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This document discusses various classification systems for partial dentures. It describes Kennedy's 1923 classification system which categorizes partial dentures into four classes based on the location and number of edentulous areas. It also discusses modifications to Kennedy's system by Applegate, who added two additional classes. The document provides examples and rules for applying different classification systems to visualize partial denture designs and distinguish between tooth and tissue supported designs.

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It should let instantaneous visualization of the kind of partially edentulous arch being considered. It should let instant difference between the tooth borne and tooth tissues supported RPD. It should be collectively adequate.
Tooth Borne Mucosa Borne Tooth and Mucosa Borne
When usage in conjunction with a support classification, it assistances to give a clear classification considerate about the sort of denture under consideration during a conversation on partial dentures. Worldwide suitable classification Planned by Edward Kennedy in 1923 Kennedy classification is founded on the connection of the burdens to the usual teeth.
The Most Subsequent edentulous area determines the class. If a third molar is missing and not to be substituted it is not considered in decisive the class. The size of the modification is not significant.
upsKennedys classification has four chief with amendments excluding for class IV Class I: Two-sided free end edentulous spaces posterior to the normal teeth. Class II: One-sided free end edentulous space posterior to the normal teeth.
Class III: Abounded one- sided edentulous space having natural teeth at each end. Class IV: Thrived edentulous space anterior to the natural teeth.
Examples Of Modifications: An additional edentulous area in Class I would be designated as Class I modification 1 If two further edentulous existing it could be designate areas are as Class I modification 2 A one-sided saddle with one extra edentulous area is Class II modification 1
A unilateral bounded edentulous area with three additional edentulous areas is class III modification 3
Permits visualization of partly edentulous arch Distinguishes between tooth supported and tooth tissue maintained Type of design can be unquestionable is generally accepted Aids in discussing identifying and planning the design
First classification to be recognised by the dental line of work He classified partial dentures than edentulous spaces Four types 1. Diagonal: 2 deposits slantwise opposite another 2. Diametric: 2 retainers utterly opposite one another. 3. Unilateral: 2 or more direct deposits on same side. 4. Multilateral: 3 direct deposits on either side.
He emphasized the significance of provision for partial dentures. A- Anterior refurbishments where there were burden areas forward to the bicuspids. P- Posterior restorations where there were saddle areas posterior to the canines.
Class I: Bounded saddle (Tooth supported). Class II: Free end saddle (Mucosa supported).
{ Class III: Bounded saddle (More than 3 tooth missing). Example: If all subsequent teeth from pooches till molars are missing with lateral incisors then the classification is AI P III.
Class I: Variation I: a. Posterior missing, Forward all teeth present. b. Posterior missing, some anterior teeth missing. Variation II a. Anterior missing, All posteriors present. b. Anterior missing, some posteriors missing.
Class II: Division I has variation 1 and 2. Division II has variation 1 and 2 This classification is tooth tissue bearing. Class III is edentulous state.
A- Anterior space. B- Bound Posterior Space. C-Cantilever condition or a posterior free end saddle.
Class I: Mucosa borne. Class II: Tooth borne Class III: Mixture of mucosa borne and tissue borne.
RULE 1: classification should follow rather than herald any removals of teeth hat might alter the unique classification. RULE 2: If a third molar is missing and not to be replaced it is not considered in the classification RULE 3: If a third molar is present and is to be used as an abutment, it is considered in the classification RULE 4: If a second molar is missing and is not to be replaced, it is not considered in the classification
RULE 5: The classification is always posteriorly determined by the most edentulous area or areas RULE 6: Edentulous areas other than those decisive the classification are mentioned to as modifications and are designated by their number. RULE 7:The extent of modification is not measured, only the number of added edentulous areas. RULE 8: There can be no modification areas in class IV arches (another edentulous area lying posterior to the single bilateral area crossing the midline would determine the classification.)
Applegate added two more classes to Kennedys existing classification Class V: This is an edentulous area restricted anteriorly and posteriorly by natural teeth, in which the forward abutment is not appropriate for support. Class VI: This is an edentulous state in which the abutment tooth is talented of total provision.(As in young patients)
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  • 2. It should let instantaneous visualization of the kind of partially edentulous arch being considered. It should let instant difference between the tooth borne and tooth tissues supported RPD. It should be collectively adequate.
