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Increased rigidity
Producing a positive contact with tissue
Improve aesthetics
All
Establish guiding planes
Establish retentive areas
Establish interferences
All
Use a stress breaker
Splinting abutments to adjacent teeth
Maintaining a stable base-tissue relationship
All
Use wax impression material
Use heavy body poly sulphide
Assure intimate contact with tissue
None
Kennedy class I
Kennedy class II
Kennedy classIII
None
Minor connectors
Major connectors
Indirect retainers
Occlusal rest
Unilateral distal extension partial denture
Bilateral short span edentulous spaces in kennnedy class III
Either
None
Palatal bar
Palatal strap
Horse shoe connector
None
Lingual plate
Lingual bar
Double lingual bar
None
Labial bar
Cingulum bar
Double lingual bar
None
Acute angle
Obtuse angle
Right angle
None
Circular in cross section
Triangular cross section
Either
None
Indirect retainer
Occlusal rest
Direct retainer
None
1/3 rd buccolingual width
1/2 of buccolingual width
Either
None
Maxillary teeth
Mandibular teeth
Can be prepared in both
None
Mesiodistally
Buccolingually
Either
None
Above the height of contour
Below the height of contour
At height of contour
None
Reverse clasp
Circlet clasp
Both
None
Rigid and placed in middle 3rd of crown
Flexible and placed in occlusal third
Rigid and incisal third
None
Mesially
Distally
Gingivally
None
Will's surveyor
Ney surveyor
Jelenko surveyor
All
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