retromylohyoid fossa
Closed-mouth impression technique
Classification of the retracted tongue position
Achievement of the complete sublingual border seal
How to do Compensatory Closure at the retromylohyoid fossa and more

Module 3 
Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture, The Posterior End Seal Around the Retromolar Pad Section 1: Close contact closure with the interior side of the denture and the retromolar pad tissue.
In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:
Frame Cut Back Tray (Take an impression with the retromolar pad resting position)
Closed-mouth impression using Frame Cut Back Tray
Comparison of two preliminary impression techniques (Pressure-loaded method & Least pressure-loaded method)


Module 4
Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture, The Posterior End Seal Around the Retromolar Pad Section 2: Exterior closure over the denture base 
In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:
BTC point (Buccal mucosa - Tongue-side wall - Contact Point) 
How is the BTC point created an essential feature?
Observation of the BTC point with MRI
Measuring experiment to pull the suction denture base.
Difference between conventional dentures and suction dentures?
Definition of SEMCD and Suction effectiveness

Module 5 
Part 2：Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination 
Part 2.1 Why did I select BPS from among many ways?
In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:
Question: What is the most important factor in obtaining patient satisfaction? Accurate reproduction of jaw relationship? To obtain Lower denture stability and retention? 
BPS in 4 steps: 
Step 1: Preliminary impression Centric tray 
Step 2: Precision Impression Gnathometer M (UTF)
Step 3: Tooth set-up Wax denture Try-in 
Step 4: IvoBase system Ivocap Polymerization 

Module 6
Part 2：Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination 
Part 2.2： Intraoral Examination for SEMCDs
In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:
Anatomical Risk Factors:
Severe alveolar bone resorption
Poor quality of sublingual spongy tissue
Inadequate space in the retromylohyoid fossa
Poor shape of the retromolar pad
Strong tongue retraction during mouth opening
Intermaxillary Risk Factors:
Jaw relationship (Type 1, 2, 3)
Large discrepancy between the habitual jaw position and the true one
TMJ Dysfunction
Intraoral examination for SEMCDs details, how to determine suction success rate forecast during examination
Extent of alveolar ridge resorption
Sublingual Spongy Tissue
Space in the retromylohyoid fossa
Shape of the Retromolar Pad

Module 7
Part 2：Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination 
Part 2.2： Intraoral Examination for SEMCDs details 
Part 2.3：Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases:
In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains
How to determine suction success rate forecast during examination and advanced impression procedure for difficult cases 
Tongue Retraction 

Part 2.3 Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases:

Severely resorbed ridge with genial tubercle
Strong tongue retraction
Irregular shape of the retromolar pad on mouth opening
Two special border-molding techniques and a special sublingual seal.
Monophase material for border molding.
How is sufficient lip support created?
How to achieve accurate reproduction of the impression through digital technology?
Precision milling of industrial resin.

Module 8
Part 2：Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination 
Part 2.3 Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases, Therapeutic denture and Two-implant-supported overdenture

In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains
Intermaxillary Risk Factors:
Jaw relationship
Large discrepancy between the habitual jaw position and the true position.
TMJ (Temporomandibular joint) Dysfunction
Therapeutic denture
Two-implant-supported overdenture
Conclusion and Reward

Mandibular Suction-effective Complete Dentures Combined with BPS

Summary
Dr. Jiro Abe is giving his lecture about Mandibular Suction-Effective Complete Denture (SEMCD) combined with BPS Biofunctional Prosthetic System (BPS) by Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. 

◆Part 1
Dr. Abe explains “The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture” covering key points of both Maxillary and Mandibular Complete Denture seals and closures.

◆Part 2
Dr. Abe explains about “Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination” Dr explains about why he selected BPS from among many other approaches, and he explains SEMCD intraoral examination sheets, and how to determine suction success rate forecast during examination, and lastly he covers advanced techniques for overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular suction. 

