[Removable prostheses with controlled distribution of forces on endosseous implants].

The differentiated behaviour of dental abutments and alveolar mucosal tissues following functional loading has always created design problems in the field of removable partial prostheses. This situation of disequilibrium is particularly clear when natural piers are replaced by osteointegrated implants which are by definition unable to adapt to the masticatory load. In order to avoid this different behaviour, the authors feel it is advisable to use a removable partial prosthesis fitted with telescopic retention, defined as "controlled distribution of the forces", which can transfer the functional masticatory load to the osteointegrated implants and alveolar mucosal structures in a harmonious, balanced and homogeneous manner.

[Apparently solitary plasmacytoma with mandibular localization].

A micromolecular, apparently isolated plasmocytoma on the mandible is reported.

[Construction of a prosthesis with wire force distribution].

The various stages and technique for the construction of a partial removable prosthesis based on the wire force distribution is possible to obtain an individual prosthesis suitable for every patient, something that is not possible with other conventional systems, such as prefabricated fittings.