  • 3. Tooth Borne Mucosa Borne Tooth and Mucosa Borne
  • 4. When usage in conjunction with a support classification, it assistances to give a clear classification considerate about the sort of denture under consideration during a conversation on partial dentures. Worldwide suitable classification Planned by Edward Kennedy in 1923 Kennedy classification is founded on the connection of the burdens to the usual teeth.
  • 5. The Most Subsequent edentulous area determines the class. If a third molar is missing and not to be substituted it is not considered in decisive the class. The size of the modification is not significant.
  • 6. upsKennedys classification has four chief with amendments excluding for class IV Class I: Two-sided free end edentulous spaces posterior to the normal teeth. Class II: One-sided free end edentulous space posterior to the normal teeth.
  • 7. Class III: Abounded one- sided edentulous space having natural teeth at each end. Class IV: Thrived edentulous space anterior to the natural teeth.
  • 8. Examples Of Modifications: An additional edentulous area in Class I would be designated as Class I modification 1 If two further edentulous existing it could be designate areas are as Class I modification 2 A one-sided saddle with one extra edentulous area is Class II modification 1
  • 9. A unilateral bounded edentulous area with three additional edentulous areas is class III modification 3
  • 10. Permits visualization of partly edentulous arch Distinguishes between tooth supported and tooth tissue maintained Type of design can be unquestionable is generally accepted Aids in discussing identifying and planning the design
  • 11. First classification to be recognised by the dental line of work He classified partial dentures than edentulous spaces Four types 1. Diagonal: 2 deposits slantwise opposite another 2. Diametric: 2 retainers utterly opposite one another. 3. Unilateral: 2 or more direct deposits on same side. 4. Multilateral: 3 direct deposits on either side.
  • 12. He emphasized the significance of provision for partial dentures. A- Anterior refurbishments where there were burden areas forward to the bicuspids. P- Posterior restorations where there were saddle areas posterior to the canines.
  • 13. Class I: Bounded saddle (Tooth supported). Class II: Free end saddle (Mucosa supported).
  • 14. { Class III: Bounded saddle (More than 3 tooth missing). Example: If all subsequent teeth from pooches till molars are missing with lateral incisors then the classification is AI P III.
  • 15. Class I: Variation I: a. Posterior missing, Forward all teeth present. b. Posterior missing, some anterior teeth missing. Variation II a. Anterior missing, All posteriors present. b. Anterior missing, some posteriors missing.
  • 16. Class II: Division I has variation 1 and 2. Division II has variation 1 and 2 This classification is tooth tissue bearing. Class III is edentulous state.
  • 17. A- Anterior space. B- Bound Posterior Space. C-Cantilever condition or a posterior free end saddle.
  • 18. Class I: Mucosa borne. Class II: Tooth borne Class III: Mixture of mucosa borne and tissue borne.
  • 19. RULE 1: classification should follow rather than herald any removals of teeth hat might alter the unique classification. RULE 2: If a third molar is missing and not to be replaced it is not considered in the classification RULE 3: If a third molar is present and is to be used as an abutment, it is considered in the classification RULE 4: If a second molar is missing and is not to be replaced, it is not considered in the classification
  • 20. RULE 5: The classification is always posteriorly determined by the most edentulous area or areas RULE 6: Edentulous areas other than those decisive the classification are mentioned to as modifications and are designated by their number. RULE 7:The extent of modification is not measured, only the number of added edentulous areas. RULE 8: There can be no modification areas in class IV arches (another edentulous area lying posterior to the single bilateral area crossing the midline would determine the classification.)
  • 21. Applegate added two more classes to Kennedys existing classification Class V: This is an edentulous area restricted anteriorly and posteriorly by natural teeth, in which the forward abutment is not appropriate for support. Class VI: This is an edentulous state in which the abutment tooth is talented of total provision.(As in young patients)
  • 22. 717 Bethlehem Pike, Montgomeryville, PA 18936-9602 215-393-8330 info@americandentaldesigns.com http://www.americandentaldesigns.com/