By watching this lecture, you will learn the key concepts of Dr. Abe's SEMCD suction dentures and how to practically use them in your practice starting tomorrow.

Course Curriculum👇

◆Part 1.1: The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture

・What are the complaints that the patient have for Complete Denture

・What is suction denture and success rate of SEMCD

・Why are conventional dentures unable to achieve suction?

・What is the absolute requirement of a complete denture suction?

・What's the Principle of Suction 

・Why is it difficult to create the suction denture in mandible 





◆Part 1.2: Maxillary Complete Denture

・The Interior Exterior Doubled Closure

・The Close Contact Closure





◆Part 1.3: Mandibular Complete Denture

・The Seal of the Labial and Buccal region

・The Seal at the sublingual fold 

・The Seal at the retromylohyoid fossa: 

　-How to perform Compensatory Closure at the retromylohyoid fossa

・The Posterior end seal around retromolar pad

　-Close Contact closure with the interior side of the denture and the retromolar pad tissue 

　-Exterior closure over the denture base by close contact 

　 with the tongue side wall and the buccal mucosa on the Retromolar pad.





◆Part 2: Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination

Part 2.1 Why did I select BPS from among many ways?

Part 2.2 Intraoral examination for SEMCDs

Part 2.3 Advanced techniques overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular suction



・Advanced impression technique for suction

・Therapeutic denture

・Two-implant-supported overdenture





[Module 1]
◆Part 1: The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture

In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:

・What are the complaints that the patient have for Complete Denture

・What is suction denture and success rate of SEMCD

・Why are conventional dentures unable to achieve suction?

・What is the absolute requirement of a complete denture suction?

・What's the Principle of Suction

・Why is it difficult to create the suction denture in mandible





Dr. Jiro Abe's books are available online on their respective websites. You can find his books at the following URL
Note: Doctorbook Global Academy is not responsible for any sales related to following books and purchase shall be made on their respective websites.


1.Mandibular Suction-Effective Denture “The Professional,,

https://www.quintessence-publishing.com/usa/en/author/807916/abe-jiro

https://www.quint-j.co.jp/shigakusyocom/html/products/detail.php?product_id=3752



2. E-book:

https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/Jiro-Abe-ebook/dp/B09B6SLD4V 





