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Section 1.1: Why should partial dentures be provided?
Section 1.2: Loads and levers
Section 1.3: Classification of partial dentures
Section 1.4: Cast surveying
Section 1.5: Support
Section 1.6: Connectors
Section 1.7: Retention
Section 1.8: Indirect retention
Section 1.9: Indirect or cantilevered support
Section 2.2: Articulated study casts
Section 2.3: Which teeth to replace? Design sequence
Section 2.4: Designing for Kennedy class III dentures
Section 2.5: Designing for Kennedy class I and II dentures (bi/unilateral free-end saddles)
Section 2.6: Designing for Kennedy class IV dentures
Section 3.1: Designing partial dentures for the ageing dentition
Section 3.3: Additions to existing partial dentures
Section 3.4: Residual dentition with poor prognosis
Section 3.5: Partial dentures around difficult dentitions and oral structures
Section 3.6: Overdentures and implants
Section 3.7: The free-end saddle: further comments
Section 3.8: The shortened dental arch
Section 3.9: Partial dentures in conjunction with crowns
Section 3.10: Some mechanical complexities

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