Removable Partial Denture tester

RPD Tester © is a model to predict the retention performance of any RPDs.

1 - Select Arch

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2 - Select Type of Occlusion

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3 - Select Acrylic Teeth

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4 - Indicate the missing teeth and select the clasps

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Step 5

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Excellent retention when Net Force = large than 0; Good retention when Net Force between 0 and -8; and Poor retention when Net froce = less than -8