Free to watch (12 minutes) Part 1.1 

<h4 id="hcf83e1357e"> </h4>Dr. Jiro Abe is giving his lecture about Mandibular Suction-Effective Complete Denture (SEMCD) combined with BPS Biofunctional Prosthetic System (BPS) by Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. ◆Part 1 Dr. Abe explains “The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture” covering key points of both Maxillary and Mandibular Complete Denture seals and closures. ◆Part 2 Dr. Abe explains about “Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination” Dr explains about why he selected BPS from among many other approaches, and he explains SEMCD intraoral examination sheets, and how to determine suction success rate forecast during examination, and lastly he covers advanced techniques for overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular suction. By watching this lecture, you will learn the key concepts of Dr. Abe's SEMCD suction dentures and how to practically use them in your practice starting tomorrow. <h4 id="hcf83e1357e"> </h4>◆Part 1.1: The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture ・What are the complaints that the patient have for Complete Denture ・What is suction denture and success rate of SEMCD ・Why are conventional dentures unable to achieve suction? ・What is the absolute requirement of a complete denture suction? ・What's the Principle of Suction&nbsp; ・Why is it difficult to create the suction denture in mandible&nbsp; ◆Part 1.2: Maxillary Complete Denture ・The Interior Exterior Doubled Closure ・The Close Contact Closure ◆Part 1.3: Mandibular Complete Denture ・The Seal of the Labial and Buccal region ・The Seal at the sublingual fold&nbsp; ・The Seal at the retromylohyoid fossa: -How to perform Compensatory Closure at the retromylohyoid fossa ・The Posterior end seal around retromolar pad -Close Contact closure with the interior side of the denture and the retromolar pad tissue -Exterior closure over the denture base by close contact with the tongue side wall and the buccal mucosa on the Retromolar pad. ◆Part 2: Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination Part 2.1 Why did I select BPS from among many ways? Part 2.2 Intraoral examination for SEMCDs Part 2.3 Advanced techniques overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular suction ・Advanced impression technique for suction ・Therapeutic denture ・Two-implant-supported overdenture <code>00:07〜</code> ◆Part 1.2 Maxillary Complete Denture, Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains: ・Maxillary complete denture: The Interior/Exterior Doubled Closure ・Maxillary complete denture: The Close Contact Closure ・Mandibular complete denture: The Seal of the Labial &amp; Buccal Region ・Mandibular complete denture: The Sealing of the Lingual Area ・Seal at the sublingual fold (Sublingual sponge tissue) ・Seal at the retromylohyoid fossa ・Closed-mouth impression technique ・Classification of the retracted tongue position ・Achievement of the complete sublingual border seal ・How to do Compensatory Closure at the retromylohyoid fossa and more <code>12:17〜</code> ◆Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture, The Posterior End Seal Around the Retromolar Pad Section 1: Close contact closure with the interior side of the denture and the retromolar pad tissue. In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains: ・Frame Cut Back Tray (Take an impression with the retromolar pad resting position) ・Closed-mouth impression using Frame Cut Back Tray ・Comparison of two preliminary impression techniques (Pressure-loaded method &amp; Least pressure-loaded method) <code>24:25〜</code> ◆Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture, The Posterior End Seal Around the Retromolar Pad Section 2: Exterior closure over the denture base In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains: ・BTC point (Buccal mucosa - Tongue-side wall - Contact Point) ・How is the BTC point created an essential feature? ・Observation of the BTC point with MRI ・Measuring experiment to pull the suction denture base. ・Difference between conventional dentures and suction dentures? ・Definition of SEMCD and Suction effectiveness <code>39:19〜</code> ◆Part 2&nbsp;Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination ◆Part 2.1 Why did I select BPS from among many ways? In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains: Question: What is the most important factor in obtaining patient satisfaction? Accurate reproduction of jaw relationship? To obtain Lower denture stability and retention? BPS in 4 steps: Step 1: Preliminary impression Centric tray Step 2: Precision Impression Gnathometer M (UTF) Step 3: Tooth set-up Wax denture Try-in Step 4: IvoBase system Ivocap Polymerization <code>54:14〜</code> ◆Part 2 Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination ◆Part 2.2&nbsp;Intraoral Examination for SEMCDs In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains: Anatomical Risk Factors: ・Severe alveolar bone resorption ・Poor quality of sublingual spongy tissue ・Inadequate space in the retromylohyoid fossa ・Poor shape of the retromolar pad ・Strong tongue retraction during mouth opening Intermaxillary Risk Factors: ・Jaw relationship (Type 1, 2, 3) ・Large discrepancy between the habitual jaw position and the true one ・TMJ Dysfunction Intraoral examination for SEMCDs&nbsp;details,&nbsp;how to determine suction success rate forecast during examination 1.Extent of alveolar ridge resorption 2.Sublingual Spongy Tissue 3.Space in the retromylohyoid fossa 4.Shape of the Retromolar Pad <code>1:07:56〜</code> ◆Part 2 Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination ◆Part 2.2： Intraoral Examination for SEMCDs details ◆Part 2.3：Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases: In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains How to determine suction success rate forecast during examination and advanced impression procedure for difficult cases 5.Tongue Retraction Part 2.3 Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases: ・Severely resorbed ridge with genial tubercle ・Strong tongue retraction ・Irregular shape of the retromolar pad on mouth opening ・Two special border-molding techniques and a special sublingual seal. ・Monophase material for border molding. ・How is sufficient lip support created? ・How to achieve accurate reproduction of the impression through digital technology? ・Precision milling of industrial resin. <code>1:24:56〜</code> ◆Part 2：Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination ◆Part 2.3 Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases, Therapeutic denture and Two-implant-supported overdenture In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains Intermaxillary Risk Factors: ・Jaw relationship ・Large discrepancy between the habitual jaw position and the true position. ・TMJ (Temporomandibular joint) Dysfunction ・Therapeutic denture ・Two-implant-supported overdenture ・Conclusion and Reward <h4 id="h194e2c8955">Dr. Jiro Abe's books are available online on their respective websites. You can find his books at the following URL Note: Doctorbook Global Academy is not responsible for any sales related to following books and purchase shall be made on their respective websites.</h4> 1.Mandibular Suction-Effective Denture “The Professional,, <a style="color:#38a5c3" href="https://www.quintessence-publishing.com/usa/en/author/807916/abe-jiro" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.quintessence-publishing.com/usa/en/author/807916/abe-jiro</a> <a style="color:#38a5c3" href="https://www.quint-j.co.jp/shigakusyocom/html/products/detail.php?product_id=3752" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.quint-j.co.jp/shigakusyocom/html/products/detail.php?product_id=3752</a> <a style="color:#38a5c3" href="https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/Jiro-Abe-ebook/dp/B09B6SLD4V" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/Jiro-Abe-ebook/dp/B09B6SLD4V</a>&nbsp;

