Statement of Problem. The specific degree of retention for overdenture attachments is
unknown in relation to design, location, and alignment to supporting dental implants …

The degree of retention for overdenture attachments depends on design, location, and
alignment of supporting dental implants and the type of attachments. The aim of this study …

Purpose: The aim of this study was to compare the retention characteristics of various
overdenture attachment systems commonly used to retain overdentures to dental implants …

Purpose. The purpose of this in vitro study was to investigate the effect of cyclic
dislodgement on the retention of an overdenture attachment system when 2 implants were …

Purpose: To compare the retentive properties of ball and locator attachments during 5,000
insertion-separation cycles, corresponding to approximately 4.5 years of clinical use …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to quantify and compare the retentive forces of five
different prosthetic attachment designs on mandibular overdentures retained by two or three …

Purpose To compare retention and stability of Locator and bar attachments for implant‐
retained maxillary overdentures. Materials and Methods Four implants were inserted into a …

Aim: The aim of this in vitro study was to compare the change in the retentive force and
removal torque of three attachment systems during simulation of insertion-removal cycles …

Purpose To evaluate and compare retentive properties of O‐ring and Locator attachments
for implant‐retained maxillary overdentures. Materials and Methods Four implant analogs …

Introduction: Overdentures supported and retained by endosteal implants depend upon
mechanical components to provide retention. Ball attachments are frequently described …