Summary
Dr. Jiro Abe is giving his lecture about Mandibular Suction-Effective Complete Denture (SEMCD) combined with BPS Biofunctional Prosthetic System (BPS) by Ivoclar Vivadent Inc.

◆Part 1
Dr. Abe explains “The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture” covering key points of both Maxillary and Mandibular Complete Denture seals and closures.

◆Part 2
Dr. Abe explains about “Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination” Dr explains about why he selected BPS from among many other approaches, and he explains SEMCD intraoral examination sheets, and how to determine suction success rate forecast during examination, and lastly he covers advanced techniques for overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular suction. 



By watching this lecture, you will learn the key concepts of Dr. Abe's SEMCD suction dentures and how to practically use them in your practice starting tomorrow.

Course Curriculum👇
◆Part 1.1: The Suction Mechanism of Mandibular Complete Denture
・What are the complaints that the patient have for Complete Denture
・What is suction denture and success rate of SEMCD
・Why are conventional dentures unable to achieve suction?
・What is the absolute requirement of a complete denture suction?
・What's the Principle of Suction 
・Why is it difficult to create the suction denture in mandible 

◆Part 1.2: Maxillary Complete Denture
・The Interior Exterior Doubled Closure
・The Close Contact Closure

◆Part 1.3: Mandibular Complete Denture
・The Seal of the Labial and Buccal region
・The Seal at the sublingual fold 
・The Seal at the retromylohyoid fossa:

-How to perform Compensatory Closure at the retromylohyoid fossa
・The Posterior end seal around retromolar pad
-Close Contact closure with the interior side of the denture and the retromolar pad tissue
-Exterior closure over the denture base by close contact
with the tongue side wall and the buccal mucosa on the Retromolar pad.

◆Part 2: Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination
Part 2.1 Why did I select BPS from among many ways?
Part 2.2 Intraoral examination for SEMCDs
Part 2.3 Advanced techniques overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular suction
・Advanced impression technique for suction
・Therapeutic denture
・Two-implant-supported overdenture



00:07〜
◆Part 1.2 Maxillary Complete Denture, Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture

In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:

・Maxillary complete denture: The Interior/Exterior Doubled Closure

・Maxillary complete denture: The Close Contact Closure

・Mandibular complete denture: The Seal of the Labial & Buccal Region

・Mandibular complete denture: The Sealing of the Lingual Area

・Seal at the sublingual fold (Sublingual sponge tissue)

・Seal at the retromylohyoid fossa

・Closed-mouth impression technique

・Classification of the retracted tongue position

・Achievement of the complete sublingual border seal

・How to do Compensatory Closure at the retromylohyoid fossa and more



12:17〜

◆Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture, The Posterior End Seal Around the Retromolar Pad Section 1: Close contact closure with the interior side of the denture and the retromolar pad tissue.

In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:

・Frame Cut Back Tray (Take an impression with the retromolar pad resting position)

・Closed-mouth impression using Frame Cut Back Tray

・Comparison of two preliminary impression techniques (Pressure-loaded method & Least pressure-loaded method)



24:25〜

◆Part 1.3 Mandibular Complete Denture, The Posterior End Seal Around the Retromolar Pad Section 2: Exterior closure over the denture base

In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:

・BTC point (Buccal mucosa - Tongue-side wall - Contact Point)

・How is the BTC point created an essential feature?

・Observation of the BTC point with MRI

・Measuring experiment to pull the suction denture base.

・Difference between conventional dentures and suction dentures?

・Definition of SEMCD and Suction effectiveness





39:19〜

◆Part 2 Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination

◆Part 2.1 Why did I select BPS from among many ways?

In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:

Question: What is the most important factor in obtaining patient satisfaction? Accurate reproduction of jaw relationship? To obtain Lower denture stability and retention?

BPS in 4 steps:

Step 1: Preliminary impression Centric tray

Step 2: Precision Impression Gnathometer M (UTF)

Step 3: Tooth set-up Wax denture Try-in

Step 4: IvoBase system Ivocap Polymerization





54:14〜

◆Part 2 Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination

◆Part 2.2 Intraoral Examination for SEMCDs

In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains:

Anatomical Risk Factors:

・Severe alveolar bone resorption

・Poor quality of sublingual spongy tissue

・Inadequate space in the retromylohyoid fossa

・Poor shape of the retromolar pad

・Strong tongue retraction during mouth opening

Intermaxillary Risk Factors:

・Jaw relationship (Type 1, 2, 3)

・Large discrepancy between the habitual jaw position and the true one

・TMJ Dysfunction

Intraoral examination for SEMCDs details, how to determine suction success rate forecast during examination

1.Extent of alveolar ridge resorption

2.Sublingual Spongy Tissue

3.Space in the retromylohyoid fossa

4.Shape of the Retromolar Pad





1:07:56〜

◆Part 2 Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination

◆Part 2.2： Intraoral Examination for SEMCDs details

◆Part 2.3：Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases:

In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains

How to determine suction success rate forecast during examination and advanced impression procedure for difficult cases

5.Tongue Retraction



Part 2.3 Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases:



・Severely resorbed ridge with genial tubercle

・Strong tongue retraction

・Irregular shape of the retromolar pad on mouth opening

・Two special border-molding techniques and a special sublingual seal.

・Monophase material for border molding.

・How is sufficient lip support created?

・How to achieve accurate reproduction of the impression through digital technology?

・Precision milling of industrial resin.





1:24:56〜

◆Part 2：Overcoming difficulties in achieving mandibular denture suction through intraoral examination

◆Part 2.3 Advanced impression procedure for difficult cases, Therapeutic denture and Two-implant-supported overdenture



In this module, Dr. Jiro Abe explains

Intermaxillary Risk Factors:

・Jaw relationship

・Large discrepancy between the habitual jaw position and the true position.

・TMJ (Temporomandibular joint) Dysfunction

・Therapeutic denture

・Two-implant-supported overdenture

・Conclusion and Reward





Dr. Jiro Abe's books are available online on their respective websites. You can find his books at the following URL
Note: Doctorbook Global Academy is not responsible for any sales related to following books and purchase shall be made on their respective websites.


1.Mandibular Suction-Effective Denture “The Professional,,

https://www.quintessence-publishing.com/usa/en/author/807916/abe-jiro

https://www.quint-j.co.jp/shigakusyocom/html/products/detail.php?product_id=3752



2. E-book:

https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/Jiro-Abe-ebook/dp/B09B6SLD4V 





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